Did the customers finding the finger in their meal at Arby's in Minnesota save the finger so the unfortunate employee could have it sewed back on?
How did she cut off her own finger in a machine?
Where's the health and safety - now they need a machine which works differently.
Maybe you should put the meat inside, seal the lid (like many waste disposal machines in sinks). Then touch switches or levers both right and left with your own two hands to show they are not in the machine. (Like the 'dead man's hand' lever in trains and ships.)
How did she cut off her own finger in a machine?
Where's the health and safety - now they need a machine which works differently.
Maybe you should put the meat inside, seal the lid (like many waste disposal machines in sinks). Then touch switches or levers both right and left with your own two hands to show they are not in the machine. (Like the 'dead man's hand' lever in trains and ships.)
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