[oldtech]

I’d say he got a fair deal. He probably could have opened the door with a credit card or something similar.

[VRWCarea51]

Have it your way...

[American in Israel]

Cut himself with a flyswatter? Perpetually offended by a stuck foor?

Get a life dude.

[Delta 21]

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

I would never trade my life for burgers

[Buckeye McFrog]

I have had FAR worse experiences in fast-food bathrooms than THAT one.

[terycarl]

Just when you think people couldn’t get more stupid......they do.....sigh

[Mr Ramsbotham]

If I were him I’d take the burgers, be grateful, and shut the hell up.

[Yardstick]

So burgers for life was sort of a handshake deal with the employees I guess.

[bk1000]

The store workers offered him free burgers for life? I am skeptical they would have that authority.

[Daffynition]

This poor victim needs a reality teevee show of his own

[Ronald_Magnus]

[EdnaMode]

It would be like Charlie Bucket suing Willy Wonka for revoking his lifetime supply of chocolate prize.

[9YearLurker]

An hour accidentally locked in—with at least access to a toilet!—and he gets burgers for life (of course, the more their burgers probably the shorter his life). Seems like a very fair deal. If the fly swatter had done the trick he’d have been out of there sooner still.

I hate how litigious we have become, but the lawsuit lottery is too tempting.

[Cowboy Bob]

If it was me, I would have demanded they give me In N Out burgers for life. Not that crap they peddle at Burger King.

[DannyTN]

A lifetime of free burgers is worth some money.

The hour he wasted was probably worth at most $100.
I’m guessing the cut was not severe and didn’t need medical attention.

Danny Court verdict $100 + any medical bills.
And BK is not on the hook for the free burgers since he sued.

[Jeff Chandler]

Reminds me a Burger King contest.

First Prize: Free Whoppers for a year.

Second Prize: Free Whoppers for two years.

[SamAdams76]

It will be cheaper for BK to give him the free meals - he won’t live that long on that diet.

[Vendome]

[fireman15]

During my career we had to open restroom doors on a couple of occasions. They were at coffee shops both times. It was not the management’s fault, it appeared that either customers had somehow vandalized the door locks or they had just failed for some reason. The people trapped were just happy to be let out; no one even thought of suing that I am aware.