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And now, Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher.

So many stories that we do seem like they're just not real these days.

And this is just another example of, man, it sounds not real.

So Donald Sims claims he suffered both neck and back injuries after slipping on an ice cube

on an airplane.

He was on an airplane a southwest airplane going from New York's LaGuardia Airport to St. Louis, Missouri.

He claims that the incident began after a flight attendant

accidentally spilled a cup containing an unknown liquid and ice as she collected trash near

the end of the flight. Oh, okay. Well, isn't that interesting? Why, yes, yes, it is.

He alleges that the flight attendant ignored the spilled ice cubes on the carpeted aisle and continued on with her duties.

Moments later, he got up to use the lavatory and slipped on the ice cubes that hadn't been cleaned up, sustaining the injuries, and he landed forcefully in the aisle.

Okay.

He received immediate medical assistance from the crew, including Tylenol and EMS support upon landing.

He later sought hospital care for ongoing severe pain.

He's filed a personal injury lawsuit in the Missouri District Court,

claiming two counts of negligence as he seeks $100,000 for each count.

So that would be a total of $200,000.

It's almost not real.

Like he slipped on an ice cube and I got hurt. $200,000. It's almost not real.

Like he just slipped on an ice cube and I got hurt because I slipped on an ice cube.

I would venture to say, first of all, the story talks about how it was nearing the end of the flight when he got up to use the restroom after she was picking up the trash.

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