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Do you remember the lady that spilled McDonalds Coffee?
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<blockquote data-quote="Ouachita" data-source="post: 1083707" data-attributes="member: 16802"><p>I made a mistake. I was hauling an airplane back from Johnson City, TN. I had stopped at a choke-n-puke and got some snacks for the road. It was really nice weather and I had the windows down while on the interstate highway. I opened the bag of "RED HOT" peanuts. I was dumping them in my mouth, happy as a cold hog in warm mud. The wind coming through the open windows blew some of the dusty contents of the peanut package in to my eyes. I was blind. I don't remember how I managed to navigate my way to the shoulder of the intersate highway. Somehow I managed to get my rig, trailer and all, out of traffic. It could have been worse, for me and others. </p><p>There is no way in he!! those peanuts should/could have been that hot, but they nearly cost me and others our lives. If I had an accident that day, could I have blamed it on the nuts? Should I have blamed it on the nuts? The folks who made them knew I was going to open them in the truck with the windows down, and spill the contents.</p><p>Life is too short to blame others for risk that are around us everyday all day long. This is not about the temperature of the coffee. It is about personal responsibility and this should follow everwhere we go.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ouachita, post: 1083707, member: 16802"] I made a mistake. I was hauling an airplane back from Johnson City, TN. I had stopped at a choke-n-puke and got some snacks for the road. It was really nice weather and I had the windows down while on the interstate highway. I opened the bag of "RED HOT" peanuts. I was dumping them in my mouth, happy as a cold hog in warm mud. The wind coming through the open windows blew some of the dusty contents of the peanut package in to my eyes. I was blind. I don't remember how I managed to navigate my way to the shoulder of the intersate highway. Somehow I managed to get my rig, trailer and all, out of traffic. It could have been worse, for me and others. There is no way in he!! those peanuts should/could have been that hot, but they nearly cost me and others our lives. If I had an accident that day, could I have blamed it on the nuts? Should I have blamed it on the nuts? The folks who made them knew I was going to open them in the truck with the windows down, and spill the contents. Life is too short to blame others for risk that are around us everyday all day long. This is not about the temperature of the coffee. It is about personal responsibility and this should follow everwhere we go. [/QUOTE]
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