On a lighter note: The case of the Wendy's finger.....

[exjersey1]

Finger owner found (http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2005/05/13/finger13.TMP)

[TI83]

is wrong as it was, the whole finger stunt was a brilliant idea to get money out of a company through an lawsuit

[CTsnapple]

The way that woman abuses the legal system sickens me.

She also ruined Wendys chili for a lot of people, all chili infact. I rarely eat chili, but I bet this finger story will pop in my mind at some point. Not exactly an appetizing thought.

I will agree with you though TI83, that's a fairly decent scam.

[Sebrle]

I hope Wendy's can recover, they are pretty much the only fast food burger joint I can still stomach, anyone remember the Jack in the Box E-coli ordeal, at one point they were so desperate for business you could get a cheeseburger, fries, and a taco for $1.

[jrun]

I hope Wendy's can recover, they are pretty much the only fast food burger joint I can still stomach, anyone remember the Jack in the Box E-coli ordeal, at one point they were so desperate for business you could get a cheeseburger, fries, and a taco for $1.


Well, Wendy's pulled out the marketing stops to regain some of those lost customers, so for this weekend you and all of America can get a free Jr. Frosty at any Wendy's.

I wonder if we'll ever see a 'Burger-gate' whereby one company purposefully plants something in a rival’s food product to decimate them.

The marketplace is getting that ridiculous.