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Ceasar Barber Case Summary

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Ceasar Barber was in trouble. He was obese, diabetic and a multitude of other ailments. Barber stood up for himself, took responsibility in the situation by blaming someone else. In 2003, Barber filed suit against McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King and their evil chairman, The Colonel Sanders! (lighting and thunder). Barber stated that since these fast-food restaurants did not warn him that their "food" was bad for him it was their fault he was in this condition, else he wouldn't have eaten it four to five times a week. The judge dismissed the case and Ceasar did all that walking into court for nothing.

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