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How did the employee handle it without dropping it?? And she would have handled it even longer....

The employee is not a student at UC Berkley and is therefore not as dumb as a box of rocks?

The thing is that you have to reach for the cup out your car window where, if it was so hot you drop it immediately, it goes down between your car and the window NOT into your lap.

So I am going to call lie on the "oh it was so hot I had to drop it" bit.

Now as to her being in a burn unit.... really? First and second degree burns send you to a burn unit?

In reality, not usually. Painful yes. Doctor maybe. ER maybe. Burn unit no.

So I am suspicious of the "three days in a burn unit" story.

Now most drive through windows have security cameras. So it will be interesting to see what is on that tape.

I agree with you and have said all along that something is wrong and we're missing a whole lot of info. In fact, I suggested that she may have even been on her cell phone and was juggling everything. We can be reasonably certain that her car was running. It does not say that she asked the employee to call 911. It says she screamed call 911...Did she drive to the hospital??

It says EVENTUALLY her friend called 911. We know there is a recording.

Was this in the paper when it happened? I can't find a 2013 article of when it happened.

It may be that the videos are saved for one year and that's why the suit wasn't filed for a year.