Poll of the Day > The girl that was recently burned by that mcnugget has won that case

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Rasmoh 05/13/23 4:08:13 AM #51:	BADoglick posted... I don't know anything about it but I chose yes --- Miami Dolphins \| Portland Trailblazers \| San Francisco Giants I won't say a thing, because the one who knows best is you. <cite>Rasmoh posted [p:973441582] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>BADoglick posted... </cite><quote>I don't know anything about it but I chose yes</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zareth 05/13/23 4:23:54 AM #52:	Probably should have checked if it was too hot first, but also fuck corporations and sue them for literally anything, I don't care --- What would Bligh do? <cite>Zareth posted [p:973441704] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>Probably should have checked if it was too hot first, but also fuck corporations and sue them for literally anything, I don't care</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LinkPizza 05/13/23 5:23:14 AM #53:	Absolutely not Only because of the video, though The reason they seemed to have won was because she said the food came without a warning In the video, it doesnt show her looking for a warning or anything. She immediately handed the box to the child Even with the warning, she would have done the same thing But I agree with McDonalds who said, High temperatures are needed to cook the nuggets adequately Though, Im still not sure how the nugget got lodged where it did Revelation34 posted... They should have gone to Burger King instead since they never have hot food. My Burger King barely has food at all --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:973442090] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>Absolutely not Only because of the video, though The reason they seemed to have won was because she said the food came without a warning In the video, it doesnt show her looking for a warning or anything. She immediately handed the box to the child Even with the warning, she would have done the same thing But I agree with McDonalds who said, High temperatures are needed to cook the nuggets adequately Though, Im still not sure how the nugget got lodged where it didRevelation34 posted...</cite><quote>They should have gone to Burger King instead since they never have hot food.</quote>My Burger King barely has food at all</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ConfusedTorchic 05/13/23 5:36:18 AM #54:	y'know, i don't think i have ever actually gotten any hot or warm food from burger king before it's always lukewarm, so much so that i'll just straight throw whatever i got into the microwave for like 30 seconds --- It hurt itself in its confusion! https://i.imgur.com/LrZQutc.gif <cite>ConfusedTorchic posted [p:973442158] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>y'know, i don't think i have ever actually gotten any hot or warm food from burger king beforeit's always lukewarm, so much so that i'll just straight throw whatever i got into the microwave for like 30 seconds</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BUMPED2002 05/13/23 6:52:49 AM #55:	Burned by a McNugget? Wow I've heard of coffee burning someone but never food. --- SpankageBros <cite>BUMPED2002 posted [p:973442694] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>Burned by a McNugget? Wow I've heard of coffee burning someone but never food.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sufferedphoneix 05/13/23 6:57:04 AM #56:	VampireCoyote posted... too stupid to do their job and serve food to patrons safely so they are not at risk of unexpected burns its a basic expectation that food be served at appropriate temperatures People tend to get bitchy if they gotta wait for their food. Just have the cashier say he it just came out of the fryer and call it a day. At bk we always told a customer if we had to cook something fresh cause we didmr have any already made. That enough should warn them it's gonna be hot --- I put my heart and soul into my work and I fear I have lost my mind in the process <cite>Sufferedphoneix posted [p:973442729] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>VampireCoyote posted... </cite><quote>too stupid to do their job and serve food to patrons safely so they are not at risk of unexpected burnsits a basic expectation that food be served at appropriate temperatures</quote>People tend to get bitchy if they gotta wait for their food. Just have the cashier say he it just came out of the fryer and call it a day. At bk we always told a customer if we had to cook something fresh cause we didmr have any already made. That enough should warn them it's gonna be hot</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sufferedphoneix 05/13/23 7:32:07 AM #57:	ConfusedTorchic posted... y'know, i don't think i have ever actually gotten any hot or warm food from burger king before it's always lukewarm, so much so that i'll just straight throw whatever i got into the microwave for like 30 seconds One I worked at you could ask for it "fresh" and if it was a burger we microwaved it. Anything from the fryer it got tossed bak in for like 15 seconds. What made me laugh is there was actually a thing in the receipt that would say "hot" next to whatever you asked to be cooked fresh --- I put my heart and soul into my work and I fear I have lost my mind in the process <cite>Sufferedphoneix posted [p:973443006] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>ConfusedTorchic posted... </cite><quote>y'know, i don't think i have ever actually gotten any hot or warm food from burger king beforeit's always lukewarm, so much so that i'll just straight throw whatever i got into the microwave for like 30 seconds</quote>One I worked at you could ask for it "fresh" and if it was a burger we microwaved it. Anything from the fryer it got tossed bak in for like 15 seconds. What made me laugh is there was actually a thing in the receipt that would say "hot" next to whatever you asked to be cooked fresh</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
dboy11368 05/13/23 9:11:38 AM #58:	Solution: All customers must sign an agreement that says, "Hot foods are hot. I will be solely responsible for hot foods which are hot." before they can legally pick up an order. If a customer refuses to sign, they can stand in the "I cannot adult" waiting area and watch their order cool down to a reasonable temperature before picking it up. <cite>dboy11368 posted [p:973444031] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>Solution: All customers must sign an agreement that says, "Hot foods are hot. I will be solely responsible for hot foods which are hot." before they can legally pick up an order. If a customer refuses to sign, they can stand in the "I cannot adult" waiting area and watch their order cool down to a reasonable temperature before picking it up.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
captpackrat 05/13/23 9:25:15 AM #59:	Nuggets are cooked in a deep fryer at temperatures of 325-375F. If you're getting a fresh batch of nuggets right out the fryer, they can be dangerously hot. Same with fries. I've nearly gotten a burn from a french fry that touched the back of my hand. For those who don't remember the details of the coffee lawsuit, a 79 year-old woman suffered third degree burns over 6% of her body and required skin grafts when she spilled an entire cup of coffee that McDonalds had served at nearly boiling (190F). She initially offered to settle for just the cost of medical expenses ($20,000), but McDonald's only offered $800. --- Minutus cantorum, minutus balorum, Minutus carborata descendum pantorum. <cite>captpackrat posted [p:973444202] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>Nuggets are cooked in a deep fryer at temperatures of 325-375F. If you're getting a fresh batch of nuggets right out the fryer, they can be dangerously hot. Same with fries. I've nearly gotten a burn from a french fry that touched the back of my hand.For those who don't remember the details of the coffee lawsuit, a 79 year-old woman suffered third degree burns over 6% of her body and required skin grafts when she spilled an entire cup of coffee that McDonalds had served at nearly boiling (190F). She initially offered to settle for just the cost of medical expenses ($20,000), but McDonald's only offered $800.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wpot 05/13/23 12:56:07 PM #60:	captpackrat posted... For those who don't remember the details of the coffee lawsuit, a 79 year-old woman suffered third degree burns over 6% of her body and required skin grafts when she spilled an entire cup of coffee that McDonalds had served at nearly boiling (190F). She initially offered to settle for just the cost of medical expenses ($20,000), but McDonald's only offered $800. I am sympathetic to the old lady: coffee is going to spill on people from time to time, container or not, and especially in a car. It doesn't need to be boiling/scalding hot. Upon reflection I can be sympathetic to the kid as well: Happy Meal food is going to fall on kids at times. It can and maybe should be served lukewarm given its likely customers. But I don't want to pay more to make my food lukewarm to protect adults from themselves. The packaging needs to be reliable/safe, but after that personal responsibility comes in. Sure, some adults are more functional than others, but the world has small dangers to navigate. If you choose to buy deep fried foods this is one of them. Keep in mind that if we passed a law saying that fried food needs to be served at 150 degrees or less (or whatever) McDonalds would figure that out...but local businesses wouldn't be able to comply/buy the equipment nearly so easily and would be at that much more of a disadvantage. We don't hear these "got burned" stories when they relate to small businesses because they aren't behemoths, but there's no way it isn't happening even more often per capita with them given the lack of central policies/equipment. --- Pronounced "Whup-pot". Say it. Use it. <cite>wpot posted [p:973447128] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote><quote>captpackrat posted... </cite>For those who don't remember the details of the coffee lawsuit, a 79 year-old woman suffered third degree burns over 6% of her body and required skin grafts when she spilled an entire cup of coffee that McDonalds had served at nearly boiling (190F). She initially offered to settle for just the cost of medical expenses ($20,000), but McDonald's only offered $800.</quote>I am sympathetic to the old lady: coffee is going to spill on people from time to time, container or not, and especially in a car. It doesn't need to be boiling/scalding hot.Upon reflection I can be sympathetic to the kid as well: Happy Meal food is going to fall on kids at times. It can and maybe should be served lukewarm given its likely customers. But I don't want to pay more to make my food lukewarm to protect adults from themselves. The packaging needs to be reliable/safe, but after that personal responsibility comes in. Sure, some adults are more functional than others, but the world has small dangers to navigate. If you choose to buy deep fried foods this is one of them.Keep in mind that if we passed a law saying that fried food needs to be served at 150 degrees or less (or whatever) McDonalds would figure that out...but local businesses wouldn't be able to comply/buy the equipment nearly so easily and would be at that much more of a disadvantage. We don't hear these "got burned" stories when they relate to small businesses because they aren't behemoths, but there's no way it isn't happening even more often per capita with them given the lack of central policies/equipment.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Yellow 05/13/23 2:04:52 PM #61:	wpot posted... I could go on forever, but no: food often comes from boiling water, ovens, flames, etc. It is hot. As long as the entity distributing the food takes reasonable and effective precautions (i.e. placing it in a reliable container) the consumer (or consumer's parents) are reasonable for eating it non-stupidly. I haven't even read the case, but if they actually ruled against McDonald's that probably means McDonald's was repeatedly ignoring regulations. <cite>Yellow posted [p:973448263] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>wpot posted... </cite><quote>I could go on forever, but no: food often comes from boiling water, ovens, flames, etc. It is hot. As long as the entity distributing the food takes reasonable and effective precautions (i.e. placing it in a reliable container) the consumer (or consumer's parents) are reasonable for eating it non-stupidly.</quote>I haven't even read the case, but if they actually ruled against McDonald's that probably means McDonald's was repeatedly ignoring regulations.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lokarin 05/13/23 2:08:54 PM #62:	I thought the coffee one was because the coffee was quite a bit hotter than boiling due to being pressurized water --- "Salt cures Everything!" My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Nirakolov/videos <cite>Lokarin posted [p:973448326] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>I thought the coffee one was because the coffee was quite a bit hotter than boiling due to being pressurized water</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TomNook 05/13/23 7:23:29 PM #63:	BUMPED2002 posted... Burned by a McNugget? Wow I've heard of coffee burning someone but never food. You've clearly never eaten a Hot Pocket! --- Bells, bells, bells! <cite>TomNook posted [p:973453632] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>BUMPED2002 posted... </cite><quote>Burned by a McNugget? Wow I've heard of coffee burning someone but never food.</quote>You've clearly never eaten a Hot Pocket!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VampireCoyote 05/13/23 8:27:23 PM #64:	I want the judge to see this topic and award the family more money because of some of these posts shameful --- She/her <cite>VampireCoyote posted [p:973454722] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>I want the judge to see this topic and award the family more money because of some of these postsshameful</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
hungrymike 05/14/23 4:29:25 PM #65:	TomNook posted... You've clearly never eaten a Hot Pocket! I think Jim Gafegan does a bit about this. Hot pockets have 2 temperatures, too cold and scolding hot magma. <cite>hungrymike posted [p:973468853] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>TomNook posted... </cite><quote>You've clearly never eaten a Hot Pocket!</quote>I think Jim Gafegan does a bit about this. Hot pockets have 2 temperatures, too cold and scolding hot magma. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Metalsonic66 05/14/23 4:35:27 PM #66:	Sometimes in the same bite! --- PSN/Steam ID: Metalsonic_69 Big bombs go kabang. <cite>Metalsonic66 posted [p:973468940] in The girl t... [t:80441060]...</cite> <quote>Sometimes in the same bite!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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