Americans across the country expressed their excitement Wednesday over the upcoming release of Value Meal, a feature-length documentary that will, at long last, shed some light on Americas fast food restaurant chains. Ive always wondered if eating fast food could potentially have some health risks, so Im looking forward to watching Value Meal and finding out about some of the heretofore unexamined pros and cons of this industry, said Denver resident David Jarrett, adding that he is looking forward to the documentary exposing the inner workings of the likes of McDonalds, Burger King, and Wendys to the general public for the very first time. Finally, well get a glimpse into how fast food restaurants operate behind the counterhow they produce and cook the food, their treatment of livestock and general farming practices, and the working conditions of their employees, so that I can learn what problems, if any, exist at these establishments. Man, its about time someone made a documentary like this, you know? Reached for comment, extremely anxious executives from every major fast food corporation expressed their terror to reporters that Value Meal may dissuade Americans from ever eating at their restaurants again. 