A Man Is Suing a Local Restaurant Because He Claims

question 40

Multiple Choice

A man is suing a local restaurant because he claims that the food that he was served contained spices that permanently damaged his taste receptors.Does this lawsuit have merit?

• A)Yes.The taste buds may have been damaged,and are irreplaceable.
• B)Yes.This is a common reaction to eating spicy foods.
• C)No.The taste buds get replaced every few days,so he is likely to regain his sense of taste.
• D)No.The taste buds are durable and are rarely damaged.

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