Personal Narrative: Taco Bell Or Chipotle

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I’ve always been a fan of challenging ideas. If I have opinions that are different than other people’s, I try to make my point. A lot of things I argue are insignificant, like whether Taco Bell or Chipotle is the superior chain restaurant. But not all of my challenges are meaningless. There are some that I believe in very strongly, and for, what I believe, to be for good reasons. In my third year of high school I stopped standing for the Pledge of Allegiance. I expected that there would have been some backlash; I was living in a more conservative area of upstate New York, but the resistance didn’t occur immediately. I had been sitting during the Pledge, quietly, with my hands in my lap while I stared at the flag for almost 2 months before

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