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Second, again, none of what you've said has anything to do with the McDonald's case. Speaking of getting back from tangents, here's more on the shooting range death: http://gawker.com/9-year-old-shootin...gic-1629808348
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"McFact No. 5: A McDonald's quality assurance manager testified in the case that the Corporation was aware of the risk of serving dangerously hot coffee and had no plans to either turn down the heat or to post warning about the possibility of severe burns, even though most customers wouldn't think it was possible." I also suggest you google images of the women's burns. Or hell, just watch the documentary. It's all in there. There was nothing frivolous about that lawsuit. And if McDonald's had just been willing to pay for her hospital bill in the first place, they'd never have been sued. They brought it on themselves by negligence and then greed.
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I also believe the woman's age and steadiness of hand or lack of it likely was a contributing factor. Although McD's does contribute to this situation by offering seniors free coffee refills. ![]() And shouldn't the McD's employee who served her bear some blame for participating in an obviously dangerous action, you know like the gun range instructor (was blamed)? Last edited by dellinger63 : 09-03-2014 at 03:36 PM. |
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