I told ya'll the fucking "King" was a creepy ass mess. But did you motherfuckers wanna listen? No...LMAO
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A college student claims he found a condom when he bit into a Whopper last summer at a Burger King franchise in Vermont."It had a sour taste and I felt something rubbery," Van Miguel Hartless tells the Rutland Herald. "I immediately spit it out and ran to the bathroom to vomit."He's now suing the franchise owner, Carolls Corp.In the lawsuit that was filed Nov. 16, his lawyer writes: When Plaintiff bit into the burger, he bit into a foreign object contained in the burger, specifically a condom. The burger sold to Plaintiff was adulterated and unfit for human consumption. Plantiff has sustained pain and suffering, vomiting, nightmares, mental and emotional distress, and has incurred medical expenses as a result of his injury. (Read the rest of the civil complaint.)The local newspaper says no one from the company responded to its request for comment.USA TODAY left messages requesting comment from a lawyer for Carrolls Corp. and the media-relations department at Burger King. We'll update this posting if they get back to us before the end of the day.(Photo by Albert J. Marro, The Rutland Daily Herald via AP.)
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A college student claims he found a condom when he bit into a Whopper last summer at a Burger King franchise in Vermont."It had a sour taste and I felt something rubbery," Van Miguel Hartless tells the Rutland Herald. "I immediately spit it out and ran to the bathroom to vomit."He's now suing the franchise owner, Carolls Corp.In the lawsuit that was filed Nov. 16, his lawyer writes: When Plaintiff bit into the burger, he bit into a foreign object contained in the burger, specifically a condom. The burger sold to Plaintiff was adulterated and unfit for human consumption. Plantiff has sustained pain and suffering, vomiting, nightmares, mental and emotional distress, and has incurred medical expenses as a result of his injury. (Read the rest of the civil complaint.)The local newspaper says no one from the company responded to its request for comment.USA TODAY left messages requesting comment from a lawyer for Carrolls Corp. and the media-relations department at Burger King. We'll update this posting if they get back to us before the end of the day.(Photo by Albert J. Marro, The Rutland Daily Herald via AP.)
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