Worst lawsuit ever: "Blog: An Illinois man has filed a lawsuit against Apple, incorrectly claiming the iPhone battery will die after 300 charges."
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1 comment:
Years ago when high school students were asked how to become wealthy, the answer was along the lines of investing, inventing and working hard. Today when the same question is posed answers returned are: win the lottery, be a star, and sue someone. Looks like that mindset is not confined to high school students.
It seems like some people sit around all day looking for opportunities to "make it rich" and grab at them, however absurd they may be, because, just like the lottery, there's always a chance.
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