Obviously it shouldn't fall on workers to read labels to everyone who comes through. (Edit: I misspoke here due to being real high off the lemonade. I'm just posting this as a warning to other people with similar conditions. I know this is just a fan subreddit, I already went in to yell at the manager in-person. This isn't hyperbole you can look up case studies.Ĭorporate needs to be telling managers to train their employees to warn people about the caffeine content of this drink. If someone had two for some reason or they had had a coffee prior, then you're getting into undiagnosed-heart-condition, fluke-death territory. If someone had a proper manic disorder or a heart condition and ordered this it could put them in the psych ward or the hospital. The drink is not adequately billed as being caffeinated in the drive-thru and a reasonable person would not expect lemonade from the soup store to be the strongest non-coffee drink widely available to the public. If I had work this morning and had a small coffee for breakfast I would be going to the hospital right now to get my heart metrics checked. Now my limbs are shaking, I'm drooling without smelling food, and my thinking is disordered and irritable. The first time I had a small cup of coffee I got the "impending sense of doom" side effect that a normal person might get after drinking one pot of coffee quickly.ģ88mg is stronger than any energy drink on the market, drinks I avoid because they give me hypomanic symptoms and make me stay awake all night. I've got a caffeine sensitivity, I can't clear it out of my blood quickly. I saw the charged lemonade promo thing in front of the drive-thru window and was like "oh a nice lemonade charged with fruit flavor." I get a large and start feeling tweaky like 30 minutes later and I look online and see it's got 388 mg of caffeine in it.
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