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pfffft what's wrong with this statement?
"Emotional trauma from NOT working at McDonalds..."
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only in America
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only in America could someone have the right to call an employer to task for discrimination based on appearance?Originally posted by MetaformX
only in America
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only in America could someone think that a job at a burger joint was worth suing over?Comment
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maybe he just didn't fit in...Comment
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Joseph Connor claimed in his lawsuit that the fast-food chain violated the Americans with Disabilities Act and state employment law. He demanded $300,000 for financial loss and severe emotional trauma, along with a job at McDonald's.
ONLY IN AMERICA
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You gotta be fucking shitting me !!Joseph Connor claimed in his lawsuit that the fast-food chain violated the Americans with Disabilities Act and state employment law. He demanded $300,000 for financial loss and severe emotional trauma, along with a job at McDonald's.Comment
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Sometimes it´s easy to get the idea that you can sue anyone for anything in America... this is one of those times.
Actually, makes me wanna sue someone for some stupid reason... and retire at age 22!
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.... of course they need fat people to work at maccas.. they're practically the mascots!!
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That is funny as hell. $300 000 at McDonalds for $6.75 / hr ... that is like 21 straight years of work BEFORE taxes.
LMAO
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HAHAHAHA! so.... why does he want the job at Macca's ? that's practically what... 30 yrs worth of working there RIGHT from this "emotional trauma"?Originally posted by mrthumbs
Joseph Connor claimed in his lawsuit that the fast-food chain violated the Americans with Disabilities Act and state employment law. He demanded $300,000 for financial loss and severe emotional trauma, along with a job at McDonald's.
ONLY IN AMERICA
Oh.. someone let me sue McDonalds... there aren't enough fries stuffed in this packet.. Oh the pain! the trauma.. I need more fries
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RIDGEPORT, Connecticut (AP) -- McDonald's has settled a lawsuit filed by a 420-pound man who claimed he was denied a job because of his weight.
Often times I wonder why
There's love and hate, theres live or die.
When sickness comes I must decide:
When feelings go, theres suicide.
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no offense to anyone who's 'big', but if i saw some 400 lbs man in the kitchen flipping burgers i would turn around & walk out.the revolution is coming.Comment
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seems a bit backwards doesn't it? lolOriginally posted by Dildozer
"Emotional trauma from NOT working at McDonalds..."Comment
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"I'm sorry we already have a Grimmice"Comment
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Originally posted by nofx
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HAHAHA!!!!!!!Originally posted by lock
"I'm sorry we already have a Grimmice"
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$300,000 ???Originally posted by mrthumbs
Joseph Connor claimed in his lawsuit that the fast-food chain violated the Americans with Disabilities Act and state employment law. He demanded $300,000 for financial loss and severe emotional trauma, along with a job at McDonald's.
ONLY IN AMERICA
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since when is being fat a disability anyway?
im sure people in wheelchairs have pity on him.
drink some fucking slimfastthe revolution is coming.Comment
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they know where he is gonna spend it anywayComment
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