Human finger found in delicious cup of Wendy's Chili

[gamevet]

Then you haven't been eating chili.

[salmonax]

Health officials said the fingertip was approximately 1 1/2 inches long. They believe it belongs to a woman because of the long, manicured nail.

Eh, at least it was a girl-finger. I'd be slightly more disgusted if it were a guy's.

[Revoltor]

I wonder if she was hot....

[Giltch]

Did they have to fingerprint the employees to see if any of their fingers matched? Couldn't they have just - oh, I don't know - seen if any employees had any fingers missing?

Also, I wouldn't be surprised if that lady put that finger there herself. I'm sure she got a nice sum of money out of the deal.

[Omni]

Omni, I'm 100% positive they had chili like 6 years ago, because I used to make it. Maybe your Wendy's didn't have it, but mine did.

Your misfortune is proof enough for me.

[Jetman]

Did they have to fingerprint the employees to see if any of their fingers matched? Couldn't they have just - oh, I don't know - seen if any employees had any fingers missing?

Also, I wouldn't be surprised if that lady put that finger there herself. I'm sure she got a nice sum of money out of the deal.

2 very good points.

Dont restaurants have clauses against getting sued for stuff like this though.Of course no one signs any waivers before they eat (unless you order the 10 alarm hot sauce or poisonous raw Japanese blowfish),but what would prevent any ole' "Joe" from ordering some food, tossing in a rusty nail,toe,or condom into his food,blaming the restaurant,and raking in a pay-off check on the side?

[Ashen Victor]

Couldn't they have just - oh, I don't know - seen if any employees had any fingers missing?

no, because checking for missing fingers would've just been way too easy and obvious. they never mentioned if anyone was fingerprinted, and i don't think fingerprinting would've worked if that digit was stewing in the pot for so long.

[Giltch]

i don't think fingerprinting would've worked if that digit was stewing in the pot for so long.

Well obviously it does, because they did.

[Sqoon]

all of this finding finger's in food stuff reminds me of that episode of Married... with Children where Kelly became the spokesperson for Weenie Tots. it turned out that Weenie Tots were really made of fingers, and every person there had hooks instead of hands.

Why would they willingly give up their fingers?

[rezo]

I thought it was just a case of a lot of Weenie Tot employees losing their fingers rather than all Weenie Tots being made from them.