McDonald's Hot Coffee Lawsuit

Web Crawlers

True Crime, Comedy, Tv, Pop Culture, Crime, News, After Shows, Celebrities, Melissa Stetten, Social Media, Tv & Film, Bimbo News, Ali Segel, Entertainment News, 90 Day Fiance

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 4 April 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

In 1994, a woman become famous for suing McDonald’s because she spilled hot coffee on herself. She became a punchline, and the narrative was that she was a scammer looking to make money from a frivolous lawsuit. But, the reality of the case is quite different.

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0:00.0	And here he is, original.
0:20.0	Hello and welcome to Web Crawlers, the podcast where we do a deep dive into the weirdest, strangest and most mysterious corners of the internet.
0:29.0	I'm Ali Siegel.
0:30.0	And I'm Melissa Stetten.
0:32.0	And who are our patrons this week?
0:35.0	We've got Cheryl and Kristen.
0:37.0	Welcome to the team guys we are excited to have you, Melissa.
0:42.0	Yes.
0:43.0	What are we getting into today?
0:45.0	Well, we're continuing our food scams month week.
0:52.0	I was like, it's not scam, you are anymore.
0:54.0	It's jam, you April.
0:56.0	It's jam, you April.
0:58.0	Today we're going to talk about the McDonald's hot coffee thing.
1:04.0	I am so excited that happened back in 1994.
1:08.0	I remember this like it was yesterday.
1:10.0	You do?
1:11.0	Yes.
1:12.0	Okay, because you were alive.
1:14.0	I was alive.
1:15.0	Yeah, because I was born in 86.
1:17.0	What were you?
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