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On June 25th, 2004, Mary Deal Chambers-Johnson of Metrairie, La., ordered a chicken salad from her local Applebee's, according to a report on nola.com. But her $9.49 bought her a lot more than boneless, skinless chicken breast, mixed greens and croutons. When started to eat the to-go salad on her drive back to work, she realized that she had been given a free side of human fingertip.

Chambers-Johnson was understandably horrified to find the severed member in her heart-healthy lunch. She called Applebee's to complain and was given an apology. But she wasn't satisfied. That same afternoon, she drove to the office of her attorney, Michael Darnell, for advice on the fingertip. Darnell, who apparently ran for Louisiana State Senate, advised her to freeze the fingertip as evidence in case of a lawsuit.

Read more: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/0...=Fly_In_Yogurt

Been a long time since I have eaten at Applebees. Maybe that's a good thing!

 
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Yeah, in this day and age, actually long before now, it's quite "OK" to sue for just about anything!!, I don't agree with it, but many others do.
But seriously, 89G? lol