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> It seems the temperature of the coffee is the reason. Well, yes and no. The temperature of the coffee was only partially the reason. What made McDonald's act
by panda-giddiness 5y ago
> It seems the temperature of the coffee is the reason.
Well, yes and no. The temperature of the coffee was only partially the reason. What made McDonald's actions appear malicious rather than accidental (therefore increasing their culpability) was the fact that McDonald's knew the coffee was too hot but continued to serve it anyway.
- Veen 5y agoI've never really understood this. Too hot for what? That's the temperature I brew my coffee at and it's the temperature I expect coffee to be when I buy it. Of course it's "too hot" to douse your crotch with, but McDonalds probably assumed its customers knew to take care with a hot beverage.