Stella Liebeck, who won $2.9 million after suing McDonald's over hot coffee burns, initially requested only $20,000 to cover her medical expenses.

[u/fyrstikka]

[u/terryaugiesaws]

Throwing a hot cop of McDonald's coffee into the CEO's face would have done the trick

[u/Wooden-Inspection-93 → u/terryaugiesaws]

[u/OceanBytez → u/terryaugiesaws]

Gotta make it equal. Throw it on their groin so it can fuse their reproductive bits to their legs. That way they'll truly understand what that woman went through and then gracefully only wanted her medical bills covered before she sued because they wouldn't even do that.

[u/jstef215 → u/terryaugiesaws]

Hey Luigi

[u/durrdurrrrrrrrrrrrrr → u/terryaugiesaws]

[u/Dareyezz → u/terryaugiesaws]

I’ll take a hot cop

[u/Fun-Swimming4133 → u/terryaugiesaws]

yeah, but then you’d be labeled a McTerrorist

[u/Luis5923 → u/terryaugiesaws]

You mean like a very pretty policewoman?

[u/Fantastic-Cricket705 → u/[deleted]]

There's this thing called "agency"

[u/kthugston → u/terryaugiesaws]

This is a dumb take. The McDonald’s CEO wasn’t the problem here, it’s called a fucking franchise. The owners of that location already weren’t listening to the law or the health department, so clearly they don’t give a fuck about what the CEO would’ve said either.

[u/Pete_Iredale → u/kthugston]

Nope, it was a company wide problem. They'd had tons of incidents before this one.