Sarah Gonzalez

That's how it entered the food supply, through the secret grass door.

And it can be really hard to bring a case against a food company, even when there is a mass poisoning and a bunch of people, like Carol, lose their gallbladders.

Daily Harvest said that we cooked it wrong, blamed us, also comped the cost of whatever it was, which was like, I don't know, 12 bucks or whatever.

No, I think it was they gave us credit.

They gave us Daily Harvest.

Credit for more?

For more Daily Harvest products?

Daily Harvest products were like these pre-made frozen meals that you get delivered to your home, like a home delivery meal thing.

And the people who signed up for this service signed a terms of service agreement that basically said you could not sue the company in court.

You'd have to arbitrate, which is much friendlier for corporations, even though, you know, like people got super, super sick.

Including babies, including babies who were breastfeeding their mom's milk.

Yeah.

Oh, from the breast milk?

Yeah.

Nursing moms who ate the lentils, their babies got sick.

And, oh, yeah.

You know who didn't sign those terms of services?

Those nursing babies.

I'm pretty sure that's how the lawsuit was able to go forward because the babies couldn't sign the arbitrary clause.

No way.