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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 13 Feb 2013

    If a man is served a contaminated hamburger but doesn't eat it, can he sue for emotional distress?http://on.wsj.com/Yb37Cw 

    12:01 PM - 13 Feb 2013
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      1. Cookie Hart‏ @HartCookie 13 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ I don't know how something this ridiculous could ever stand up in court. People need to get a life!

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      1. Daniel Borges‏ @DBorgesCPA 13 Feb 2013
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        Of course what can't you sue for? “@WSJ: If a man is served a contaminated hamburger but doesn't eat it, can he sue for emotional distress?”

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      1. Oh, I am but a humble tweeter‏ @misterlos52 13 Feb 2013
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        LT @WSJ then that would be the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard of

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      1. Luciano Consalvi‏ @Luc_on_Luc 13 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ Yes, of course.

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      1. Craig‏ @SnookWhisperer 13 Feb 2013
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        No. “@WSJ: If a man is served a contaminated hamburger but doesn't eat it, can he sue for emotional distress? http://on.wsj.com/Yb37Cw ”

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      1. MK‏ @G0uldieLocks 13 Feb 2013
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        “@WSJ: If a man is served a contaminated hamburger but doesn't eat it can he sue for emotional distress? http://on.wsj.com/Yb37Cw ” ridiculous

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      1. Elizabeth‏ @LeeAnn_Richards 13 Feb 2013
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        LOL!!! What next?RT@WSJ-If a man is served a contaminated burger but doesn't eat it, can he sue4emotional distress? http://on.wsj.com/Yb37Cw 

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      1. Wade Wilson‏ @java_monster 13 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ :what a stupid question. Of course he can, the question is, whether or not the judge will hear the case.

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      1. Shake_n_Bake_11‏ @crites11 13 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ x

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      1. Jeanne Noordijk‏ @Tulipsiana 13 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ He should at least get his money back. But, if he didn't eat it why does he think it is contaminated? With what? The answer is NO!

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      1. Tes Adamou‏ @tesadamou 13 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ not in negligence. The argument wouldn't stand as there is no actual damage apart from pure economic loss (Hedley Byrne v Heller)

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      1. Ted Burton‏ @tburtonium 13 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ Can he sue? Maybe. Should he be lawfully able to sue on those grounds? I say no. Too many lawsuits with exaggerated distress.

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      1. Chris Galang‏ @cpgalang 13 Feb 2013
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        “@WSJ: If a man is served a contaminated hamburger but doesn't eat it, can he sue for emotional distress? http://on.wsj.com/Yb37Cw ” @dsberger

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      1. alwaysblessed‏ @authenticity01 13 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ :We put our trust in fast food places but we have to observe what we will be eating before even taking a bite.Smell if You have to

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      2. Vtech‏ @Vtechp 13 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ If I don't subscribe to WSJ, but their article sucks, can I still sue?

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      3. Zoey‏ @maveryleans 13 Feb 2013
        Replying to @Vtechp

        “@Vtechp: @WSJ If I don't subscribe to WSJ, but their article sucks, can I still sue?”/ hahahaha Touché!!!

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      1. ryuge‏ @0ryuge 13 Feb 2013
        Replying to @WSJ

        He can sue, but he's not a man. RT @WSJ If a man is served a contaminated hamburger but doesn't eat it, can he sue for emotional distress?

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      2. Abhivyakti Singh‏ @SAbhivyakti 13 Feb 2013
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        @WSJ cannot subscribe. Can the final judgement be posted here?

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      3. Joe‏ @joetege2012 13 Feb 2013
        Replying to @SAbhivyakti

        “@SAbhivyakti: @WSJ cannot subscribe. Can the final judgement be posted here?”That's valid question

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