Man Sues McDonald’s After Finding Condom In Big Mac

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A shocking discovery in a hamburger has sparked intense controversy and a lawsuit against one of the nation’s largest fast food chains.

Jeff Bolling was out for a routine lunch run when he pulled into his local McDonald’s drive-through and ordered a Big Mac, perhaps expecting nothing more exciting than the tangy burst of Thousand Island dressing between sesame seed buns. But as he bit into the burger, Bolling claims he bit into a rolled up condom.

Bolling states he became violently ill upon seeing the condom inside his burger, experiencing extreme emotional distress. He is now suing McDonald’s and its parent company, CLP Corp, for unspecified damages over the incident.

However, CLP Corporation continues to deny any wrongdoing, with its attorney, Martin Bloom, refusing to comment on how the condom could have entered Bolling’s Big Mac. In a statement, he said the restaurant “had absolutely nothing to do with it.”

Police have confirmed the condom appeared new and unused when discovered.

Incident Brings Attention To Fast Food Safety Concerns

The case underscores rising consumer concerns over fast food safety as McDonald’s deals with yet another public relations crisis. However, unlike recent controversies around unhealthy menu items or animal welfare, this legal battle hinges on an allegation of foreign contamination making its way directly into a customer’s meal.

As the lawsuit proceeds, millions of loyal Big Mac enthusiasts may begin second-guessing the integrity of those iconic McDonald’s menu items being made behind fast food restaurant counters worldwide.

One thing remains clear – Jeff Bolling’s experience was far from the experience promoted in McDonald’s ads. For him, biting into a Big Mac left more than special sauce on his lips – it dashed his consumer trust and landed a major corporation in court.