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To: steve harris who wrote (121989)12/10/2000 10:38:33 PM
From: Dan3  Read Replies (2) of 186894
 
Re: I bet you think IT IS McDonald's fault the lady poured hot coffee on herself.

I don't know what he thinks, but I cheered out loud when I heard of that verdict. It is insane that so many places want to hand scalding hot liquid to people who are buying "fast food" expected to be immediately and quickly consumed, drink that literally can cause life threatening injury if not left to sit for 20 minutes. In a flimsy cup that bursts if held on to tightly. Do you know how dangerous burns can be? It's criminal what they were doing. A lot of places still do it, since that verdict was way too low. The verdict should have been much, much higher. What if the cup bursts over some baby in a car seat? There is no reason in the world to do this to people.

I'm still angry about the whole scalding situation,

Dan
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