Woman sues KFC for $20 million because her chicken bucket was only 1/2 full

[gregjrichards]

"A woman is suing KFC for $20million (£16 million) claiming the takeaway chain is indulging in false advertising because her $20 (£16) bucket of fried chicken was only half full.

Anna Wurtzburger, 64, was reportedly told by the fried chicken company the cardboard buckets appeared to be full in commercials so the customer can see the product.

But Wurtzburger, who lives off Social Security and made the purchase as a rare treat, says the business is misleading customers."

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/woman-suing-kfc-16-million-9111174

 

[Indy Anna]

She should be grateful the bucket wasn't 1/2 empty. :hen:

 

[PrimeSuspect]

"A woman is suing KFC for $20million (£16 million) claiming the takeaway chain is indulging in false advertising because her $20 (£16) bucket of fried chicken was only half full.

Anna Wurtzburger, 64, was reportedly told by the fried chicken company the cardboard buckets appeared to be full in commercials so the customer can see the product.

But Wurtzburger, who lives off Social Security and made the purchase as a rare treat, says the business is misleading customers."

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/woman-suing-kfc-16-million-9111174

Narcissist alert! They love going to court, the drama, the money, but mainly for the drama. JMO

 

[teedie2]

Obviously, KFC needs SMALLER buckets!

 

[margarita25]

(I haven't eaten KFC in probably ten years, ever since I saw awful videos.)

 

[gregjrichards]

(I haven't eaten KFC in probably ten years, ever since I saw awful videos.)

I don't eat chicken either after the welfare issues and being seriously ill with Campylobacter poisoning from a supermarket meal.