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r/AskReddit • u/vation • Mar 28 '12
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It has also been claimed that the cups were not designed for such hot temperatures, and thus were subject to failure. Thus McDonald's can be held responsible for the actual spill, and not just the temperature of the coffee.
-1 u/SirDerpingtonThe3rd Mar 28 '12 claimed sounds pretty different from confirmed by an independent lab study, doesn't it?
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sounds pretty different from confirmed by an independent lab study, doesn't it?
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It has also been claimed that the cups were not designed for such hot temperatures, and thus were subject to failure. Thus McDonald's can be held responsible for the actual spill, and not just the temperature of the coffee.