you can't sell hamburgers here this is a Burger King people have been trying to make a quick and
easy Buck for as long as money has existed and the fast food industry is an easy target here
are 10 times people tried to scam Burger King Size Matters there no issue or too small there
have been a few customers who do not realize that the big thick and juicy looking hamburger in the
advertisement is not what you actually get most of the time most people tend to accept that the
food at fast food places is not a ways exactly as advertised most advertisements for any type
of product are exaggerated to make the product look more appealing that's just a simple fact
of our society today despite the fact that most of us know not to expect exactly what the image
in the ads shows us there are some people out there who apparently do not know how ads work
there was a small group of consumers who actually attempted to sue Burger King for the fact that
their advertisements showed a much plumper looking hamburger than they actually received
when they ordered the item off the menu it's a hamburger made out of meat on a bun with nothing
while this particular case is still pending as far as we can see it's clear that the four people
who are attempting to sue the company for this reason are just trying to use whatever reasoning
they can find to try and get some quick money companies have been exaggerating their products
and ads for as long as ads have existed and while there are stricter regulations on ads
than there were in the past ads are never going to be 100 accurate as they try to use tricks
to try and make their items seem more appealing than their competitors rapping wrap it up Homer
that catwalk is starting to buckle over the years there have been a lot of people that have tried to
sue Burger King and other fast food restaurants some for more legitimate reasons than others and
some are obviously just trying to get some quick cash from the large companies one such instance
of someone trying to get their hands on some BK money was the person who attempted to sue Burger
King because of the rappers that their hamburgers come in the allegations said that Burger King used
unsafe chemicals in their wrappers and that these chemicals were not fit for human consumption the
claim was that these chemicals on the wrappers were getting on the food and causing people
permanent harm to their health this motion was quickly thrown out as it was determined that all
of the chemicals used in making Burger King's food wrappers were legal and safe to be around food
it's not even poisonous while these chemicals are in fact being phased out slowly they were still
legal to be used at the time of this lawsuit it seems kind of foolish to think that a large
company such as Burger King would not be aware of what they can and cannot use legally around their
food and it seems like this particular customer just thought that they had found a loophole and
would be able to score big with a payout from the fast food Burger Giant weight related look at this
fold it's gross and unhealthy and it's exactly the stuff I'm trying to get you not to eat it's common
knowledge that fast food is not exactly a healthy option when it comes to our diets even the salads
offered at most fast food places are not near as healthy as you would think they are despite this
one particular customer decided that he was going to make his weight related health issues the fault
of the fast food restaurants that he frequented after unfortunately suffering a heart attack this
particular man decided that he would try to sue several fast food franchises including Burger
King for making him overweight and putting his health at risk why did you let me do this Burger
King unsurprisingly nothing ever came of this lawsuit as the man himself had chosen to spend
his money buying these fast food items and eating them on his own at no point did any of the fast
food places force him to eat their food this is probably one of the cases where it's most obvious
that the person just wanted to sue these places for money as it was a shaky case at best you
Can't Blame a fast food place for your health problems any more than you can blame yourself
box for disappearing in the dryer if you eat a lot of fast food it's likely that there will be
adverse effects on your body and health fast food is meant as a once in a while type of
thing and not something that you eat all the time in place of making fresh food at home
extra soda cost what you show to refill policy all you can drink if you buy a jumbo cup
believe it or not there was once a woman who actually tried to sue Burger King over the
fact that two different Burger King locations near her sold their sodas for slightly different prices
the woman found that the Burger King closest to her sold the sodas for 20 cents more than
the Burger King that was slightly further away and instead of just going the extra few blocks
to get a soda at the Burger King that sold them for slightly cheaper she decided to sue the fast
food giant for this difference in price as one would expect nothing came of this lawsuit and it
was quickly thrown out of court since in the end it was her own decision not to go to the
slightly cheaper Burger King it seems absolutely ridiculous to sue a fast food restaurant over a
few cents difference in soda prices and it's pretty obvious that this woman was just doing
what she thought would get her a nice monetary settlement from the fast food company [Music]
luckily Burger King decided not to just settle as they saw how ridiculous this lawsuit was and
knew that she would never win in court over something so trivial maybe she learned her
lesson and decided to just go a little further for cheaper sodas or perhaps she was bitter
enough over losing that she avoided Burger King completely new to our Channel then take a second
hit that subscribe button thanks double charged I don't want to pay anything for it sometimes things
are just not worth going to court for and while small claims courts do exist to handle matters
that include small amounts owed to a party 17 just doesn't seem like an amount worth going to court
for though apparently it worked because the couple who sued Burger King for their 17 actually got
the money back actually they even managed to get their approximately 100 worth of court costs back
too the couple was awarded just over a hundred bucks but had yet to collect the money from the
company and small claims court it's actually up to the suing party to enforce collections against
the person that they sued so the couple has to actually actively pursue the money from Burger
King if they want it overall the amount and the issue seems like a complete waste of both parties
time and the couple could have just accepted the fact that they were double charged I'm not going
to pay extra I'm sorry and that the money hadn't even been returned to them almost immediately
rather than going after something so petty as this particular court case we cannot help but wonder if
they thought they might get something else extra out of Burger King during the court case whatever
their reasoning hopefully they at least got their money to make the whole thing at least sort of
worth it otherwise it was even more pointless than it already seems bathroom so don't panic I'm gonna
get you out I'm just gonna go get some tools there was a surprisingly high profile court case where a
man sued Burger King due to the fact that he had gotten trapped in one of their bathroom stalls
for over an hour while this does not seem like it would be a big deal the man certainly seemed
to think it was sure the smell was probably less than Pleasant and being stuck in a bathroom is not
really anyone's idea of a fun time but most people would just laugh it off once they got out and move
on with their life this specific man decided that instead of moving on he would simply Sue Burger
King over the incident he did actually manage to win though it was not entirely a giant payout but
he did get a decent sum of money for his time stuck in the bathroom initially he was pleased
with the offer from the manager for free meals in exchange for his ordeal but when the free food
stopped he decided it was time to sue he managed to win just over nine thousand dollars the amount
was calculated to be the cost of one Whopper meal per week for the next approximately 22 years of
his life assuming he lived to the age of 72. the reason behind suing was completely silly but at
least it worked out for the man who had to spend an hour in the bathroom at his local Burger King
impossible Burger but I warn you I've had every plant-based meat ever made many people who eat a
plant-based diet were rejoicing when restaurants started to offer meatless Burger options in the
form of meat-like plant-based patties instead of their usual meat-based options while many
were happy to see these changes start rolling out at their favorite fast food restaurants
such as Burger King there was one person that was still not happy with the offering one man wasn't
pleased and attempted to take the fast food giant to court over claims that they cooked the meatless
patties on the same grills as they cooked their meat a fact that is most likely true as most of
their restaurants are not equipped to have a separate cooktop dedicated to just cooking the
patties for the impossible Whopper this is the same Grill you grilled your foot on no
yes while this particular vegan customer was upset enough to go to court over it Burger King
had a simple and Casual answer for the man they never did claim that their impossible burgers
were vegan they simply claimed that the patties were made without meat so while his claims that
these patties were cooked on the same Grill were not wrong there was nothing much that
could be done about it because Burger King had never actually advertised the burgers as such
lights out that stuff happens in the bathroom sometimes things go on at restaurants that are
beyond the employee's control as they say stuff happens one of these things that have nothing to
do with employees are power outages for the most part they cannot be predicted and there's not
much that the employees at a Burger King can do if the power does go out despite the fact that it had
nothing to do with the employees One customer decided to sue for mental anguish and medical
expenses when the lights went out while she was in the bathroom of her local Burger King the
darkness in the bathroom caused her to trip over a wet floor sign as she was trying to exit the
bathroom and apparently this situation caused her so much mental anguish that she decided she had to
sue the company over it it's not our fault while we're unsure of the outcome of this exact court
case it's clear to see that this woman saw an opportunity to potentially get some money out of
the company over something that was pretty minor while she did mention that an employee had told
her the lights were faulty in the bathroom the issue could have easily been caused by any number
of things and none of them were really the fault of Burger King bad food I'd like my money back
now when ordering from any restaurant including fast food Outlets you expect to get food that is
fully cooked a pretty reasonable expectation when you spend your money on food from any
establishment one woman was served undercooked food at BK and she took it way further than it
needed to go of course it's upsetting when food is served undercooked especially when that food
includes meat and no one can really blame her for going back to the restaurant to complain and get
a refund but that was not enough she suddenly began to have extreme symptoms and declared
that she developed irritable bowel syndrome from the experience the symptoms she claimed to have
mostly have nothing to do with the syndrome and it's not something that would develop from eating
undercooked food despite that fact the woman still tried her best to pursue Burger King for
a few hundred thousand dollars claiming it would cover her medical costs and emotional stress along
with several other issues she claimed including excessive weight loss are you serious are we
serious as serious as Bert and Ernie needless to say this lawsuit seems completely made up
and seems to be a way for the woman to try and get a massive amount of money out of the company for
something that was a minor inconvenience breakfast it's morning I'm hungry gonna go to Burger King
coupons are a great way to save a little money and get more value for your hard-earned dollars
but they're not always what they seem oftentimes coupons are put out for large chains and employees
are not fully trained on how to input the coupons properly this was actually a reason behind a class
action lawsuit that was filed against Burger King with customers stating that they were charged too
much when using a two-for-one coupon for breakfast sandwiches served at Burger King restaurants the
dollar amount that was actually overcharged to each customer was very minor and certainly did
not seem like a reason to sue the company take your hat off boy that's a dollar bill
but of course if a few people start a class action lawsuit there are bound to be plenty
of other people who jump in hoping to get some sort of payout for it this particular lawsuit was
no different and each person who was overcharged actually received a two dollar gift card to Burger
King if they did not have a receipt and those that had a receipt received five dollars in
cash back these tiny amounts do not really seem worth all the effort of suing the company stay
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