I just have to talk to you about another story that caught my eye.

Starbucks plans to appeal a $50 million jury verdict.

After a man suffered some severe burns from spilled tea,

severely burning and damaging his genitals.

We have 14 people in space at this moment who can drink coffee without spilling it.

So to keep coffee from floating away, the space cup's specially designed shape

ensures that as crew members sip, the liquid flows through an angled channel,

creating an experience like drinking from a mug on Earth.

That's right.

We have 14 people in a zero-gravity spaceship that can drink coffee and not spill it.

The cup relies on surface tension and the laws of physics to keep the liquid in place,

enabling the drinker to take spill-free sips.

So why can't we invent a coffee cup that doesn't spill down here on Earth.

This morning, Starbucks ordered to pay up.

Here we go again.

Starbucks was ordered to pay $50 million

to a California delivery driver who was scalded by hot tea.

Did you put the top on or did they put the top on for you?

No. They put the top on. Michael Garcia sued after tea spilled at a drive-thru, causing permanent disfigurement to his penis.

The California jury says Starbucks had to pay up for a hot drink that spilled on a delivery driver.

A California jury said the Starbucks store was negligent. His attorney said

Garcia's life has been forever changed. Why? Well, they say because an employee didn't wedge

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