Asahi Sushi? more like Amazi-ng Sushi

My favourite restaurant is a quaint place called Asahi Sushi. Asahi is a not too big but not too small but popular restaurant located next to the 711 and Megabite. The location makes it easy for customers to get to and it is located next to other popular food places. Whenever I have a craving, it is usually Asahi. I’m always surprised when I walk in through the front door.The front door is an experience in itself. The aroma that surrounds my body when I enter just puts a smile on my face not too mention this is a great place to hang out with friends. The smell of spices warm my nose and fill my lungs. Asahi food is always fresh and cooked to perfection although I have never tasted five star food before I always think that this deserves spot. The exquisite smell of my meal always manages to put a smile on my face. Following the first bite my mouth waters from the fresh broccoli, tasty tender beef, and long stringy noodles, however, I always avoid the veggies if I can. The beverages are fresh and chilled, always quenching my thirst andirons it’s a pop it’s fizzing in my throat as it flows down. This elegant dining experience is fit for all ages and all food preferences. The flavours are extraordinary and is by far my favourite sushi place. The restaurant has booths lined up in the middle of the restaurant in rows of course. The back is lined with rooms meant for groups which I have to say is pretty cool.. The service is a bit slow, although that could be because there’s usually 5 or more of us. The employees are more than happy to make your meal fresh, or let you try a sample. When ready, a worker will deliver your meal straight to your seat with a smile. Warming faces and great food just completes the dining experience. The doesn’t restaurant lack decor. Although Asahi could always improve on its group rooms.. Likewise, they could improve the front door to be more obvious wether to push or pull, I have to admit that this is a nitpick. Most fast food establishments serve only a few different types of food you can order but the choices are endless at Asahi; mostly sushi related of course. The menu is simple and looks great. You can customize your order to your liking, within reason of course.. The prices are fantastic; meals only costing you $10.00 it’s basically a steal. This restaurant lack is great all around with the delicious food and great, caring employees. Finally, when you’re in the area and looking for a great meal, I would recommend this great dining experience to anyone.

Great service, great food and overall great establishment! 5/5

This picture shows a few different types of executions.

Capital punishment or otherwise known as the death penalty is the act of executing someone after a legal trial. While Canada once supported capital punishment, they have abolished it in the 1960’s.(talk more about history in topic sentence) In Canada, they restrict people to do Capital Punishment unless it is proceeded by the military. Capital punishment in Canada was approved in 1865 and since then, many things have changed. Capital punishment was known as the death penalty until 1961 when it was changed into the capital punishment we all know to this day. (this sentence is a bit awkward). The changed made it so that only the criminals who have done or committed capital offences are sentenced to be iced. Canada has abolished capital punishment in 1988 after the hanging of Ronald Turpin. Capital punishment is a controversial topic and people can choose a side depending on what they think is right.

When you look inside the short story, “Two Fishermen”, Delaney is convicted of killing Matthew Rhinehart as he catches the man molesting his wife and is sentenced to be hung. Nothing would have changed, even though the story takes place in the U.S if it took place in Canada nothing would have changed all because of the time period. As stated before, before 1962 all crimes received a death penalty and there are clues around the story which makes up believe that this takes place in the 1920’s or 1930’s. A main clue is the lack of technology use or even mention in the story. So in short, nothing different would have happened in the story if it took place in Canada except maybe there are moose.

In my opinion, Thomas Delaney should not have been executed for killing Matthew Rhinehart. First of all, you have to know that he protected his wife from Rhinehart who was  in the process  of molesting her. Thomas also took quite a beating from Rhinehart so in technicality he was defending himself. If Thomas didn’t kill him, he would have still faced charges for molestation. If they both survived would they both have been executed? They should have taken all things to account on what happened that day before deciding his execution.

bold means rewritten.

(Try to add more “meat”)

Proofread by Peter

https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2012/12/10/the_end_of_the_rope_the_story_of_canadas_last_executions.html

https://www.thoughtco.com/history-of-capital-punishment-in-canada-508141

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/tasha-kheiriddin-stafford-case-shows-why-canada-needs-the-death-penalty