Orly Lobels argument on how businesses should not require non compete is well constructed. She includes lots of facts and concrete details that she follows up with her own opinion, such as paragraph one, an excellent example of what I am writing about. Lobel states, "Americans, we are told, believe in competition. But a shockingly large number of workers- 30 million to be exact, according to a report from the Treasury Department-are shackled by what are called "non competes," which are agreements forbidding employees to leave their job to work for a competitor or to start the own competing business. And the number is growing fast."(Lobel 1) This is a great mix of both commentary, like,"Americans, we are told, believe in competition", and concrete