This really isn't a difficult concept.... if you go through a drive thru and get a coffee... it is a very foreseeable outcome that at some point in time ~someone~ is going to spill their coffee. It would seem logical to me that it not be so hot it causes burns. I've spilled coffee on the floor, on my lap, had them tip out of the cup holder onto my leg, had them slip from my hand, etc. While some of them have been uncomfortable, none have ever burned me. That would owe to the fact that the stuff I drink from Tims or Robins is probably more like 165 deg rather than 190 deg... and even that's still too hot to drink most of the time. So mabey if McD's had 'complaints' about cold coffee.... they should have dealt with inconsistiencies in their product rather than boiling the hell out of it on everyone else.
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