Re: [CH] There ought to be a law

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There is a flip side to this,  there are a lot of folks that have digestive
tract problems.  They can not eat at any place that serves cooked spicy
foods.

I know a gal that sued a local "Applebee"  rst. chain.  They offered a
salmon plate.  There was no warning that this was spicy hot.  Placed this
gal in the hospital.

She recieved a 5 digit out of court settlement..

L.B.




I suspect that a large chain like chile's doesn't have real atomic hot food
because of the liability. People these days are lawsuit happy and I wouldn't
doubt that someone would try to sue them if their food was too hot. Who
would have beleived that you could sue because you spilled  coffee in your
lap while driving till it happened to McDonalds. The best solution is to
find a small business that caters to chileheads or carry yer own sauces and
powders to season the food more to your liking. Its a real shame but the
lawyers have ruined it for everybody.

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