mukilteo mcdonalds :(
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big *** pothole in their parking lot! becareful!
i scraped my rim fml
they say they wont take any responsability... i wonder if the city would?
my friend scraped his rim in downtown seattle and the city took care of him.
i wonder if it would work the same way even if it was in a mcdonalds parking lot?
i scraped my rim fml
they say they wont take any responsability... i wonder if the city would?
my friend scraped his rim in downtown seattle and the city took care of him.
i wonder if it would work the same way even if it was in a mcdonalds parking lot?
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You guys and your "it's their fault" attitude. This is one of the big problems with society. Take some responsibility for your own actions. You drove your own car into a pothole and want someone else to pay, but even worse gixxert can't believe the restauant could possibly not be responsibile. Wow.
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That hole is getting pretty big. I would recommend not driving into it again. The holes along the street out front are deeper than your car if you feel the need to take the z mud bogging.
1) The city isn't responsible for private lots
2) McDonalds is not within city limits anyways.
1) The city isn't responsible for private lots
2) McDonalds is not within city limits anyways.
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Some times you can't avoid a pothole, such as at night when you can't see it, making a tight turn, or the cars infront hide the pothole, when waiting at the drive thru. This isn't the same as spilling hot coffee and suing because its hot. I live in mukilteo thanks for the warning.
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You guys and your "it's their fault" attitude. This is one of the big problems with society. Take some responsibility for your own actions. You drove your own car into a pothole and want someone else to pay, but even worse gixxert can't believe the restauant could possibly not be responsibile. Wow.
surely you have some sympathy. if this happened to you - you'd be in the same boat. you'd have a messed up, rare, expensive wheel that is hard to repair properly, or even harder to find a replacement.
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while I would suck it up and pay the repair and be bitter, it is a shared fault scenario. a business as busy as mcdonalds should be maintaining their lot and keeping it clear of things like potholes. if one person messed up a wheel on it, how many damaged cars are acceptable? that place gets a *lot* of business.
surely you have some sympathy. if this happened to you - you'd be in the same boat. you'd have a messed up, rare, expensive wheel that is hard to repair properly, or even harder to find a replacement.
surely you have some sympathy. if this happened to you - you'd be in the same boat. you'd have a messed up, rare, expensive wheel that is hard to repair properly, or even harder to find a replacement.
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This is the equivalent of saying McDonalds is not responsible if you slip and fall on a wet floor inside the restaurant...but they are.
You could sue and would probably recover some money, but it wouldn't be worth the time or lawyer's fees.
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you're all so wrong. i've successfully filed legit complaints and gotten paid
in similar situations. call the owner of the unit and tell him what happened.
your life of business is worth more than $150 to repair the rim.
get a quote to fix and find out whom can sort you out. duhhhhhhhhhh
in similar situations. call the owner of the unit and tell him what happened.
your life of business is worth more than $150 to repair the rim.
get a quote to fix and find out whom can sort you out. duhhhhhhhhhh
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you're all so wrong. i've successfully filed legit complaints and gotten paid
in similar situations. call the owner of the unit and tell him what happened.
your life of business is worth more than $150 to repair the rim.
get a quote to fix and find out whom can sort you out. duhhhhhhhhhh
in similar situations. call the owner of the unit and tell him what happened.
your life of business is worth more than $150 to repair the rim.
get a quote to fix and find out whom can sort you out. duhhhhhhhhhh
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You guys and your "it's their fault" attitude. This is one of the big problems with society. Take some responsibility for your own actions. You drove your own car into a pothole and want someone else to pay, but even worse gixxert can't believe the restauant could possibly not be responsibile. Wow.
I was forced to continue on down a road in redmond a few months back in my Q45 and on this road a huge paint spill had just happened (yup still wet) ... white paint all up and down the side of my Q45... black Q45... i took pictures of the spill, i took pictures of my car, i took pictures everything and took my car in and got an estimate of 480 some odd dollars to get it fixed. luckily i work at a dealer with a body shop. because the city of redmond told me to eff off in a nice way. in the end i paid 200 bucks at my dealers detail shop to get everything repaired. the time and battle just isnt worth it IMO
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Because as a business offering a service they are legally obligated to maintain their premises and make sure it doesn't damage your property.
This is the equivalent of saying McDonalds is not responsible if you slip and fall on a wet floor inside the restaurant...but they are.You could sue and would probably recover some money, but it wouldn't be worth the time or lawyer's fees.
This is the equivalent of saying McDonalds is not responsible if you slip and fall on a wet floor inside the restaurant...but they are.You could sue and would probably recover some money, but it wouldn't be worth the time or lawyer's fees.
I saw this lady bust her *** in a Costco parking lot in Silverdale because she stubbed her shoe on a raised cement area. Pretty much a small curb of some sort. And some employees came running out with waivers in a heart beat.
That's so sketch. There was a spill just like that in Silverdale, where I live, on a hill leading to my house. It was a huge *** splatter on the ground, the same color blue from disabled parking. Thank god it was dry.
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Because as a business offering a service they are legally obligated to maintain their premises and make sure it doesn't damage your property.
This is the equivalent of saying McDonalds is not responsible if you slip and fall on a wet floor inside the restaurant...but they are.
You could sue and would probably recover some money, but it wouldn't be worth the time or lawyer's fees.
This is the equivalent of saying McDonalds is not responsible if you slip and fall on a wet floor inside the restaurant...but they are.
You could sue and would probably recover some money, but it wouldn't be worth the time or lawyer's fees.
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this^
I was forced to continue on down a road in redmond a few months back in my Q45 and on this road a huge paint spill had just happened (yup still wet) ... white paint all up and down the side of my Q45... black Q45... i took pictures of the spill, i took pictures of my car, i took pictures everything and took my car in and got an estimate of 480 some odd dollars to get it fixed. luckily i work at a dealer with a body shop. because the city of redmond told me to eff off in a nice way. in the end i paid 200 bucks at my dealers detail shop to get everything repaired. the time and battle just isnt worth it IMO
I was forced to continue on down a road in redmond a few months back in my Q45 and on this road a huge paint spill had just happened (yup still wet) ... white paint all up and down the side of my Q45... black Q45... i took pictures of the spill, i took pictures of my car, i took pictures everything and took my car in and got an estimate of 480 some odd dollars to get it fixed. luckily i work at a dealer with a body shop. because the city of redmond told me to eff off in a nice way. in the end i paid 200 bucks at my dealers detail shop to get everything repaired. the time and battle just isnt worth it IMO
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You are correct in stating that this is the equivalent of a slip and fall. My point is that if you are the type of person that lives your life one slip and fall to the next, I blame you and our falling society for one another. Because you CAN sue over something does not make it right.
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I somewhat agree with this; I don't like the way our society sues at the drop of a hat, but at the same time it's pretty apparent that this pot hole has been there for a while and I'm sure it has damaged more than one persons car. McDonalds has premises liability and at least constructive notice, the pothole wouldn't take much effort to fix and it should be done.