Sept. 6, 2023 - Candace Owens
04:06
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| Absolutely have to cover this story because it makes me laugh, and I think it will make you laugh, too. | |
| Quietly, going on in the background, I don't want to talk about politics, but honestly, some of the greatest law firms, I think, in the modern era are the ones that can find a really small niche, like just suing fast food chains for ridiculous things for millions of dollars, and they get these millions of dollars. | |
| It's a hustle. It's ambulance chasing in the weirdest regards to lawsuits that are going on right now for your information. | |
| Burger King has been hit with a class-action lawsuit for overstating the size of a Whopper by 35%. | |
| Five plaintiffs are seeking damages of at least $5 million in the case, which is being pursued in the state of Florida, because they claim that they're portraying the Whoppers as being 35% larger in advertisements, when in fact it's not actually 35% larger. | |
| So I wonder how these lawsuits move through. | |
| I wonder how they even come about because I don't think the people that are eating enough Whoppers to recognize that the 35% difference in its size are exactly right up on law. | |
| I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong. I think actually what you have is a law firm that knows that these lawsuits go through and these fast food chains simply pay. | |
| It's literally a hustle. | |
| They go into Burger King, they find a guy, and they're like, hey, man, your Whopper looks pretty small. | |
| I'm Oh, call me. | |
| I work for so-and-so and so-and-so, and we're going to get that corrected because you might be entitled to some money. | |
| And I think these guys look up and they're reading their whopper, and they're like, yeah, sure, I'll be one of your five plaintiffs. | |
| That sounds pretty good for me. You're saying I'm going to make $100,000 after the lawyers take the rest? | |
| Yeah, sure, I'll do that. | |
| That seems like a lot of whoppers I can have in the future. | |
| Yeah, sounds good. I think that's what's actually going on. | |
| There's just no way. But yes, this is happening in Miami. | |
| The case is being overseen by a U.S. District Judge Roy, who said that the company must defend the claim. | |
| I do right now wish that I was a Florida citizen. | |
| I wish that I could—I want to do jury duty on this case. | |
| That's the truth. I think that I should have a right to do jury duty on this case, examine these Whoppers. | |
| Take it very seriously. Take notes. | |
| Take a bite. See what's going on. | |
| Somebody else is going to be able to have that lucky job. | |
| Not the only lawsuit going on, which is why I'm telling you this is a hustle and I might be in the wrong career. | |
| Maybe I should be suing people. | |
| There was also another lawsuit against Taco Bell going on at the exact same time because there was a guy in New York who claims, and you're not going to believe this, hope you're sitting down, claims that the real-life food that he gets at Taco Bell looks nothing like what is shown in the ad's Could you imagine that? | |
| Could you imagine that possibly when you see ads of Taco Bell, the super hyper lenses and the meat that looks delicious, that if you actually go to Taco Bell, it's not going to look like that? | |
| Maybe it's the first time he's ever seen an ad. | |
| I don't know. But this guy, Frank Saragusa from Ridgewood, Queens, is not playing around. | |
| What happened was, the backstory is, he ordered a Mexican pizza, which I didn't know was a thing at Taco Bell. | |
| My go-to is three crunchy tacos and that's it. | |
| Well, he paid $5.49 for this Mexican pizza. | |
| And guess what? | |
| It did not look like the advertisements. | |
| And he said, oh no, yo quiero lawsuit because I'm lawyering up. | |
| And he did indeed. | |
| As a result, now the company is being sued, just so you know what they are being sued for. | |
| It is willfully, wantonly, and with reckless disregard for the truth, | |
| they are misleading people like this Frank Siragusa. And it is now a proposed class action | |
| lawsuit that has been filed in Brooklyn Federal Court to tackle Bell better answer why everything | |
| looks so good in the ads, but when you get there, it looks a little mushy. And he's not necessarily | |
| lying. I'm just wondering, is he gonna get millions of dollars? | |
| And if the answer is yes, I would like to put in my resignation right now to The Daily Wire because I got food to go complain about in many, many restaurants. | |
| Pizza Hut definitely looks something like the ads, and Frank is on to something, and I'm going to be next to Frank. | |
| All right, if you liked this video, you are definitely going to like the full episode even better. | |
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