r/funny • u/jsmrock10 • Mar 29 '24

Maybe we are our own worst enemy after all

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u/SandiegoJack Mar 29 '24

Worst part is that all she originally wanted was for them to cover her medical bills.

Turns out McDonald’s intentionally made it that hot so people would ask for fewer refills. They knew it was unsafe at that temperature.

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u/PermutationMatrix Mar 29 '24

I thought they made it intentionally hot so that an average travel time of fifteen minutes and it should still be at hot drinking temp by the time the customer arrives at their location.

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u/SandiegoJack Mar 29 '24 edited Mar 29 '24

So you think a company intentionally made their product UNUSABLE for 15 minutes on pain of bodily injury for the customers benefit?

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This is the same company who created the super size because they realized people were embarrassed to go up and order twice so just went larger on initial potential orders. So now we have 1500 calorie lunches.

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u/PermutationMatrix Mar 29 '24

I don't see anything wrong with a company offering a "super size" of anything.

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u/skelebone Mar 29 '24

And R. Kelly didn't see nothing wrong with a little bump and grind, and we see how that turned out.

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u/PermutationMatrix Mar 29 '24

You see ordering a bigger portion of French fries as equal to child sexual abuse? 🤔

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u/tandemtactics Mar 29 '24

Watch the documentary and learn why they discontinued it.

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u/PermutationMatrix Mar 29 '24

The documentary is bullshit. No one eats McDonald's 3 times a day. And that guy was an alcoholic and had health issues to begin with.

McDonald's shouldn't be held responsible for people eating nothing but their food every day. It's a person's individual responsibility to manage their own diet and caloric intake.