He sued the United States of congressional cafeteria for dental damage pit, suffered after smashing his teeth on an olive tree hiding in a sandwich wrap, which he bought it, representative Dennis Kucinich, Ohio.
And it's not just for the price of a fill. Kucinich seeks $150,000 for damages. The suit says he suffered "severe and lasting" violations.
It could be to sue bad public relations for a Congressman, Congress on a sandwich but Kucinich has a point here. Clamping down on an olive "Stone" isn't a joke.
I make that together. Olive pits stones are sometimes called. And for Kucinich rogue stone bite causes dental and oral injuries that require multiple surgical and dental procedures.
The civil action in the superior earlier this month, says Court for the District of Columbia the wrap "dangerous substances", contain the consumer, not the served product would expect. Kucinich seeks damages to the "Past and future medical and dental expenses, compensation for pain and loss of enjoyment and other damages." He purchased the wrap-around April 17, 2008.
Compass Group USA Inc. and performance food group co. are two companies named in the suit.
The suit sounds silly and we are one way too litigious society, but when you consider how heavy is an olive tree pit, if I ran the cafeteria, I would even give one my olives about. If someone could it said rocks in your food, you would check it out before eating correctly?
I down on an olive pit once between wedged mean back teeth, and I almost in the table hands and put my fist through the wall. But I could not sue because I was making the dummy the sandwich.
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