Hey Youtube, Jim here! Welcome to Top10Archive! At the Archive, we’re all about people having a
voice. Leave a comment! Have an opinion, believe what you will. However, this does often lead to
pretty interesting negative opinions, whining and complaining over just about anything.
From people not taking certain animals seriously enough, to movie characters,
name brand changes and more, here are the top 10 times people complained over nothing!
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that people complain about! 10. Starbucks
It’s easy to hate Starbucks. They make drinks that are too sweet, too expensive, they’re everywhere,
and young teenagers love to hang out there and take selfies with their frappuccinos. Some people
will go as far as to sue them, like one person who said Starbucks put too much ice in their drinks,
almost half the cup full, to give customers less coffee. The case was dismissed by a judge who said
in more or less words, any sane person would know, when ordering an iced drink, they’d get
the drink and, well, ice. To add, Starbucks said its employees would happily reprepare
any drink for a dissatisfied customer. 9. The Movie “Drive”
Some people choose to complain so much that they file paperwork so everyone else knows they’re
upset. One woman saw the movie Drive and actually sued them because she expected a Fast and Furious
film. She felt misled to believe she’d see a film full of action and cool drifts. Instead, she got a
dark film with lots of violence. She called the movie antisemitic and demanded that the theatre
return her ticket, which, sadly, they happily did. 8. The Lion Doesn't Sleep Tonight
Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed are three familiar names that most of us would recognize, that is,
if you've watched Disney’s The Lion King. Although it’s a beloved family classic, The Lion King was
met with lots of controversy upon its release. One bigger complaint came from a hyena researcher who
actually sued Disney for defamation of character, saying that the film’s representation
and perception of the animals were far from reality. Another hyena expert, who facilitated
the animators' research trip to study animal behavior, encouraged viewers to boycott the film.
In the end, there isn't much of a follow-up story to be found on the internet, so we're guessing the
case was either dropped or dismissed. 7. Krispy Kreme
Whoever has something against the best donuts ever, Krispy Kreme, has much bigger issues than
just bad taste. A man named Jason Saidan sued Krispy Kreme for five million dollars complaining
that their fruit-flavored desserts did not, in fact, contain fruit. He didn’t stop there.
He said also that the maple bar did not have real maple (nor did any other maple products) and said
that since the Glazed Lemon Donuts actually did have lemon juice in them, the inconsistency was
enough for him to get 5 MILLION DOLLARS. You won’t be surprised to hear that he lost the suit.
6. Red Bull We've all heard Red Bull's famous slogan
"Red Bull gives you wings", right? Well, those 5 words got the company into some trouble.
A class-action lawsuit filed against the company stated that the slogan was misleading and made
false claims. Plaintiffs said the energy drink did not, in fact, give people wings, even when
speaking figuratively, meaning, they didn't feel that energized. They claimed the company lacked
evidence to state such claims that the beverage could improve one's focus. Red Bull settled out
of court and agreed to pay $640,000. 5. Taco Bell
A couple had such a bad experience with two $5 Chalupa Craving Boxes for,
wait for it, more than five dollars a piece, that they felt the need to sue the company. Total,
they paid $12.18 and they were appalled that the boxes advertised at $5 would be subject to such a
crazy thing called “tax”. They requested that the company compensate them for the time they wasted
driving there, the gas they used, and saying they would have never spent the extra $2.18,
because they were expecting a $10.00 tab. Turns out the ad said “prices may vary” as a disclaimer
and that’s as far as that went. 4. Michael Jordan
Believe it or not, someone actually complained about Michael Jordan, not because he missed a
shot, lost a game or anything like that, but rather just because Allen Ray Heckard said
MJ’s fame and recognizability had really put a damper on his life. Why? According to him, in his
opinion, they looked so much alike. However, it turns out they don’t look that much alike at all.
Regardless, he requested a total of $832M from both Nike and Jordan himself. A month later,
he dropped the suit, probably right after he reexamined pictures of Jordan and himself.
3. Batman The Dark Knight was not yet finished
filming when they were served with a lawsuit. The suit was from a city in southeastern Turkey called
“Batman”. The mayor of this city said Christopher Nolan and Warner Bros had used the city’s name
without permission or notice. “There is only one Batman in the world,” the mayor said.
The lawsuit until then was like “okay, we see you Batman, Turkey, nice try.” But it went even
further when they tried to say the movie was the reason there had been several unsolved
murders and female suicides. That might be a stretch but, we agree, there is only batman.
2. Monster in Law Remember that movie? Jennifer Lopez has a horrible
mother-in-law and they go head to head in the game of evil? One woman felt so much like that was her
story that she thought there was an actual theft going on. She said she’d written a screenplay
about her relationship with her parents-in-law and she sued Jennifer Lopez, Jane Fonda,
and others involved in the making of the film. How did Warner Bros respond? Meh, they went to
court saying “people hating their parents-in-law isn’t anything new.” They agreed to disagree.
1. Pixar Before I heard about this, I couldn't think of
a single reason why someone would complain about them. They make beautiful, heartstring-pulling
films. So, who had a problem with them? The lamp company that makes the lamp in the Pixar logo.
We now believe that the jumping lamp means there’s a meaningful story that’s about to happen.
The lamp, called Luxo, was happy to be seen at first. Until 2009, when they started selling a
Luxo Lamp toy with their Bluray “Up”. They got into it, Luxo eventually allowed Pixar to use
the design only as an animation. Maybe this wasn’t over nothing, but still. Lamps, guys.
Thanks for watching! I don’t know about you, but I’m just sick and tired of people who
moan and complain and gripe and make fusses over nothing! I mean really, who do these people think
they are. It’s just sad, it’s annoying, it’s … (Jim) … oh, sorry, but I think these are
right up there with the lady who complained that governments shouldn’t spend money on
deer crossing signs on roads because the deer can’t read! I mean really!!!....(JIM!!!). Sorry.
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