The way Dunkin Donuts/krispykreme throw out food

[benjamin]

Dont sit right with me

 

[old pig]

wow what a waste smdh

 

[Ahadi]

 

[ThrobbingHood]

If I remember correctly.. there was a supermarket/restaurant that wouldn’t throw their food away and instead gave it to the homeless/those in financial dire straits. However, they got sued I think over some health and safety bullshyt.

Long story short, it’s not worth the legal liability to give the excess food to those less fortunate.

 

[BangBike]

 

[CreepyMcCreeperson]

If I remember correctly.. there was a supermarket/restaurant that wouldn’t throw their food away and instead gave it to the homeless/those in financial dire straits. However, they got sued I think over some health and safety bullshyt.

Long story short, it’s not worth the legal liability to give the excess food to those less fortunate.

My job involves catered lunches some days, and I spoke to one of the caterers once. She said they used to give the food to the homeless, but had to stop in case someone got sick, and sued them.

But there is the food donation liability act, which protects people from this. I don’t know if it extends to businesses.

 

[P90]

Why not double wrap in a plastic bag and leave in the alley on some wink wink nod nod understanding? Always wondered this.

 

[lightskin jermaine]

We used to get day old pastries and bread from the grocery store that was going to get thrown out and feed it to our hogs. I would keep a couple honey buns for myself tho.

 

[Doobie Doo]

I have been dumb high and bought donuts at 9 pm from Dunkin Donuts. She's doing the right thing by throwing them out

 

[Doobie Doo]

Why not double wrap in a plastic bag and leave in the alley on some wink wink nod nod understanding? Always wondered this.

Imagine all the strays and vermin you just invited into your shop before any humans would get to it

 

[The ADD]

If I remember correctly.. there was a supermarket/restaurant that wouldn’t throw their food away and instead gave it to the homeless/those in financial dire straits. However, they got sued I think over some health and safety bullshyt.

Long story short, it’s not worth the legal liability to give the excess food to those less fortunate.

^^^

 

[DrunkenNovice]

It’s junk food

 

[Pseudonym]

I used to eat day old Publix baked goods at a homeless shelter I worked at






It’s still food

 

[old pig]

If I remember correctly.. there was a supermarket/restaurant that wouldn’t throw their food away and instead gave it to the homeless/those in financial dire straits. However, they got sued I think over some health and safety bullshyt.

Long story short, it’s not worth the legal liability to give the excess food to those less fortunate.

My job involves catered lunches some days, and I spoke to one of the caterers once. She said they used to give the food to the homeless, but had to stop in case someone got sick, and sued them.

But there is the food donation liability act, which protects people from this. I don’t know if it extends to businesses.

wow that’s fukked up…makes sense tho

 

[Gully Bull]

Video is 5 years old not sure if they still doing it