Adding some more real life examples everyone can understand.
1. A business mops the floor and puts up two wet floor signs. A customer slips and falls he has no right to sue because of the wet floor signs. The business tried to protect the customer, but they choose to ignore it. By sythe reals they get to sue and will win because the wet sign wasn't agreed to.
2. A laundry detergent company makes washer pods. They put a warning label that says these are not edible. Teenages dumb and dumber challenge each other to eat one. They can't sue detergent company because of the warning label. By sythe rules they can sue then do the same with another product and all these business go under. We don't want blanket protection. We want a warning label a sign against gross stupidity and negligence.
1. Actually he does has a right to sue depending on where he slipped and where and when the signs were placed. Now the outcome of the case would of course be decided by gathering information and reviewing other evidence which I assume for the sake of the scenario the people or persons reviewing and gather information would be the sythe moderators. You can't take away a customers right to request a review (sue) just like you cant take away the due process for both parties. Also lets not forget the average human heigh it 5'4 and the average wet floor sign is 2ft I guess I say that to say its always variables to every situation. << as a fast food OO i've had this happen multiple times btw.
2. Now we're reaching.
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