Chuck E. Cheese is a conspiracy against America.

Secondly, I would like to point out that my opponent is unaware that he is taking the con side of the debate. In his previous argument, he referred to my argument as 'con' when I actually am taking an affirmative stance on this debate. Thank you. Contention 1: Chuck E. Cheese over-prices the products they sell to weaken Americans, targeting their financial situations. A regular-sized soft drink (in comparison to their size "small") costs $1.89 in Chuck E. Cheese store 0748. With tax, this drink costs $2.04. When guests come to visit a friend, naturally, the friend will offer a drink. Chuck E. Cheese offers it's guests the option of a drink, knowing that most (if not all) guests that walk through their doors will want a beverage. They profit from buyers approximately 150% because "the soda (being supplied and advertised by coca-cola) only costs about $.02," says Tisha, assistant manager to Chuck E. Cheese store 0748. It is an observed fact that a large fraction of Chuck E. Cheese guests are typically African-American. According to . http://www.leftbusinessobserver.com..., African-Americans hold the lowest income rate. Chuck E. Cheese targets children and low income families by two different slogans of theirs: "Where a kid can be a kid. " "Admission to the fun is always free. " Children and parents hear these slogans and receive subliminal messaging. Parents are forced to feel that they have to let their child act immature and run around like wild animals without supervision inside Chuck E. Cheese because they will be letting their child act like the "kid" they are. AND IT'S FREE! !! With the help of Pasqually the chef, Jasper T. Jowls, Mr. Munch, Helen Henny, and Chuck himself, warp the minds of Americans. Jasper and Pasqually are known for their jokes and mean comments to to Mr. Munch, the constantly hungry, purple monster. Helen Henny has been used to portray and perform songs by a non-desirable role-model Janet Jackson, who has been known for some "questionable" actions. Not only do these characters set a bad example, but they're used to manipulate the minds of Chuck E. Cheese guests. It is a fact that Chuck E. Cheese's robotic head has been seen to be turned completely around in a way comparable to "Chucky" the evil red-headed doll. (As reported by manager Lauren and former employee Sarah from store 0748. ) CEC Entertainment is, thus, violating human equality by targeting the lower-income families and manipulating the minds of innocent children with their demonic puppet creatures. This is immoral because the employees at Chuck E. Cheese are forced to monitor the children and because the parents complain to the employees if they feel like they are being over charged, which leads to my second contention. .. Contention 2: Chuck E. Cheese employees are overworked and underpaid. While some Chuck E. Cheese employees are forced to spend thirteen hour shifts standing in one place doing nothing but stamping hands and opening a magnetic gate, some others are made into "party hostesses. " These hostesses are, by far, the most overworked employees. These employees are forced to tend to every need of parents and children and are forced to remain with the party the entire time. Parents often get disgruntled about the price of their bill and have been seen to threaten and curse at employees because of the bill. The hostesses are also required to put on a "Live show" which is where the hostesses force the children to memorize a new dance in within a two-minute time period, where the children are then instructed to walk around in circles doing this dance in a Nazi-like fashion. In addition, these hostesses rarely get tipped for all of their hard work and labor. CEC Entertainment goes out of it's way to make clear to parents that they are not required to tip. It is repeated on the "party reservation hotline" and then printed on the bottom of the guests comment card. While some of these hostesses have been employed with CEC Entertainment for over a year, and are still making $7.50 an hour (After getting superior ratings on cast member reviews), they deserve AT LEAST a five dollar tip from hosting these parties (which is NEVER a full 15%). Chuck E. Cheese is known with employees for giving raises very scarcely. Also, hours are dramatically cut during the months of March-June. In addition, Chuck E. Cheese's adult guests do not always monitor their children's behavior. Employees are often forced to handle children's poor behavior instead of the parents taking responsibility. When employees "wake-up" Chuck E. Cheese, they have been seen to be attacked and beaten (literally) by young children because parents do not control their children. It is also observed that some employees have been forced to "wake-up" Chuck E. despite the fact that they have serious allergic reactions to the costume. Employee Jason, of store 0748 has been seen with discolored, scratchy, irritated, cut-open skin conditions after being forced to wear the Chuck E. suit despite his severe allergic reactions. CEC Entertainment treats their employees unfairly and is a "Penny-pincher" business, when it is most unnecessary. I would also like to state that despite my stance on this debate, I actually love my job. However, Chuck E. Cheese has ulterior motives.