In the film Food Inc., the Gonzales family shows the perfect example through their struggle to provide high-quality, healthy food for their children. With a tight schedule and a low budget, they can only afford cheap fast food to get them through the day. Society would place them in the lowest class, while the higher levels of society can easily afford high-end foods. Fine dining further strengthened the exclusivity with the wealthy people of the masses by providing excellent service, expensive and rare quality foods. Some cultures define wealth through body image. An area where food is plentiful and thin people show higher status, while areas where food is scarce, a good amount of meat on the bones, or obesity indicates