On May 13, 9:50*am, wrote:
On May 11, 4:37*pm, Evan wrote:

The McDonald's hot coffee case is a poor comparison to someone
failing to read and understand the cooking instructions on a package
of microwave popcorn... *Said popcorn is not dangerous and doesn't
create smoke if you follow the directions and don't burn it by
allowing
it to cook in the microwave 50% longer than the directions indicate...

Cup says, "CAUTION HOT"

I'd say that's an EPIC FAIL on reading directions, myself...


Prior to the lawsuit everyone here has made mention of, the cups
did not carry that warning in any way which would be recognized
as a warning... The old cups used to have very tiny letters which
blended in nicely to the decorative designs on the cup...

EPIC FAIL to not have a clear warning label on a beverage container
when the liquid inside is hotter than someone can safely drink it when
it is sold to them... You can now thank that little old lady who
burned
herself with hot coffee for the clearer warning on the cups used
now...

~~ Evan