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Whataburger Explains Why Manager Called Police About Customer With Service Dog

Earlier today, we told you about a Whataburger restaurant in Florida that called the police to force a customer to leave because of complaints about her service dog. Now, a rep for the fast food chain gives the company’s side of the story. [More]

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Video: Police Officer Forces Whataburger Customer To Leave Because Of Her Service Dog

UPDATE: Whataburger has provided Consumerist with its side of the story. [More]

Whataburger Suing Debt Collection Company That Won't Stop Calling Its Employee At Work

Whataburger Suing Debt Collection Company That Won't Stop Calling Its Employee At Work

If debt collectors at NCO Financial Systems thought they could get away with annoying Whataburger Restaurants while trying to get one of its employees to pay up on an alleged debt owned, well, they’ve got another think coming. The burger chain is taking the side of its employee and is suing NCO over what it’s calling “harassment.” [More]

Whataburger And The "Cheeseburger Josh" Incident

Whataburger And The "Cheeseburger Josh" Incident

We have seen some fast food fights in our day, but never before have we seen anything like “Cheeseburger Josh.” [More]

Chick-Fil-A Has The Best Drive-Thru

Chick-Fil-A Has The Best Drive-Thru

The Chicago Tribune informs us that the quick-service industry publication QSR Magazine ranks fast food restaurants based on the follwoing drive-through attributes: speed of service, order accuracy, menu board appearance, and speaker clarity. Chick-fil-A is apparently unstoppable, stealing the top spot for the sixth time in seven years.

The Burger Of Mandatory Binding Arbitration

The Burger Of Mandatory Binding Arbitration

If you step into this Whataburger in Kilgore, Texas, you automatically agree to the burger joint’s mandatory arbitration clause. At least that’s what the sign on the door says. According to Mother Jones:

Sorey says when he went in, he told a befuddled cashier that he didn’t think that the arbitration notice was enforceable, that anyway he wasn’t agreeing to it, and, “I need a taquito and a coffee.” He says he sat down, watched some traffic, and ate his taquito. “I didn’t choke, I didn’t burn myself, and I didn’t sue ‘em,” he reports.

That’s one burger that’s hard to swallow. Might choke on your after you read this sign. That’s one raw burger. Etc.