jmcquown said...

> Andy wrote:
>> jmcquown said...
>>
>>> If you place a special order shouldn't you check it before you leave
>>> the establishment? I eat my burgers plain. It's been a long time
>>> since I was at a McD's but I always checked to make sure my burger
>>> was to order before I drove off. I guess it's a good thing for
>>> McDonald's he didn't order coffee, too.
>>
>>
>> It's his own bozo fault for not actually checking. If he was cautious
>> enough to order it that way because of a cheese allergy and knowing
>> he could possibly die, he should have been equally as cautious to
>> check it before biting into it and return the meal. That should
>> probably release McD from any liability, imho.
>>
>> The other issue that wasn't mentioned was if his friend or mother
>> didn't mistakenly give him the cheese'd burger as they drove away.
>>
>> Andy
>
> Yeah, I still can't figure out why they didn't check the special order.
> Any time I order something (after all, I think it's called a Quarter
> Pounder with Cheese???) I check it first. And his mother and friend are
> party to the lawsuit because they "risked their lives" rushing him to
> the hospital? Um, as opposed to what, calling 911 and letting an
> ambulance staffed with medical personnel do it? Sounds more like they
> want to be party to some monetary fallout to me.
>
> Jill


The friend or Mom may have even intentionally given him the cheese'd burger
(maybe hoping he'd actually die) and blame McD as part of the plan.
"Jeremy, here's your no cheese'd quarter pounder." He accepts it on faith!
They tell the cops lies, get an ambulance chasing attorney and bingo, a
$10million lawsuit.

It wreaks of fraud, imho.

Andy