teddy ballgame wrote:I don't see why they should get something. If they ate a bag of chips that made them really sick then give them something, but I highly doubt finding a mouse in a bag of chips will traumatize the kid for the rest of his life. It is pretty gross though.
When I was in grade school, I bit halfway into a Reece's Peanut Butter cup (the big kind) to find that I wasn't eating peanut butter and chocolate. Oh no. I was eating worm and it's egg sack (or something like that). Half of the worm was all wiggling and writhing...
I didn't throw up or anything. I just put the candy - worm and all - in a ziploc bag and took it home. My parents didn't do anything about it because they were friends with the owner of the store where they bought the candy.
To this day, though, I always break my candy open before biting into it.
Well if a mouse got in one bag he was probably pissing on the chips that went in the other bags.
Now that's probably the case anyway with all chips but I could see how it would be unsettling to have the fact shoved in your face.
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teddy ballgame wrote:I don't see why they should get something. If they ate a bag of chips that made them really sick then give them something, but I highly doubt finding a mouse in a bag of chips will traumatize the kid for the rest of his life. It is pretty gross though.
When I was in grade school, I bit halfway into a Reece's Peanut Butter cup (the big kind) to find that I wasn't eating peanut butter and chocolate. Oh no. I was eating worm and it's egg sack (or something like that). Half of the worm was all wiggling and writhing...
I didn't throw up or anything. I just put the candy - worm and all - in a ziploc bag and took it home. My parents didn't do anything about it because they were friends with the owner of the store where they bought the candy.
To this day, though, I always break my candy open before biting into it.
Something like that never leaves you.
Ew. I can understand you getting something for that, but it's not like the kid bit into the mouse. If he did then he should get something (but in a bag of chips you'd know if you were picking up a mouse instead of a chip, and probably wouldn't eat it. )
thedude wrote:When will these companies get more careful of how they package their food products? The other day i found regular Skittles in a package of Sour Skittles i purchased from a vending machine.
There is no way Frito Lay will ever narrow it down to where the mouse came from. I don't even see how something like this found its way onto the news. The mouse could have gotten in the bag at the school, on the Frito Lay truck, at the Frito Lay warehouse in the town near the school, or any of several other places on the way.
raiders_umpire wrote:A mouse in a bag of chips? Shocking.
There is no way Frito Lay will ever narrow it down to where the mouse came from. I don't even see how something like this found its way onto the news. The mouse could have gotten in the bag at the school, on the Frito Lay truck, at the Frito Lay warehouse in the town near the school, or any of several other places on the way.
If the bag was sealed then it narrows it down quite a bit.
teddy ballgame wrote:I don't see why they should get something. If they ate a bag of chips that made them really sick then give them something, but I highly doubt finding a mouse in a bag of chips will traumatize the kid for the rest of his life. It is pretty gross though.
When I was in grade school, I bit halfway into a Reece's Peanut Butter cup (the big kind) to find that I wasn't eating peanut butter and chocolate. Oh no. I was eating worm and it's egg sack (or something like that). Half of the worm was all wiggling and writhing...
I didn't throw up or anything. I just put the candy - worm and all - in a ziploc bag and took it home. My parents didn't do anything about it because they were friends with the owner of the store where they bought the candy.
To this day, though, I always break my candy open before biting into it.
Something like that never leaves you.
Only thing worse than biting into something and seeing a worm is biting into something and seeing half a worm.
raiders_umpire wrote:A mouse in a bag of chips? Shocking.
There is no way Frito Lay will ever narrow it down to where the mouse came from. I don't even see how something like this found its way onto the news. The mouse could have gotten in the bag at the school, on the Frito Lay truck, at the Frito Lay warehouse in the town near the school, or any of several other places on the way.
If the bag was sealed then it narrows it down quite a bit.
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by StlSluggers » Fri Mar 16, 2007 3:21 pm 
I can understand you getting something for that, but it's not like the kid bit into the mouse. If he did then he should get something (but in a bag of chips you'd know if you were picking up a mouse instead of a chip, and probably wouldn't eat it. 
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