Top 10 Most Ridiculous Times People Sued Fast-Food Restaurants

[@5cats2kids8]

These people are money hungry and insane! Lawyers make it worse. 🤦‍♀️ And yes, the ridiculous coffee lawsuit started it all and was beyond ridiculous!

[@mikewrasman5103]

Agreed!

[@IQTech61]

Shame on you for including Stella Liebeck's case. You even ADMITTED that McDonald's KNEW that the coffee was too hot. They had settled multiple cases out of court. Lieback suffered 3rd degree burns. This case would never have gone to court if McDonald's had simply paid her hospital bill. In the end, that was all she had really wanted. But when you consider how many people suffered serious 3rd degree burns, it was time someone hit them in the wallet to get McDonald's to change. Lids also changed, making them much easier to open. All good things. Instead, you shamefully label Stella like a lot of other people.

[@LetsgoVegas]

THIS

[@hellhound1389]

The media department ran her through the ringer and made sure she became a joke

[@diegoflores9237]

She is a joke. Coffee is hot. She didnt want to risk handling a hot item then she shouldn't have bought it.

[@witchy90210]

@@diegoflores9237 Coffee should NOT cause third degree burns if you spill it on yourself by accident. You are proof of the media manipulation of her legitimate case into nothing but a joke. The fact that McDonalds KNEW the coffee was too hot well before this happened proved they were negligent. No one can drink coffee thats nearly at boiling temperature.

[@duewhat9815]

@@diegoflores9237 You aren't too bright are you?

[@Soundersfan2023]

It's f****** amazing how Petty as humans are the willing to sue places like this for such ridiculous reasons I'm like come on it's just food that you can make at home it's not that damn serious.

[@COCK_V4]

So are you saying we don’t need to eat food to live?

[@Soundersfan2023]

@@COCK_V4 that is not what I am saying I'm just saying as humans need to stop complaining about every damn thing in this world we're supposed to be humble and grateful for our world but all we're doing is bitching about it and it's not good at all that's what I'm saying.

[@germanywho]

HI BABBLE HAVE A GREAT FRIDAY👍👍👍

[@junjierbx_2]

“Ice in iced drinks” Me: “YES, EXTRA COLD!!!!!”

[@ThePirateprincess23]

I remember after that about a day or two after that woman filed that false claim against Wendy's, Wendy's offered free Frosties for every meal to get customers to come back.

[@spidermight8054]

Another excellent BABBLE TOP video! It's amazing how Babble Top can find movie/tv show/ commercial videos that are relevant to the story being told.

[@ismailmayet6181]

Happy Friday Babble Top 😎

[@thomassmith4616]

Sue for an 11-inch sandwich that was 12 inches before the bread was baked?? what happens when people figure out that a 1/4 lb burger is not a 1/4 lb when you get it??

[@darrylkinslow5613]

KFC never once advertised that you actually get an overflowing bucket of chicken, and how do customers expect them to put the lid on? Also I'm guessing the "insufficient facts" is that they invited over a whole bunch of family expecting to feed an entire party of people, when it's really for a family of 3-4.

[@niconugishd9150]

Fast food never looks good as advertized anyway 😂

[@CJ_Pharaoh]

I saw a clip from Boondock Saints . . . INSTANT 👍 Bless your editor! Thanks for the videos team Babble🔝 🧡🤗😘😋💝 Be safe and STAY blessed everyone 🙏

[@TPTGopher]

If only they'd found a way to work in "I'll have a Coke"...

[@chris59499]

These should go under "Only in America", Only in America overloaded with lawyers had nothing to do

[@mistysstevens]

A bone in soft food that broke your tooth

[@thomasaquinas2600]

Because of possible litigation, a lot of foreign companies have declined even trying to sell here. It's certainly not a benefit to a free and fair open society...

[@shelbychurchisbeautiful614]

Suing Fast Food Restaurants Stories Is Always Fun To Watch.

[@Bombo505]

The woman who sued for spilling hot coffee had every right and wasnt ridiculous. She changed how mcdonalds advertises hot coffee drinks and they had a hell of alot more than 700 complaints.

[@coonassprepper5243]

was still frivolous as everyone knows coffee is hot and should be extra careful with it. that woman deserved nothing but a darwin award

[@jerryg7391]

@@coonassprepper5243 You're wrong on everything you just said, she had every right to sue them. The coffee was so hot she got 3rd degree burns between her legs which took mouths to heel up. Coffee shouldn't never be that hot no matter what you may think.

[@mikewrasman5103]

She could have ordered the iced coffee!

[@BiggusDuckus]

I don't know what the whole McDonald's coffee problem is. All the research I have done so coffee is supposed to be brewed at at least 190 degrees Fahrenheit

[@hellhound1389]

Yah but in a flimsy paper cup with a lid that pops off when you pick it up, plus the woman had third degree burns to her genitals and inner thigh

[@witchy90210]

But not KEPT at that temperature. Can you drink nearly boiling water safely?

[@nguyenkhoi5814]

Tbh KFC got an easy fix for the bucket by making it smaller to fit the same amount of chicken fill to the brim

[@jackmehoff8362]

You do have to think it’s kind of funny that a person who pretty much has the name “Worstburger” is suing a place over chicken

[@BigAlFPV17]

Actually there are 3 different sized buckets not just one. The small bucket is for the 8 piece chicken, the medium sized bucket is for the 12 piece, & the big bucket is for the 16 piece

[@Azurko]

The hot coffee incident should never be on a list about "REDICULOUS" lawsuits. The fact you'd even claim that is shameful on you BabbleTop.

[@hellhound1389]

Sometimes you have to threaten legal action to get these corporate a-holes to take responsibility

[@xxmultifamxx1837]

The taco bell one was so ridiculous 🙄😒

[@alvinmathewmiclat5462]

Now that is ridiculous!

[@renamon5658]

I remember some of these

[@filmviral3585]

Easy money!

[@hunny81]

A hot coffee is hot we understand that but in the video 12:22 it says the coffee was 190 degrees Fahrenheit. Water boils at 100° and if you pour boiling water on yourself that will leave blisters and a serious burn she had a right to sue for medical bill coffee is supposed to be hot but not 190°

[@Ratt2004]

'I don't read the fine print'....most idiotic statement ever....could save a customer from looking like a complete fool all the time.

[@Serevarno]

Holy shit, I can't believe you actually put the hot coffee one on here. It wasn't a ridiculous law suit at all. All the points you talk about highlight how non-ridiculous it was. wtaf

[@diegoflores9237]

It is ridiculous, coffee is supposed to be hot. People are like babies complaining. Not everything in life is perfect.

[@roystondaniel2849]

@@diegoflores9237 not to the degree that will put you in the hospital it's a coffee not a rock climb

[@jerryg7391]

@@diegoflores9237 No it's not ridiculous because the coffee burned her really bad that she had to have surgery between her legs to fixed everything. But what is ridiculous is your comment thinking you are right when you're not.

[@ForgottenYouTub]

I have a question so today I purchased some food at a del Taco and as I was eating I found a pill in the container that the food came in I immediately the store and asked to speak to a manager they refused I asked to get the number for the district manager they didn't provide I also went back to ask for the manager's number still didn't provide and they refused to give me the name of who I was speaking to does this count as a lawsuit

[@ShadowReignhart]

No. Because you cannot prove they did it intentionally. Also, if it's in the container, but not the food itself, it was either an accident from an employee or was there when they received the containers from the manufacturer. So, yeah. Suing over something like that is a good way to get on a list like this, but you don't want to be on these lists.

[@Buna2808]

The woman who spilled hot coffee had every right to sue them. Imagine ordering hot coffee and next thing you know your lips burn off!

[@roytheviewer4893]

Yeah i agree last time i had coffee i burned my tongue 😂

[@diegoflores9237]

Any reasonable person knows coffee is hot. If you dont want to risk burning yourself, nobody is forcing you to buy it.

[@mikewrasman5103]

She could have ordered iced coffee!

[@aceykrew]

Ooff.. worst part about this comment is she burned basically her entire lap/crotch so yes... burned her lips off is painfully accurate. 💀😭

[@Ritzy87]

Some people have too much time on their hands.

[@mikewrasman5103]

Why, that would make too much sense to inform the employee that you want less ice in your iced coffee or soft drink, or less condiments on your food!

[@BabbleTop]

@mike Wrasman That's right, the crew won't know if you want a bit or a lot, but I prefer less ice because I can drink more hahaha.😂🤣🤪

[@moonlightx1131]

Well from Popeyes I was eating some fried chicken there was bone and I swallowed it and I didn’t chock me

[@RandomVidsforthought]

The stella liebeck one wasn't ridiculous

[@Bombo505]

I agree. She deserved even more than what she got but she did force them to warn customers by printing a warning on the cup.

[@diegoflores9237]

We are so spoiled that we cant even see how ridiculous that was. Coffee is supposed to be hot. There will always be a chance of burning yourself if you handle something hot. You dont want to risk it, dont order hot items.

[@RandomVidsforthought]

@@diegoflores9237 Did she know how hot the coffee was

[@aceykrew]

@Diego Flores Not hot enough to give you 3rd degree burns on your entire crotch. I've gotten 3rd degree burns across my thigh/knee as a kid from a cup-o-noodle that was cooked for 6mins microwave. (Easily boiling at 3min). Skin coming off of my leg & off when I ripped my pants off instantly first. So 💀 Idk anyone who drinks coffee that hot? Hot enough that it will melt skin off your body in seconds... uh okay.

[@aceykrew]

​@@diegoflores9237 🙄

[@darrylkinslow5613]

Millions of ads go unwanted to non-customers all over television, facebook, etc. "Customers" would suggest they wanted to buy it and did. I tell you though, if I buy a device for over $300, I expect to see no advertisements, ever.

[@johnathanczakel5195]

In Burger King I bit a bone in a chicken nugget. Due to this I haven't eaten nuggets for awhile and now I don't like em since I last ate em.

[@AydenC]

So KFC paid the woman 20Mil just cause they’re chicken wings aren’t *overflowing* And McDonalds paid the man 1.1M for breaking his tooth?

[@WhoaMoments]

WHOA!! You can sue for anything!

[@ginaolle5349]

early hi! Love ur videos

[@aperson5215]

Welp looks like I should drop my Suit (Drops Fancy Suit)

[@G0ZILLER]

Make a part 2 including the KFC fried rat incident

[@gebronthomasson6960]

The KFC thanks bucket thing i have always thought to be false advertising

[@ClearAimQ]

It's Friday 1 more day till the best time of the week!!

[@hydrolito]

I never got my power of an earth quake from eating Quake cereal and I ate Wheaties and did not become a champion of any sport either.

[@UrijahVR]

Also that one thing with Wendy’s is very popular

[@dawoof5119]

🎤 Finger in the chili! Finger in the chili!

[@imjusthereforthecomments4920]

The KFC fill up is 2 each: breast, thigh, leg, wing and large mashed potatoes. It also includes a large coleslaw and 4 biscuits. As long as you received all the items who cares if it’s a half bucket. If you need money so bad get a job.

[@vogue_paris3106]

Thank you exactly.

[@jackmehoff8362]

I completely agree that it shouldn’t matter what it comes in as long as u get what u pay for but sorry you can’t really just say “Get a job” when it comes to suing and needing 20 MILLION DOLLARS!!!🤔. I mean chances of getting a job that pays “20 million” is not going to happen no matter how hard u try most likely.

[@Dragontamer135]

The KFC one wasn't that ridiculous.

[@t-t6165]

The person in the proof is in the chili segment is actually my aunt's aunt

[@TheAoyoc]

Babbletop = Steve Urkel meets Valley Girl meets a Bad Cold.

[@nemomukerji]

Hello I just hope you have a good day if you're reading this

[@fairlynable]

hope you have a good one too

[@nemomukerji]

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[@darrylkinslow5613]

People pay for a drink though, not half a cup of ice... If they wanted half a cup of ice, they'd ask for it. (instead of having the customer complain there's too much, have them ask if they want more, duh...) An iced drink shouldn't have more than the equivalent to a couple ice cubes that you would use at home, people at home don't make half of their drink ice unless the drink is water.

[@MrDilemmash]

Top video

[@witchy90210]

I like the fact the hot coffee story was covered properly. However it should be nowhere near this video as that case was legitimate, not ridiculous. However it was twisted into a "ridiculous" case and few people know what actually happened anymore, which is what McDonalds and other companies wanted to make "frivolous" lawsuits a thing and have laws put in place to shield companies even more from any sort of tort, even if it isnt "frivolous".

[@antoniokastrocarlisledemel6617]

I remember when i first heard the Footlong thing i laughed and though to myself "so I'm not the only one" cuz i pay attention to stuff like that..i mean most people probably look at it like it's just an inch but that saves Subway millions every year ..I was never pissed enough to sue but I'm glad I'm not the only one that pays attention to stuff like that.. sometimes i think "am i just nitpicking,is it just me?" But with almost 8 billion people on this planet you'll hardly ever find yourself being the only one to think of do anything..no matter how weird or crazy it is....nice try though Subway.. maybe in almost any other country but America u can get away with saying Footlong is just the name of the sandwich but until the us adopts the metric system you'll have people like me wondering and complaining..that McDonald's coffee lawsuit though is a good example of why you should never underestimate someone and then there's Starbucks which while i do agree that sometimes it seems they fill it with so much ice to give us less I'm someone who always ask for no ice or light ice if any all the time anyway..i never get why people get ice at soda fountains when the drink is already cold and ice just waters it down but whatever

[@enghourn3855]

It's funny and kind of amazing you can find an image of Donald Trump eating KFC with a fork and knife

[@kylep3759]

I wish they'd put a human finger in my food at Wendy's. I'd eat it for sure, when else would you be able to get away with something like that? It's probably delicious! Unless its Richard Simmon's finger

[@margaretcole6264]

When KFC used deformed chicken I quit going there.

[@SoNotSavvy_OG]

I also found a bone in my McNugget once

[@motleybyron4997]

and WHY NOT Babble Top... set up a poll and ask Babble Top subscribers to RECOMMEND topics for Babble Top to cover...just a thought and thanks.

[@JaneSmith-lu8ol]

I can’t believe you put that coffee on the list. You have lost all credibility.

[@Ptfsshenanigans]

Have a good day

[@godslove1935]

And that's why my gf. Left me because of this law suit she measured me and found out I lied to her I was only 4 in. Not 12

[@chainahrowlers1928]

Why did you not state the outcome of the bone in chicken nugget. I have watched many of your videos. Which are at times misleading. From the topic stated in the headlines

[@ratfans9906]

how meany times did he say ice

[@shawnashaheen9878]

Lol.😂 Pretty Hillirous. What people will do to get millions off Companies

[@idontcare70]

Would the KFC woman cook more than one chicken for a homemade dinner?

[@sarahlindsey4965]

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[@sarahlindsey4965]

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[@thegoonsqaud5399]

4 of these are in a different video by these guys talk about lazy

[@americanclassicsonic6359]

HEY

[@felixcorona13]

The kfc lady kinda had a point

[@Love.Quinnn]

It's only one inch

[@Love.Quinnn]

That's what she said

[@tamekkaknuth9612]

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[@darrylkinslow5613]

Hot coffee lady was stupid, how are you going to sue for a drink being hot, when you ordered a hot drink? Obviously you might happen to get one that was from a freshly brewed pot, in which case it will be hotter. Also, in order for her to do that, she'd have to have been trying to drink it while driving, if it was that hot, she could have waited... She probably hit a bump while trying to sip, burned her lip, then dropped the coffee onto her lap. I have gone over this one on other videos, and people tried to tell me I was wrong, but come on, all it takes is some logic.It's a hot drink, of course it's going to be hot, it could even be near 100 degrees celcius when you get it. There are even warnings on the cup about the hot drink. Nobody expects luke warm coffee, she shouldn't have either. And that stupid lawsuit would be why McDonalds coffee isn't hot enough now... I didn't order a warm drink, I ordered a hot one. Might as well make coffee with hot water directly from the tap, it'd be hotter in my house.

[@SkjernOmme]

So much misinformation. She was not driving when it happened. Her grandson was the one driving and she was in the passenger seat. They where parked when it happened. Also she got third degree burns and suffered permanent disfigurement. She was at the hospital for 8 days because and she had to undergo skin grafting, she was disabled for 2 years, because of this. Sure Cofé is hot but it should not so hot it gives third degree burns.

[@hellhound1389]

Mcdonald's marketing turned her into a laughing stock cuz they made her sign a NDA so she couldn't defend herself and they lied their asses off about what happened

[@chriswheeler5183]

And THIS, my fellow internet people, is why you do research.

[@witchy90210]

Well you ARE wrong as that is not at all what happened. She was a passenger in a parked car. She was taking off the lid to add cream and sugar and the coffee spilled on her lap. This caused THIRD DEGREE BURNS on her inner thighs and genitals. There was no warning stating that the coffee was THAT hot. Coffee should not be held at nearly boiling temperature, not freshly brewed, but KEPT at that temperature per McDonalds POLICY. McDonalds had received complaints about the coffee being too hot before, and it took this lawsuit to have them change policy so that coffee is not held at nearly boiling temperature coffee. Are you really saying that coffee should be consumed at that high a temperature? Hot enough to scald and burn skin? Or do you simply not know anything about the case and dont want to educate yourself on the facts because your point is "logical." While your point is logical it is not what happened, at all. You are just wrong and cant be told or shown otherwise.

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[@tamekkaknuth9612]

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[@wingeboy2834]

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[@NegativeTile]

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[@Popa2caps]

Losing too many cells watching this channel, blocked.

[@Sillsss]

What about kfc fried rat

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[@jeffreycarrow8584]

little nicky needs to give him a pineapple

[@yourdad771]

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[@TheTaylan1993]

These lawsuits are pathetic. My coffee piping hot.