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#26
Old 09-16-2007, 05:35 PM

Jaymses logic is infallable. I conceed.

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#27
Old 09-16-2007, 05:35 PM

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That's just awful.... People are so stupid.

That's.... Eh.... Probably about as bad as suing because the coffee was hot. People are stupid. The cop ate it........ Brilliant cop. Maybe they could've replaced it or something.

But, yeah. You're at McDonald's and you expect something healthier??? :roll:
Well, you know, McDonalds admitted that their coffee is unfit for consumption when first served... the temperature is enough to incur 3rd degree burns on someone. You cant drink that junk. D:
And the lady who sued was an old woman who was debillitated for the rest of her life. :?
She wanted to settle the case for a certain amount, but McDonalds wouldn't.

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Old 09-16-2007, 05:58 PM

When I first read the article, I thought it was from The Onion. They'd be the ones to publish something like that. I still have a bit of a hard time believing that this was a serious incident. Ah well - The world is turning into a messed up place. This only give me one more excuse not to go to a fast food chain ever again.

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#29
Old 09-16-2007, 06:16 PM

What state was this in? That is so ridiculous, I can't believe they actually arrested her, and if they were going to be that stupid, why didn't they arrest the supervisor? I remember a few years ago McDonalds was sued by a woman because she got a cup of coffee through the drive through and put it between her legs, it spilled and of course burned her. She actually won, that's why they put caution hot on the cups now. I'm sorry but, when you get coffee, you know it's going to be hot so if you stick it between your legs and get burned, that's your problem. It's amazing, some of the idiotic things that are allowed to happen in this country.

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#30
Old 09-16-2007, 06:20 PM

^ That woman didn't win because she was being stupid (although she was). She won because that particular McDonalds, as well as a bunch of others in the surrounding area, were heating up their coffee past the boiling point. The handbooks specified exactly how high they were allowed to make the temperature, and their coffee exceeded it by almost 100 degrees. They had already been warned twice before. That woman just had the right timing, that's all.

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#31
Old 09-17-2007, 12:27 AM

Sue Sue Sue
Its the American Way

The human race has obviously lost whatever intelligence that makes us "better" than the rest of the living things in the animal kingdom, if we're wasting our money in taking someone to court for putting salt on a hamburger. March up to the counter and demand a refund? Sure. Scream at the manager for the lack of quality? Whatever, go with it. But taking someone to COURT for something like that? For the love of God, that's is one of the most stupid things I've ever heard in my entire life. Not to mention, how petty these people must be to take a matter like this into the hand of the law. Its just a burger. Its not the worth the time, money, and effort of suing someone and sending for tests to be done and all that other crap. o_O;

._.; Its sad what we, so call Wise Humans, have been reduced to.

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#32
Old 09-17-2007, 12:33 AM

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What bugs me is that she told her supervisor about it... The supervisor tried thumping the salt off but rather than discarding the burger and telling her to make another, allowed her to serve it... Or more likely, told her to do so... Yet they aren't the one in jail...
That's exactly what I thought! If anyone was to blame, it certainly wasn't the poor server. She did the right thing to go to her supervisor. Whatever the supervisor was thinking had nothing to do with the worker.

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Old 09-17-2007, 03:34 AM

  • Apparently, the reason that a new burger wasn't prepared was because some of the people at that McDonalds wanted to save money since the people had been supposedly wasting too much meat. Dunno if it was mentioned in the article you posted, but I read that in another one. It was served to a police officer also. xD

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#34
Old 09-17-2007, 08:57 AM

Things like that makes me question what the heck’s wrong with people. For god’s sake, it’s McDonald’s…The amount of sodium in the burgers is horrible to begin with so I don’t see the point in making a big deal out of it and sending the poor woman to jail over something as stupid as spilling salt on a already unhealthy burger. That goes to prove that some people really need lives. It’s not right to mess someone’s life up over a salty burger. The story reminds me of a kid that throws a temper tantrum over not getting the toy they wanted.

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#35
Old 09-17-2007, 09:23 AM

IT'S AN OVERSALTED BURGER, PEOPLE! You accidentally eat it, spit it out, AND THEN YOU. Move. On.

What kind of idiocy would cause a fastfood worker to go to jail because of something a little more oversalted than usual?

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#36
Old 09-17-2007, 01:55 PM

That's silly. P: It reminds me of that one Coke Zero commercial, where these two guys in the company wanted to sue themselves for "taste infringment." And they were completely serious about it, too. S'funny.

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Old 09-17-2007, 04:44 PM

Ok, that is really daft. D;


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#38
Old 09-18-2007, 01:30 AM

Taken to jail for something as trivial as this?

It probably happens all the time, and usually not taken seriously... who ever decided to take it seriously is going too far.

Our prisons are all over the capacity for safety reasons, and remember that tax payers pay for the prisons, and this is one of the reason the prisons are so packed.

America's founding fathers includes a high percentage of lawyers. In American, it seems you can sue people for the most trivial things.

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Old 09-18-2007, 09:28 PM

I heard about this, and can't help wondering what this world is coming to when people get arrested for spilling salt on a burger. I agree that she shouldn't have served it to a customer, but it seems that everyone involved is overreacting. Besides, it was a McDonalds burger, right? So the guy probably paid under $3 for it. And McDonalds isn't exactly gourmet quality.

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#40
Old 09-18-2007, 10:43 PM

thats a bit rediculous!

 


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