Man says he found skin on sandwich

[Toasthead]

Originally posted by: isasir
Unlike the Wendy's situation, at least this one appears to have merit.

yeah
that lady was a nutjob at wendys

 

[feralkid]

Originally posted by: 91TTZ

Originally posted by: mwmorph

Originally posted by: shuan24

Originally posted by: 91TTZ
That's gross and all, but where do these people get off thinking they are entitled to$50,000 for something like this?

punitive damages!

neuro trauma and therapist costs is probably the most mentioned reason.

If the company agreed to pay for the psychiatrist visits that's one thing. But these people want cash settlements which they "say" will go to psychiatrist visits, and they usually just end up buying themselves a new car and go on vacation.

You're right, they all do that.

But most also enter into gay marriage and burn the flag and join Al-Qaida and never loved Jesus and run over kittens in the giant SUV's that your taxes paid for.

 

[JeffreyLebowski]

Are people just inspecting their food more?
Me, I just open it up and eat. What I don't know what make me sick. That and at Arby's I put on like 2 packs worth of Horsey sauce on my sammiches, so i can't taste anything anyways.

 

[mzkhadir]

damn fing idiots.

 

[91TTZ]

Originally posted by: feralkid

You're right, they all do that.

But most also enter into gay marriage and burn the flag and join Al-Qaida and never loved Jesus and run over kittens in the giant SUV's that your taxes paid for.

Wow, you're smart.

*Extra credit- one of my sentences was a complete lie. See if you can find it.

 

[Sentinel]

that has happened to me multiple times...

 

[Rogue]

Where's the evidence? I suppose it disappeared, right? Hmmm...seems likely this guy is a copycat and noticed that the manager had his hand bandaged/gloved and made an assumption. Seems to me if he had kept the offending sandwich or piece of skin, this case would be said and done if it matched up the to missing skin on the manager. Of course, he was so traumatized that he threw it away, right?

Case in point, my mother got some ice cream from Baskin Robbins once and found a fingernail in her scoop of ice cream. It was clearly a fake nail that the scooper lost in the tub of ice cream at some point. Anyway, she actually hat it in her mouth because it looked like a marachino cherry in her ice cream until she realized it was rock hard. She spit it out, slung a few profanities about it and put it in the cup, in the freezer. Moral of the story, if my mother has the common sense to save the evidence, which she later threw away because the case would have been weak at best (ie.-they could say she put it there, etc.), then this asswipe can quell his sickly little stomach long enough to call a manager over and demand that photos be taken and the situation be reported on site. Of course, none of that happened and this is all probably heresay after the fact.

 

[FoBoT]

Originally posted by: Sentinel
that has happened to me multiple times...

i just eat it, not much difference between a little human flesh/skin and shaved beef anyway

 

[Howard]

Originally posted by: Rogue
Where's the evidence? I suppose it disappeared, right? Hmmm...seems likely this guy is a copycat and noticed that the manager had his hand bandaged/gloved and made an assumption. Seems to me if he had kept the offending sandwich or piece of skin, this case would be said and done if it matched up the to missing skin on the manager. Of course, he was so traumatized that he threw it away, right?

Case in point, my mother got some ice cream from Baskin Robbins once and found a fingernail in her scoop of ice cream. It was clearly a fake nail that the scooper lost in the tub of ice cream at some point. Anyway, she actually hat it in her mouth because it looked like a marachino cherry in her ice cream until she realized it was rock hard. She spit it out, slung a few profanities about it and put it in the cup, in the freezer. Moral of the story, if my mother has the common sense to save the evidence, which she later threw away because the case would have been weak at best (ie.-they could say she put it there, etc.), then this asswipe can quell his sickly little stomach long enough to call a manager over and demand that photos be taken and the situation be reported on site. Of course, none of that happened and this is all probably heresay after the fact.

How large was the cut on his hand? Was it similar in size to what he said he found in his sandwich?

 

[Aharami]

hmmm. this guy seems like he might deserve some kind of compensation because this looks like it really happened and was the managers fault

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: 91TTZ

Originally posted by: mwmorph

Originally posted by: shuan24

Originally posted by: 91TTZ
That's gross and all, but where do these people get off thinking they are entitled to$50,000 for something like this?

punitive damages!

neuro trauma and therapist costs is probably the most mentioned reason.

If the company agreed to pay for the psychiatrist visits that's one thing. But these people want cash settlements which they "say" will go to psychiatrist visits, and they usually just end up buying themselves a new car and go on vacation.

Well, if the company only had to give the guy a new sandwich what's to stop them from doing nothing again when one of their employees slices off a chunk of skin into your sandwich? That's why they call them punitive damages. It is punishment for the business for their wrong doing. Clearly Arby's fvcked up on this and they should be punished.

Who cares what the guy does with his $50k? It's not really anyone's business but his.

 

[CPA]

Can someone please tell me why this is worth 50k?

 

[OutHouse]

Originally posted by: Rogue
Where's the evidence? I suppose it disappeared, right? Hmmm...seems likely this guy is a copycat and noticed that the manager had his hand bandaged/gloved and made an assumption. Seems to me if he had kept the offending sandwich or piece of skin, this case would be said and done if it matched up the to missing skin on the manager. Of course, he was so traumatized that he threw it away, right?

Case in point, my mother got some ice cream from Baskin Robbins once and found a fingernail in her scoop of ice cream. It was clearly a fake nail that the scooper lost in the tub of ice cream at some point. Anyway, she actually hat it in her mouth because it looked like a marachino cherry in her ice cream until she realized it was rock hard. She spit it out, slung a few profanities about it and put it in the cup, in the freezer. Moral of the story, if my mother has the common sense to save the evidence, which she later threw away because the case would have been weak at best (ie.-they could say she put it there, etc.), then this asswipe can quell his sickly little stomach long enough to call a manager over and demand that photos be taken and the situation be reported on site. Of course, none of that happened and this is all probably heresay after the fact.

Monday Morning Quarterbacking is fun isnt it?

 

[mzkhadir]

Originally posted by: CPA
Can someone please tell me why this is worth 50k?

his lawyer told him it was worth 50k.

 

[TitanDiddly]

Originally posted by: Rogue
Where's the evidence? I suppose it disappeared, right? Hmmm...seems likely this guy is a copycat and noticed that the manager had his hand bandaged/gloved and made an assumption. Seems to me if he had kept the offending sandwich or piece of skin, this case would be said and done if it matched up the to missing skin on the manager. Of course, he was so traumatized that he threw it away, right?

Case in point, my mother got some ice cream from Baskin Robbins once and found a fingernail in her scoop of ice cream. It was clearly a fake nail that the scooper lost in the tub of ice cream at some point. Anyway, she actually hat it in her mouth because it looked like a marachino cherry in her ice cream until she realized it was rock hard. She spit it out, slung a few profanities about it and put it in the cup, in the freezer. Moral of the story, if my mother has the common sense to save the evidence, which she later threw away because the case would have been weak at best (ie.-they could say she put it there, etc.), then this asswipe can quell his sickly little stomach long enough to call a manager over and demand that photos be taken and the situation be reported on site. Of course, none of that happened and this is all probably heresay after the fact.

The manager said he sliced skin from the thumb while shredding lettuce

Aw, whosabooboo?

Looks like somebody forgot how to read. :roll:

 

[TitanDiddly]

DP

 

[Rogue]

Originally posted by: PhasmatisNox

Originally posted by: Rogue
Where's the evidence? I suppose it disappeared, right? Hmmm...seems likely this guy is a copycat and noticed that the manager had his hand bandaged/gloved and made an assumption. Seems to me if he had kept the offending sandwich or piece of skin, this case would be said and done if it matched up the to missing skin on the manager. Of course, he was so traumatized that he threw it away, right?

Case in point, my mother got some ice cream from Baskin Robbins once and found a fingernail in her scoop of ice cream. It was clearly a fake nail that the scooper lost in the tub of ice cream at some point. Anyway, she actually hat it in her mouth because it looked like a marachino cherry in her ice cream until she realized it was rock hard. She spit it out, slung a few profanities about it and put it in the cup, in the freezer. Moral of the story, if my mother has the common sense to save the evidence, which she later threw away because the case would have been weak at best (ie.-they could say she put it there, etc.), then this asswipe can quell his sickly little stomach long enough to call a manager over and demand that photos be taken and the situation be reported on site. Of course, none of that happened and this is all probably heresay after the fact.

The manager said he sliced skin from the thumb while shredding lettuce

Aw, whosabooboo?

Looks like somebody forgot how to read. :roll:

And that has nothing to do with my statement at all. I covered the possibiliity that it actually happened, however, without proper evidence, how can this guy prove his case in a satisfactory manner? What if he was simply betting that what he says happened, after all, it's like a 50/50 chance for him, right? I'm not saying it didn't happen, but what I am saying is it can be a frivolous case with little or no evidence to prove what he says happened.

 

[TitanDiddly]

Originally posted by: Rogue

Originally posted by: PhasmatisNox

Originally posted by: Rogue
Where's the evidence? I suppose it disappeared, right? Hmmm...seems likely this guy is a copycat and noticed that the manager had his hand bandaged/gloved and made an assumption. Seems to me if he had kept the offending sandwich or piece of skin, this case would be said and done if it matched up the to missing skin on the manager. Of course, he was so traumatized that he threw it away, right?

Case in point, my mother got some ice cream from Baskin Robbins once and found a fingernail in her scoop of ice cream. It was clearly a fake nail that the scooper lost in the tub of ice cream at some point. Anyway, she actually hat it in her mouth because it looked like a marachino cherry in her ice cream until she realized it was rock hard. She spit it out, slung a few profanities about it and put it in the cup, in the freezer. Moral of the story, if my mother has the common sense to save the evidence, which she later threw away because the case would have been weak at best (ie.-they could say she put it there, etc.), then this asswipe can quell his sickly little stomach long enough to call a manager over and demand that photos be taken and the situation be reported on site. Of course, none of that happened and this is all probably heresay after the fact.

The manager said he sliced skin from the thumb while shredding lettuce

Aw, whosabooboo?

Looks like somebody forgot how to read. :roll:

And that has nothing to do with my statement at all. I covered the possibiliity that it actually happened, however, without proper evidence, how can this guy prove his case in a satisfactory manner? What if he was simply betting that what he says happened, after all, it's like a 50/50 chance for him, right? I'm not saying it didn't happen, but what I am saying is it can be a frivolous case with little or no evidence to prove what he says happened.

The guy finds a slice of skin in his sandwich. The manager says he sliced off some skin into some lettuce that was used.

How very improbable and unlikely that the guy finds a slice of skin in his sandwich on the same day that the manager slices his skin off into food. I mean, it just doesn't happen. I'm sure the skin evaporates into thin air before it actually makes it to somebody's mouth.