Same thing happened to Magoo. Magoo had diarrhea literally coming out of Magoo’s eyes. It ‘‘twas the most unusual not to mention disgusting yuck yuck thing that ever ever ever happened to Magoo. Magoo asks you to think about it. Diarrhea. Coming. Out. Of. One’s. Eyes. Oh. Magoo’s. Goody. Goodness. So. Gross. Period. Full. Stop. Magoo.
I don't see the need to litigate the details here,
Maybe you haven't noticed, but that's exactly what is done here - discuss details of random events, ad nauseum. Murders, assaults, crashes, masturbaters, RWNJ's, bike lanes, racists, city government, T, and even lawsuits - we beat those horses to death, and then some.
See link, above. The two-by-two table is great EPI 101, but we aren't counting up how many people got sick versus didn't versus who ate what anymore - epidemiologists use genetic sequencing of the pathogen involved.
Also, dear, some people are resistant to the point of being nearly asymptomatic, others can die, just like with COVID. That's how the Clover outbreak got going - Typhoid Mary scenario amplified by poor food handling practices.
The bottom line is that each outbreak has a genetic "fingerprint". The state of the science (link above) is to sequence and match the genome of the specific strain involved.
If what she had and what the restaurant had match at a genetic level, then it doesn't matter how many people got sick - she can prove that her injuries came from that kitchen's food.
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Homer’s a delightful fella
Sorry about the salmonella!
Given that this was an
Given that this was an Employment Related Lunch shouldn't Workmen's Comp be on the hook for this?
Exactly...
Sorry that she'll never enjoy Taco Tuesday ever again
Next to impossible
to prove that they got sick from any food establishment.
The Boston Health lab results
and the hospital records make this look like a strong case
Sam and Ella are under constant state surveillance
The state lab takes samples and does genetic studies on what they find from patients, food workers, and food at the restaurants.
https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/26/7/20-0048_article
It is about as impossible as it is to prove paternity.
Magoo sez
Same thing happened to Magoo. Magoo had diarrhea literally coming out of Magoo’s eyes. It ‘‘twas the most unusual not to mention disgusting yuck yuck thing that ever ever ever happened to Magoo. Magoo asks you to think about it. Diarrhea. Coming. Out. Of. One’s. Eyes. Oh. Magoo’s. Goody. Goodness. So. Gross. Period. Full. Stop. Magoo.
Can it, Magoo!
Usually I enjoy your mind-of-a-ten-year old bon mots, but this one goes beyond disgusting.
Knock it off! I beg of you!
Magoo had diarrhea literally coming out of Magoo’s eyes
Scary. Usually it's your keyboard.
Who...
...actually gives a thumbs-up to this feces-obsessed weirdo?
Wasn't even
Taco Tuesday.
May 15th was a Monday.
Shame, huh?
Did anybody else in her group get sick
There were 23 people - did anybody else from that group get sick?
Well...
I'd say that's good enough for me.
Not for me
Were those people in her group, eating the same food?
If not, it's too random. If nobody else in her group got sick, then I'd say sorry, honey.
She filed the lawsuit in a court of law
I don't see the need to litigate the details here, I'm sure the court process will go through all of these questions.
Ha! That's what we do here
Maybe you haven't noticed, but that's exactly what is done here - discuss details of random events, ad nauseum. Murders, assaults, crashes, masturbaters, RWNJ's, bike lanes, racists, city government, T, and even lawsuits - we beat those horses to death, and then some.
That's too funny, pal.
Not how this works anymore
See link, above. The two-by-two table is great EPI 101, but we aren't counting up how many people got sick versus didn't versus who ate what anymore - epidemiologists use genetic sequencing of the pathogen involved.
Also, dear, some people are resistant to the point of being nearly asymptomatic, others can die, just like with COVID. That's how the Clover outbreak got going - Typhoid Mary scenario amplified by poor food handling practices.
The bottom line is that each outbreak has a genetic "fingerprint". The state of the science (link above) is to sequence and match the genome of the specific strain involved.
If what she had and what the restaurant had match at a genetic level, then it doesn't matter how many people got sick - she can prove that her injuries came from that kitchen's food.
Sorry, sweetie!
Thanks for the info, cool stuff, honey
The usual swirly condescending tone was a bit much, but expected.
Wouldn't it be odd that only one out of 23 people got sick? I can understand a smaller party, but 23?
And for her case to have any meat, genetic sequencing would have to be done, right?
In other words,
SCIENCE Bitches!
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