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'I lost my appetite': Cheeseburger served with waiver at Toronto restaurant
(toronto.ctvnews.ca)
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The whiny guy ordered the burger to be medium done. He got it the way he wanted.
He is literally eating what he ordered, and was shocked when the restaurant tried to cover their ass for letting him order an undercooked burger.
So the restaurant should have had the waiver signed by him BEFORE they made the burger. Not after he started eating.
Or maybe they shouldn't have made the burger to order.
The company is the issue.
You just don't care, though.
Yeah the restaurant should have refused, or made him sign first. Where I am, that order is illegal for the restaurant to do. It's not an option.
As such, I absolutely place the blame on him.