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Panera Bread’s highly caffeinated Charged Lemonade is now blamed for a second death, according to a lawsuit filed Monday.

Dennis Brown, of Fleming Island, Florida, drank three Charged Lemonades from a local Panera on Oct. 9 and then suffered a fatal cardiac arrest on his way home, the suit says.

Brown, 46, had an unspecified chromosomal deficiency disorder, a developmental delay and a mild intellectual disability. He lived independently, frequently stopping at Panera after his shifts at a supermarket, the legal complaint says. Because he had high blood pressure, he did not consume energy drinks, it adds.

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[–] CaptPretentious 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

You literally didn't look at either thing I linked did you. Your not interested in the facts at all...

I literally linked to a photo that shows the drink container in a Panera bread. It has the cup sizes and amount of caffeine listed on it. In quite readable text.

And on the website there's plenty of very obvious signs that say this is caffeinated. There's an entire section that states a warning that it's not meant for children or pregnant women.

What do you need for them to have like a police officer stand there and verbally warn you?

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

I posted that literal same exact picture like a dozen times the last time Panera killed someone with this drink, I'm quite familiar with the sign

I addressed the website point by saying that literally nobody has ever looked up what's in the lemonade at any restaurant when they walk up to the lemonade dispenser. Have you ever walked up to an iced tea dispenser at Braums and looked up the ingredients online to make sure there's no penicillin in it? Like, the things I expect in a Fuji Apple Cranberry lemonade are fuji apples, cranberries, and lemons. If Panera spiked it with deadly nightshade, they wouldn't be off the hook just because they put up a warning on their website. I'm not on their website when I'm in their restaurant, I'm in their restaurant.

What do you need for them to have like a police officer stand there and verbally warn you?

Or just like, a sign that's prominent enough that literally anyone at all who isn't desperately looking for a reason to defend this company could notice it. Like, make it in big enough letters that when you show someone a picture of the sign and then take your phone away, they'll have noticed that there was caffeine.