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A_Good_Boy posted...

If someone was stabbed because they were irate because fast food employees were routinely messing up their order then I'd say the same thing too.

You need to re-examine your definition of the word "attacked" because those customers didn't attack those people in the slightest. The employees messed up their order twice from the drive through and when the customers went inside they refused to fix it again, then they locked the customers inside and poured boiling water on them. I'm sorry but those customers didn't do anything wrong but demand better customer service and those shitty employees did literally everything wrong, including escalate the situation to the point that they attempted to feel "justified" in permanently disfiguring them. They're gonna get their ass kicked in that lawsuit.

Mistakes happen with fast food. Customers have no right to cause a scene over an incorrect order. You think that's going to make employees want to help them?

And of course they locked the doors! It was almost midnight! They would have had to unlock them to let the customers in. You also literally cannot be locked in by a pushbar.

You're seriously going to imply that this was a premeditated attack? That Taco Bell conspired to let them in, quietly lock the door behind them, then refuse to fix the order so they could get the customers upset and then feel justified in dumping hot water on them?