Can you say people are greedy?

[PyRo]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,155690,00.html

[Steelrat]

Unfortunately, I'm not the least surprised by this. Nowadays, I'm more likely to have been shocked by a story in which a person actually gave the finger back.

Sometimes I think the US is going the way of ancient Rome.

[master_alexander]

what an idiot.

[Rudz]

cmon

take a pik, give it back, the guy has no finger now, cuz of the customers friggin idiotic retardedness, what a moron, shoulda gave it back.

[PyRo]

Personally I hope the person who found the finger is sued by the person who lost it for whatever money he does get for finding it in his food and enough to ensure he can never own anything of value again.
Better yet I'd like to see his finger cut off. Unfortunatly that isn't likely to happen.

I did have an incident once at a friendlys resteraunt where I got glass in my food which left a big cut in my mouth. I complained to the manager who asked to see the glass, took it then said "what glass". I wasn't planning on sueing them, maybie asking them to cover the office visit to the docter and not chargeing me for the meal but that's it. They refused to give any sort of discount. I just told the manager who was threatening to call the police he'd be hearing from my lawyer and walked out without paying (he never did hear from my lawyer). So I can see what the guy was afraid of but as the artical said the surgen at the hospital could pretty easially attest to where the finger came from.

[master_alexander]

Personally I hope the person who found the finger is sued by the person who lost it for whatever money he does get for finding it in his food and enough to ensure he can never own anything of value again.
Better yet I'd like to see his finger cut off. Unfortunatly that isn't likely to happen.

I did have an incident once at a friendlys resteraunt where I got glass in my food which left a big cut in my mouth. I complained to the manager who asked to see the glass, took it then said "what glass". I wasn't planning on sueing them, maybie asking them to cover the office visit to the docter and not chargeing me for the meal but that's it. They refused to give any sort of discount. I just told the manager who was threatening to call the police he'd be hearing from my lawyer and walked out without paying (he never did hear from my lawyer). So I can see what the guy was afraid of but as the artical said the surgen at the hospital could pretty easially attest to where the finger came from.

i would chop the other guys finger off. thats a good idea.

then blend it up, mix it with some strawberry ice cream and make him eat it.

/sorta dark, i know its late :)

[trevorjk]

i would chop the other guys finger off. thats a good idea.

then blend it up, mix it with some strawberry ice cream and make him eat it.

/sorta dark, i know its late :)

i say make it into a smoothie

[Altimas]

Hmm I guess it really depends on which finger it was...

[thecavemankevin]

of course the story is disturbing in itself....but the thing i want to know is why did they not find the finger before it got to the cutomer? I mean, the kid obviously knew it got lopped off...and he knows where it happened.

"omg, omg!!!! my finger ah, my effing finger, ah SOB!!!!! @#$!@#%^!~~$!~@"
"omg, dude, you're bleeding all over the place!" "whats wrong, what happened?"
"My farking finger you stupid fark!!!!!"
"well how the hell did that happen?"
"that machine, i cut my finger off"!
"which machine, this one?"
"do you not see all the blood splatter on it....it looks like the machine is on the rag!!!!!!"
"ok, here, wrap you hand with this and we need to get you to the hospital."
manager turns to other employee
"i have to take him to the hospital, you...get a maxi pad for that machine and act as if nothing happened."


i mean come on......why did they not retrieve the finger in the first place? And perhaps even more disturbing is why did they not dump the contents of the machine instead of actually severing (oops, meant serving) the ice creame/smoothy/whatever?

[SCpoloRicker]

Sometimes I think the US is going to way of ancient Rome.

Sometimes I think that happened around 1968.

[SlartyBartFast]

but the thing i want to know is why did they not find the finger before it got to the cutomer

Damn straight. Has the store never heard of hygene? What moron employee puts serving ice cream above getting a piece of their anatomy back?

[bentothejam1n]

Hah there was this 1 1/2 star horror movie on SciFi yesterday called he ice cream man. He killed people and mixed them in with the ice cream

[magman007]

yea, you would think that right after the incident happened, that they would stop production, find the digit, and go to the hospital, and scrap that amount of ice cream as a business expense. Not just be like, oh well, lets keep serving..

[Kyle.Kimber]

Hey, I live 20 minutes from Raliegh.

[Recon by Fire]

The worker severed his finger in the custard and then served it?