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Here's the scoop. It's common knowledge now that I work at Universal Hollywood. Well, I was at work yesterday after school, when I heard about an incident that happened in Orlando two weeks ago.
Some guy from New Port Richey, Florida, went to Islands of Adventure on August 14, with a prosthetic leg. He got on the Dueling Dragons Coaster, the one where your legs hang...and, all of a sudden, this leg goes flying in the air. He lost his prosthetic leg.
Doesn't common sense tell you that when you have a prosthetic leg, not to go on roller coasters where your legs hang?
Well, Universal started searching for this prosthetic leg, and couldn't find it. They sent diving teams down to the bottom of the lake at the Dueling Dragons, and they couldn't find it then, and then they drained the lake, and still couldn't find it.
Now, 2 weeks later, it still hasn't been found, according to other people at work, and now, the guy is supposedly going to sue Universal for the incident, even though Universal said they'd pay for the new leg.
Do you guys think this guy has a fair case against Universal? Take this into consideration: They have warning signs to "Protect your Belongings," and "You should not ride this ride if You..." everywhere. I, myself, don't think that he does. I think he's just craving attention from people, and the only way to get it is to sue Universal for something that's his fault. I can't wait until he loses.
Some guy from New Port Richey, Florida, went to Islands of Adventure on August 14, with a prosthetic leg. He got on the Dueling Dragons Coaster, the one where your legs hang...and, all of a sudden, this leg goes flying in the air. He lost his prosthetic leg.
Doesn't common sense tell you that when you have a prosthetic leg, not to go on roller coasters where your legs hang?
Well, Universal started searching for this prosthetic leg, and couldn't find it. They sent diving teams down to the bottom of the lake at the Dueling Dragons, and they couldn't find it then, and then they drained the lake, and still couldn't find it.
Now, 2 weeks later, it still hasn't been found, according to other people at work, and now, the guy is supposedly going to sue Universal for the incident, even though Universal said they'd pay for the new leg.
Do you guys think this guy has a fair case against Universal? Take this into consideration: They have warning signs to "Protect your Belongings," and "You should not ride this ride if You..." everywhere. I, myself, don't think that he does. I think he's just craving attention from people, and the only way to get it is to sue Universal for something that's his fault. I can't wait until he loses.