Subway sued over short footlongs

[galacon]

I'll be watching this closely- been trying to figure out how to sue God for shorting me an inch on my footlong.

 

[Unarmed Gunman]

The lady in the MCDonalds case had 3rd degree burns to the bone and spent 8 days in the hospital. She asked for help with the medical bills. MCDonald's refused in spite of having settled many similar cases before hers. They could have paid it, signed non disclosure and been done with it.

I thought for years that the McDonalds case was an example of some greedy fuck customer looking for a quick payday until I saw the pictures (you've been warned):

Yeah, that was some pretty hot fucking coffee.

 

[Fatbat]

Yeah, that was some pretty hot fucking coffee.

It was served at the temperature that coffee is supposed to be served at. You're not supposed to hold the cup between your knees when you pull off the lid to add sugar and cream. Duh.

 

[-joe-]

The Veggie Delight is such a joke. "Hey, want one of our sandwiches, but without the core ingredient, so it's just lettuce and a sliver of cheese? Yes? Great, that'll be the same price as anything that tastes of anything."

 

[Surferjock87]

These guys are smart and will make money. Companies should always deliver what they promise. Problem is a lot of franchises don't always follow strict company standards like measuring the sub for 12 inches, now they will

 

[msharron]

Watched American Beauty aged 19. Gave manager at call center the finger. Got job at Subway. I look back now and it was pure awesome for all the wrong reasons.

 

[c4yrslf12]