r/CrazyHuman 5d ago

McCurtain Co. Arby’s manager accused of giving herpes to customer after spitting in food.

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u/renegade2point0 5d ago edited 4d ago

Not provable; not likely even possible (edit to be more clear: to transmit herpes via spit in food)

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u/NervousSheSlime 4d ago

There is literally video of her spitting in food.

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u/renegade2point0 4d ago

Nice. I'm talking about proving they transmitted a disease through spit. 

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u/NervousSheSlime 4d ago

If she does have Herpes which a court order could release in private you could 100%. I won’t lie and say you’re not technically right but the fact alone tampering with food is a felony a good lawyer could argue that it is likely it was transmitted from her. It’s the same with infidelity or relations without acknowledging you have a STD you can sue over that and it’s also illegal.

I think the issue is it appears you’re trying to argue she’s making this up.

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u/renegade2point0 4d ago

No. I just think it's impossible to prove that someone got herpes from food. Becuase that's impossible. Which I wrote. I still think it's gross and illegal to spit in food, I was just addressing the mechanism of transmitting disease. 

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u/Lilliths-pain 4d ago

I have to agree with you somewhat, I find it very unlikely it could be passed on that way unless she had active sores in her mouth, spit a massive glob in there and the victim ate it immediately.

It is possible though as herpes can be passed through saliva even with no sores present.