12-31-2012, 11:15 PM
Exactly. Everyone in the country serves coffee at 180 degrees and McDounalls serves it at about 215.
It's obvious that there will be consequences for some things. This doesn't mean it's OK to scald yourself with their coffee or it's not your own fault if you do but such accidents are known in advance and steps should be taken to minimize the problem in advance. When they started making cars that you can't see behind you they should have told people this and to avoid backing over their children, unconscious adults, and pets the best they could. They should have equipped the first cars without vent windows with a warning sign that they would need air conditioning right where the vent window should have been.
Consumers need to start exercising better judgement and punishing the companies ruining products and adding poisons or water to food but I don't see this happening soon.
It's obvious that there will be consequences for some things. This doesn't mean it's OK to scald yourself with their coffee or it's not your own fault if you do but such accidents are known in advance and steps should be taken to minimize the problem in advance. When they started making cars that you can't see behind you they should have told people this and to avoid backing over their children, unconscious adults, and pets the best they could. They should have equipped the first cars without vent windows with a warning sign that they would need air conditioning right where the vent window should have been.
Consumers need to start exercising better judgement and punishing the companies ruining products and adding poisons or water to food but I don't see this happening soon.
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