I have felt sick after four..,I would have been glad for a free burger...what's the store policy say?

What an extraordinarily ignorant person.

Some people are just plain stupid.

You might want to read up on that case. There are quite a few incorrect things that people are assuming about the woman that sued. It's more complicated than the average passer-by makes it out to be.

This may be a whole new ballgame, but it sounds like the same argument a customer would make to a pharmacy for giving him too much medicine in his prescription. If a customer is that misinformed about what he's ingesting, of course he'll be more likely to get sick. Can people really blame that level of ignorance on the pharmacist or physician who prescribed it? Then again, I've seen practicing offices shut their doors because of lawsuits like these.

It looks you like you're the one who deserves a break today. :)

I worked at dunkin donuts and had a customer pick up the wrong coffee off the counter and he threw it at me. He missed... And my manager told him to bugger off and to not show his face in any of our owners personal franchise.

Hello! Wow, was NOT expecting this to get published! Just to let you all know what happened in more detail, the guy came through the drive thru around 3am and ordered $80 worth of food. I must have either read the order wrong or counted wrong and put in an extra cheeseburger. When he called back, I picked up, and he verbally abused me for about 2 minutes about how he was feeling sick because of my ignorance and that I should have known better. When I gave the phone to my manager, she listened, then sighed and responded with, "you're an idiot" and hung up. Haha. He then came back and we had to call the police to make him leave because he was clogging up the drive thru. Unfortunately, we've dealt with worse people.

This guy would be the reason that we would all be given some sort of card with a daily allowance of food so you don't have to think about that last bite of whatever. For **** sake, you just take the order, receive payment and hand them the food.

She got third degree burns and was hospitalized for months, needing skin graphs and rehabilitation. the coffee was far beyond too hot for human consumption and it was not the first complaint they had received about the temperature of their products because the coffee machine was set wrong. Also she did not receive that much money, not even enough to cover all of her hospital bills because the court ruled it was 50% her fault because she was still holding the coffee in the moving car ( she wasnt driving her son in law was and they were rear ended in their drive through or right outside it i believe)