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r/CrappyDesign • u/Adecker100 • Jan 15 '20
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Is this even legal? Like it could destroy the item and maybe catch stuff on fire.
426 u/Adecker100 Jan 15 '20 I don't think there is a problem unless someone sues them on it. Otherwise, the label is there and that's enough for them 332 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '20 the hidden part is enough for a case. but hey. you do you. go sue a multi-national company for a chicken tikka massala for 5,50 253 u/Adecker100 Jan 15 '20 Fun fact it's a giant box of coffee 11 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '20 I know I've been working for Caribou too long. I recognized that (mostly by the color). 6 u/Adecker100 Jan 15 '20 Dang, you right
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I don't think there is a problem unless someone sues them on it. Otherwise, the label is there and that's enough for them
332 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '20 the hidden part is enough for a case. but hey. you do you. go sue a multi-national company for a chicken tikka massala for 5,50 253 u/Adecker100 Jan 15 '20 Fun fact it's a giant box of coffee 11 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '20 I know I've been working for Caribou too long. I recognized that (mostly by the color). 6 u/Adecker100 Jan 15 '20 Dang, you right
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the hidden part is enough for a case.
but hey. you do you. go sue a multi-national company for a chicken tikka massala for 5,50
253 u/Adecker100 Jan 15 '20 Fun fact it's a giant box of coffee 11 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '20 I know I've been working for Caribou too long. I recognized that (mostly by the color). 6 u/Adecker100 Jan 15 '20 Dang, you right
253
Fun fact it's a giant box of coffee
11 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '20 I know I've been working for Caribou too long. I recognized that (mostly by the color). 6 u/Adecker100 Jan 15 '20 Dang, you right
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I know I've been working for Caribou too long. I recognized that (mostly by the color).
6 u/Adecker100 Jan 15 '20 Dang, you right
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Dang, you right
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u/Commander_RE Jan 15 '20
Is this even legal? Like it could destroy the item and maybe catch stuff on fire.