Sarah Gonzalez
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1,669 appearances
9 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 2d ago
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But Bill, Bill thinks the free market is
can kind of handle this problem too.
He says, you know, food companies don't want to poison people.
That's not good for business.
Although I guess it's not terrible for business since all the terra flower companies are still around.
But Phil says generally companies try to have safe food products and not make people sick.
Bill thinks if there was a fine, that that would force companies to be more cautious.
Like New Zealand, for example, if you got sick from the food in New Zealand, Bill says the government would pay you and then the government would find the company.
In New Zealand, Bill says his job doesn't exist.
The government would take care of all of that.
In the U.S., the FDA would do an investigation, but then private attorneys like Bill come in to represent the people who got hurt.
Years after everyone got sick, Bill says he got a total of $32 million in settlements for the 450 victims who got poisoned.
The 42 who lost their gallbladders will get more than the other people.
And this
Tara Flower case, it is one of the clearest examples of the grass loophole failing consumers.
There's also a For Loco example, like the drink For Loco, where a bunch of young people started acting erratic after drinking it and some even died.
These examples are tragic.
But Bill Marler and Melanie Benesch say that in some ways, these are the straightforward cases.
People consume a thing and get sick immediately.
That's easy to track down and pull off the market.
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