By jesuscrip - 18/02/2016 06:08 - United States - Orrville

Today, working at a fast food restaurant, I saw a woman in her late thirties pull out some hair and put it in her food, then threaten to sue me and the restaurant. She also told me no one would believe me, a teenager, when I told her I saw her put it there. FML
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selenesixx 15

Try to get a DNA test to prove it. your witnessing would be probable cause.

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Raekwon_fml 8

Let her waste her time filing a lawsuit. There are no damages for her to seek so it would be frivolous.

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selenesixx 15

Try to get a DNA test to prove it. your witnessing would be probable cause.

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crudeandrudeguy 29

A DNA test over a burger seems a little bit like overkill

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SomeTechnicality 1

Considering there have been previous cases where the restaurant tested a mouse to see if it was microwaved I wouldn't be surprised if a DNA test was used

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tarlax 11

And lawsuit payouts tend to cost way more than that.

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thekyledavid 13

If the DNA test proved that the hair belonged to the customer, than the customer would most likely have to pay the court costs and DNA testing costs for filing a frivolous lawsuit

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shavednipples 22

I think the easier solution would just be to look at the security cameras

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Ze_Torch 12

#2 why not use security camera footage?

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Raekwon_fml 8

Let her waste her time filing a lawsuit. There are no damages for her to seek so it would be frivolous.

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CaptMacLeod 45

I doubt she's actually going to sue; it takes money (and a relative guarantee of success) to get a lawyer to tangle with the law firm(s) a major chain has. She was after a free meal. When she didn't immediately get offered a refund, she went to the "I'm going to sue!" card, hoping a manager would cave in the name of customer service/lawsuit avoidance. As was said below, do you have cameras in the area she planted the hair in?

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thawny_fml 21

People sure are desperate for money these days.

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Malicteal 21

Surely your restaurant has security cameras? If it came to that.

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catsbeforeyou 19

Isn't there a law against suing fast food restaurants? People these days...sue sue sue

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sylvienoir 18

No? Why would there be a law against that? If a fast food place causes damages they should pay for it. EVERYONE is eligible to be sued. The president, celebrities, corporations, your neighbor.

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MidnaLink 33

You only live up to half your name. Eye-witness accounts can be credible from any age, moron.

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bandaidstations 28

I had this exact thing happen when I was a server back in high school. It was a man that did it and when he started yelling and cursing me out over his own hair, my manager banned him from the store and called the police. Nuts that people will.do that for a free meal.

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rikkirauha 20

Unfortunately, a lot of people are willing to go to such a low level just to get some money. I suggest you tell your boss you saw her put the hair there. I'm pretty sure he would believe you if the woman is making such a big deal over a hair.

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Rodville 28

Yep they are. Like 15 years ago a family spent all day at Disney and then at the end of the day they came in saying their son was burned by a light that was lighting a tree by the parade. They wanted free tickets for the next day to make it right. When we looked at the camera we saw him take out a screwdriver remove the shield and hold his kids hand on the hot light. All he got was arrested for child abuse. Working there killed my hope for humanity.

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