[big black dog]

It seems someone with a food allergy would check before biting. I hate ketchup on burgers and always request that this be held. About 1 in every 5 orders, those "genius" food preparers put it on anyway, and I have to stroll back up to the counter and have them remake it.

[Red in Blue PA]

Mistakes happen in life.

If you have a severe food allergy and do not check you food before biting into it (and swallowing), it is nobody’s fault but yours.

Tell this guy to take a hike.

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

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[fortunate sun]

not only check the sandwich but not even eat in such an establishment if the allergies are that severe. Simply removing a pickle from a burger is not the same thing as no pickle placed there or any other allergen.

[KarlInOhio]

Give him his $2 for the sandwich and then charge him for Burger King's legal costs.

If I was that allergic, I don't know whether I would even go into a fast food restaurant. You never know if the pickle piler handled your sandwich even if he didn't put some on it.

[Graybeard58]

My wife shares your distaste for ketchup, yep, about 1 in 5.

How hard can it be to leave the ketchup off?

She always looks before taking a bite of the sandwich, that’s just common sense.

[edcoil]

You have to read this related story on this guy.

http://unvegan.com/fast-food/darius-dugger-unvegan-hero/

[bmwcyle]

I hope he called 911 first. /sarcasm

[boocoowell]

In a just world, the plaintiff would be doing hard time.

[Larry Lucido]

If you want it your “own way” that badly, then make it your own damn self! What an idiot.

[servantboy777]

Oh man, it’s that easy to get my payday......I’m headin to McDonalds for lunch.

Man I hope they put onions on my burger....I triple dog dare’em.

[Merlinator]

This idiot sounds like he may be a future Darwin awards candidate.

[andy58-in-nh]

[jiggyboy]

I can’t stand cilantro, and I got tired a LONG time ago with having to do the old Monty Python spam routine with the dunces behind the registers at Mexican and Mexican-ish fast food joints like El Pollo Loco. (”Ok, so I want NO cilantro on this salad, not anywhere, and NO salsa fresca, and the hot salsa instead of the green salsa, and just to make absolutely sure, the guacamole is JUST avacados, and NO cilantro?” “Uh, well, there’s SOME cilantro...”)

So I just don’t go to those places any more. I have better things to do with my life than cross-examine at least two counter people and one manager to try to find out how many ways (up to five at El Pollo Loco) they’re trying to sneak those soapy lawn clippings into otherwise edible food.

Put me on that gold-digger’s jury.

[ThisLittleLightofMine]

Agreed if something makes you have a violent reaction you would never trust someone else to make it correctly.

[Paved Paradise]

Absolutely. Caveat emptor. If I had a serious food allergy, I would always LOOK too - it’s easier and saner to do. I’ve had food orders mixed up so many times, I would NEVER assume they do it right but I’m not going to become deathly ill or have to be hospitalized if they mix up MY order.

Some people don’t want to have any accountability for their own stupidity.

[Le Chien Rouge]

[after receiving the wrong order at the drive-thru] Leo Getz: They F@#K YOU at the drive-thru, okay? They F@#K YOU at the drive-thru! They know you're gonna be miles away before you find out you got f'd! They know you're not gonna turn around and go back, they don't care. So who gets f@#ked? Ol' Leo Getz! Okay, sure! I don't give a f#$k! I'm not eating this tuna, okay?

[RichInOC]

Mr. Dugger later withdrew the lawsuit after he was reportedly visited at home by a Burger King spokesman who asked him, “Where is your god now?”

[PhiKapMom]

Same here — don’t like mayo and ketsup together so I always order it without but I have learned to check before I pull away from the drive-thru.

McDonald’s messed up major league with two orders in a row so I complained to their management and we got six free orders. I had brought them home and when I took them back I had to stand in line with people who had their drive-thru order messed up that day. That was the 2nd time it had happened.

I don’t have a food allergy but I always check. Not to mention the tomatoes are ALWAYS hanging out of the sandwich at Burger King.

[NRA1995]

Who the f**k is Darius Dugger?

[OpeEdMunkey]

Can’t imagine what he does with the complimentary peanuts from the airlines.