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news:1161957246.816404.189930@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... > ------------------- > Southlake: Cowboys coach, wife, nanny sue McDonald's for $1.7 mil > 09:49 PM CDT on Thursday, October 26, 2006 > By DEBRA DENNIS / The Dallas Morning News > A Dallas Cowboys coach, his wife and the family's nanny have sued a
> Since we are talking about frugality, the wife of a Dallas Cowboys Uhhhhh . . . I doubt if the motive for sharing the salad was so that the
> coach, "shares" a salad with their nanny.. How could they not.. after
> all, only then can you be a part of the million $ lawsuit!
> Suit: Dead rat found in salad
> McDonald's owner, alleging they found a dead rat in a salad purchased
> at a Southlake restaurant.
nanny and wife could both sue. Portions of food served at all restaurants
tends to be huge. I haven't set foot in a McDonald's in many years, so
can't comment on the portions of the food served there. However, I suspect
the salad in question was probably too large for one person. Granted,
McDonald's food is cheap, so the two ladies could have each purchased their
own salad I'm sure. But, why waste food unnecessarily? If the salad is big
enough, share it. -Dave