The reason is to avoid litigation whether or not the recipient is stupid
So as I understand it the single parent factory worker with 3 kids under 7 and no child care because of lockdown has to go to work.
I was too alert to notice
Three all at once if they haven't seen each other for a couple of months sounds one heck of a coincidence.I hear some Brighton football players have been found to have coronavirus - does that mean they have been 'socialising' too closely?
This is the reaso for those messages on coffee cups, nothing whjatever to do with individual stupidity:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebeck_v._McDonald's_Restaurants
Seems like Wayne was right.
I suspect you have not been in an environment where H & S is paramount. You have to state the bleeding obvious over and over again. On my last project in Kuwait, we achieved 4 million man-hours without a single lost time accident and that included daily briefings to office staff as well as construction workers; plus. specific safety cases for various tasks (hot/enclosed working etc).But the point that was being made was that sometimes people are too stupid to understand the obvious so you have to clearly and specifically spell it out.
The reason for the warnings on coffee cups was the McDonalds case. There were no warnings on cups prior to that.
People don't need to be told about the hotness of hot drinks.
But it didn't stop you making your usual snide remark.Anyway, I feel we are going a little off topic arguing a point that I never actually made.
Leave it. Leave it.But it didn't stop you making your usual snide remark.
My point is the people who will struggle with what was said today probably didn't have the intelligence or conscience before and were already breaking lockdown.
You like that joke, don't you!Exactly, remember:
Spreading Covid-19 is based on just two factors -
How Dense the population is and, how Dense the population is - unfortunately, some have a problem figuring out which category they belong in.