Top 20 Most Expensive Product Recalls in History
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- Well, that didn't go as planned. For this list, we’re looking at the costliest company initiated product returns and why they needed to happen. Our countdown includes Easy-Bake Ovens, Ford Pintos, Tylenol, Galaxy Note 7, and more! Let us know in the comments if you’ve ever been part of these or any product recalls.
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My mom got those Shrek glasses. Before the recall, I think I wanted to drink out of one of them when my mom told me they were for collecting. A while after she got the whole set, the recall happened, but she kept the glasses on a high shelf for decoration.
Still have em as I was a Mickie Ds kid never knew they were recalled
Did you die?
@@gohanxftw nope because I put them off as collectables
I wonder if they're going to be worth a lot of money later on
@@thomashylemon9975 probably those plates that were made with cadmium in the 70s are highly collectable now
In 2014 we exposed the concealment of a deadly defect that General Motors kept hidden since 2002. That defect killed my daughter in 2005 and many after. My top goal was to make the cost of not recalling so expensive that GM will think twice about doing that again. That ignition switch recall shown at minute 14:30 suggests we may have hit that goal.
I’m so sorry for your loss…🥺
I’m sorry for your loss. In two separate occasions my car suddenly lost power while driving due to this issue and in one I almost crashed
I'm sorry for your loss. 😔
I’m sorry for your loss
Laura, First I am very sorry about the loss of your daughter. I am currently doing research on vehicle recalls. Would you be willing to share your story with me and my organization? And do you have a website where we can reach out to you privately?
My fave bit about the Ford Pinto story was that Ford looked like their lawyers were going to get them out of the law suit. Until a mysterious brown envelope was slipped under the judges door filled with memos and letters showing that Ford knew all about the problem and tried to cover it up.
And to think the Ford Pinto's poor translation was bad enough.... Like seriously? Small penis?
@@ChaseMC215 correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the translation issue only in Brazil?
As a mechanical engineer, I have an opinion in mind about the VW diesel scandal. They were not the only factory that used cheating devices to reduce NOx in testing. But they were caught before and had the worst damage.
Yup, they were the first to get caught. Plus, they were a foreign manufacturer, so US media attacked them far harsher than they did Chrysler when it came out that their eco diesels had similar defeat devices.
Why no mention of the FACT Ford knew there was a danger but calculated it would cost less to pay out lawsuits than it would be to redesign where the gas tank was?
My brother had a Ford Pinto, he drove it for years. He sold it eventually to get a new car. I saw it still driving years after that. Must have been LUCKY.
11 bucks per car to fix it VS an estimate value of human life at 200k max.
Have you ever seen fight club they talk about that he says that they only recall if it would cost less to recall then the possibility of the lawsuits
@@matthewgraham6209 Nope, I've never seen that movie. I've only ever seen the trailer that played in front of "Episode I" multiple times.
I know. They all have a calculation of what each death would cost versus the cost of a recall. That is exactly why we need true punitive laws in which the concealment is a criminal offense.
I feel as though the Tylenol recall should have been higher on the list. The saddest part, is that it took SEVERAL deaths for the pharmaceutical companies to make tamper proof seals on medicine to prevent further deaths. The person or people involved in the case was sadly never caught...
This is a list for most EXPENSIVE recalls, not most impactful. Yes, the deaths were high, but this wasn't the focus of the list.
It's fair to say that many of these recalls could have been avoided if their respective companies cared more for the wellbeing of the consumer than making a profit.
THANK YOU! I agree wholeheartedly!
Lol common sense? Nah they want money!!!
Glad I never bought any peanut product from 06-12, or ate any peanuts. It was pathetic, and a slap in the face when Stewart Parnell refused to even taste his own contaminated product, and kept pleading the fifth.
Many other recalls would’ve been avoided too if parents just watched over their kids
I disagree completely. Most of these problems could’ve been avoided if people weren’t such enormous morons and used common sense
My heart goes out to the victims of those who died from recalled items. They couldn't enjoy their lives. RIP 🙏
Was looking for this 😭😭😭😭
Nah the best way to go is drinking from a Shrek cup.
Hehe, my sister had an Easy Bake Oven way back in the 80's when we grew up. Suffice to say, it did predict the future. Somehow, she always managed to burn everything she put in there. I have no idea how either. But, usually I could tell if she was using it as I'd smell burnt cookies or cakes. And she still can't cook at all or even make food. Our mother makes a really good item called 'Spaghetti Salad,' which is basically cooked spaghetti, russian dressing, tomatoes, cucumbers, green peppers, and red onions. It's really good and easy to make. Somehow she managed to make it into this mess of noodle mush with soggy vegetables, and the mush had absorbed all the dressing.
'80s*
I had in and did get get my fingers stuck several times. The oven was never on...
Lmao
😂
Those Easy Bake ovens...weren't those supposed to be used WITH parental supervision?
Yea I know right, I had one as a kid and used it all the time with my dad and I never got injured in any way.
Honestly I found that recall sort of ridiculous. It’s not the products fault, it’s the kids fault for sticking their fingers into the oven. Here’s one lesson for all you little kids out there, don’t stick your fingers near burning hot surfaces
@@ddplayerfromgodknowswhere7492 I know. We warned our son many times not to touch the potholders on the stove. One time my husband said, turned his back and my son learned why we told this too him. Blisters on his fingers, but he never touched the potholders again.
My sister had one with no problems
I put I think 3 of my fingers on the stove when I was 8 or 9. Hurt like hell, had to have my hand in either just cold running water or a bowl of ice can’t remember. But they weren’t burnt super bad. My mom told me the main reason she never wanted to get me an easy bake is because if I wanted to bake something, she could help me do it with our own oven and save money even with possibly having to buy ingredients but still, cheaper than the easy bake stuff
I worked at Verizon during the whole Note 7 deal and that was awful! We got yelled so many times as if it was Verizon's fault. Then it happened again! 🤬😭🤬😭
Jeez dude… that really must have sucked. Especially since it was on Samsung and the battery makers, not on phone carrier companies.
Oh boy
Oh jeez. Sorry.
Verizon is still a shit company though.
That's rough dude
Volkswagen technician here. The top 2 on the list really hit home. We had to perform so many different stages of the Takata airbag recalls.
"Do you remember putting your hand in there? So, why are you putting it in there again?" 'Nuff said.
Yo! That was crazy
He had to point out that his daughter, like most 3 year olds,isn’t too smart.
Hasbro: our easy-bakes ovens are recalled because of kids getting their hands stuck in the ovens
Hasbro: we made a add-on to prevent children from getting a hand stuck in the oven
And that's why
The reenactment where they pick up the plastic baby and hover it several feet in the air and then hang it in the cords of the blinds, leaving it there to chill. 😂😂😂😂😂 Obviously I'm not laughing at any children hurt by these blinds but that reenactment was just too much. 👌🏻
Same
Yeaaa, they coulda just skipped the whole baby doll thing 😒
I think they used the baby doll to drive home how dangerous it was and how it could happen - because some folks need to see it saying it recall it might not make folks actually do it
I got one of the shrek glasses at McDonald’s back then, and admittedly, I did drink from them and I have definitely regretted that choice
Did you grow extra limbs or something?
U looking like the hills have eyes over there b ? 🤔
I still have my glass, but lucky I only used once or twice back when I first got it. Now I just kept it around and thinking about sell it to a Shrek collectior
@@ultimatefree8637 sell to a Shrek?
@@SirSkrall oh my bad. My head gets dumb sometimes
I remember when GMC had keys you could pull out and hand the key to the person next to you to unlock the glove box
Had one of the cars that got recalled. Luckily never had any problems.
I use to work at an Ice Cream factory and the biggest recall they had in there almost one hundred years of running was because of the Peanut Corp of America Recall. Which also changed there testing of ingredients. They now test them as soon as they come in instead of relying on what they company that sent it said.
I remember the Note 7 recall. At first I’m like brushing it off thinking it’s no big deal then I find out they have people returning them in fireproof boxes and gloves.
When I returned mine, the box Samsung sent me was a fireproof box. I cried when I sent it back.
Yeah my friend told me that Samsung gave a fireproof look a like container. That's how i know it was serious.
They wanted me to handle it with tongs. I laughed. I was like, "I've just had this up to my ear and it hasn't exploded. I think it's good!"
I lost two good phones in that recall.
I kept my Note 7, just to remember the occasion lol can't really do much with it though .
One point about the Ford Pinto: an internal memo at Ford said it would be cheaper to pay out injury/wrongful death lawsuits than recalling it.
Shout Outs to WatchMojo for continuously getting us thru this pandemic
The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 was one of my favorite devices that I have ever owned. I didn't have any issues with it and hated returning it.
Right there with you man. Awesome phone that I unfortunately had to return.
Same here. Sucked I had to downgrade.
@@Skorpio420 I really wanted to keep it because my Note 7 was working just fine. Carriers threatened to render the phone inoperable so I had no choice but to exchange it for a Galaxy S7 Edge.
@@DominickRuocco *Both* of mine worked fine (original and replacement). I hated the S7 Edge.
I was in one of those fire stone rollovers, my family and I were going through Arizona in the summer and three of the tires went out at the same time. Luckily no one was hurt but it wasn’t cool there were children and babies in the car.
Omg, when I found out of the shrek glass recall, i was eating dinner and actively drinking out of the donkey glass, when my dad got home and told us the news. We threw them away after but I wish I kept it. It would be cool to be one of the few people that still have them.
My first car was a 76 Pinto. When I heard about the gas tank problem I ordered a tank shield from Ford and had it installed. Shortly after that installation the recall was issued. I took my car to the dealer expecting a refund for the already installed shield. Instead the mechanic told me it was difficult to install the second shield with the already installed one 😏
The video didn't mention the Hartz flea spray recall. My cat, Sinbad, had the worse reaction our vet saw. He was bouncing of the walls at home. Hartz sent me a check for $25 dollars to compensate. The vet bill was much higher since he had to stay at the vet to be watched and treated. I believe it damaged his kidneys too. We never cashed the check. Our Toyota Camry was recalled for the gas pedal, visors (twice) one still won't work & dashboard. They never completed the visor replacement properly and refused to make it right. I never received the dashboard recall and they refused to take care of the problem.
Man… that’s a bad streak of bad luck. I’m sorry to hear that. I hope you’ve had more luck!
@@SpectorEuro4 thanks if that's the worse that ever happens we are blessed.
What year did that Hartz flea spray recall occur? And yes, it should’ve been an Honorable-or in this case Dishonorable-Mention.
@@pooky-changaming4089 I think 1979 or early 80s. It was a spray. Sinbad was in ruff shape. Thank goodness he trusted me and didn't fight me. The neighbor had thrown him out of the house and we adopted him not long before it happened.
I work for an answering service and started on 2007... Right before the MASSIVE pet food recalls. We were one of the companies they contacted and some of the calls were just HEARTBREAKING!!!
The fact that these had to happen AFTER tragedy shows how little these big companies really care.
"Dude you're getting a Dell!".. that doubles as a fire hazard lol
I've still have my Easy Bake Oven YEARS after the recall. My parents actually TAUGHT me not not to stick my fingers in there.
Same with the Roman-style blinds. Teach your kids how to behave and they'll be less in danger. We had those at my aunt's house and my parents always told me not to touch them cause I would get hurt.
@@caterinavannucchi2795 definitely agree with the easy bake but I don’t think the blinds are the same in teach your kids not to touch. Quite a few of the incidents happened with babies and toddlers who learn by doing not words and happened with the cribs being in arms reach of the curtains. Granted parents could just not have cribs next to the windows
It’s not the easy bake oven‘s fault that the kids were burning their fingers on it, kids just need to learn to not stick their fingers near burning hot surfaces. It’s literally common sense
@@kennedyedwards2587 hello honey talk baby
@@kennedyedwards2587 hello honey talk baby
I'm currently part of a recall for the Phillips CPAP machine. The sound foam can crumble and get into airways. This could cause cancer
My paternal grandfather uses a CPAP machine-but he’s (thankfully) never used any of the recalled Philips Respironics ones.
I had the Note 7... Twice. I have no regrets. It was an incredible phone and my first Note. I was not deterred from buying another Note in the future and if history is any indicator, Samsung is still going strong and they learned a valuable lesson about the limitations of cell phone design.
Holy shit, people remember the Sherk Glass cups? I still have mine at my uncle’s place and continue to use it. I never knew they were recalled for something toxic in them. Learn something new I guess lol. (Nvm, that’s for Sherk Forever After, I have the Sherk The Third cup)
Lol I had a phone case that had Shrek on it on my first phone. About two years later the case broke and then I had to have One of those otter boxes on it. Those things stink when you get a fresh new one
My granddaughter has a Shrek glass. I had no idea!
I have one of those Shrek Forever After glasses-the Donkey one!
I used to drink out of it, but not anymore-I now keep it on my desk and use it as a pencil cup.
1:37 When your local (and by local I mean LOCAL) news station makes it on a WatchMojo video for the third time now
When I see the Shrek glass cup: JUST TAKE MY MONEY!
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I miss my Shrek cups, I never drank out them, just had them displayed in my room haha
I still got two of em
YO THE SHREK GLASSES! Me and a friend each had one, I think we used ours once for juice the day before the recall, and woke up to them being already disposed of. It was the first time I had ever heard of such a thing being so young, at first I was mad until I heard about why.
Some artist’s pigments contain cadmium. I used to use cadmium yellows, and they seemed okay, but when I started to mix cadmium red bright with water, the odor made me gag. It didn’t smell like anything except plastic and sulfur. I finally had to dispose of it. When I heard it was toxic, I was unsurprised.
Most of these cases are down to negligence, but the powder milk one is downright evil.
I always worry about recalled items at thrift stores.. I remember seeing the toxic csi kits at one 😬
I’ve seen several recalled items at thrift stores and at yard sales. Some were deadly!
The Tylenol recall was particularly bad at the time because Advil wasn't available as a pain reliever yet, nor was generic Acetaminophen.
I never knew that.
Ya, it was Tylenol or aspirin when some whackjob started poisoning Tylenol. Oh, and acetaminophen wasn't available generically yet.
I bought a Note 7 for my (now) ex-wife for her birthday. She LOVED it. Zero issues. Then the initial trade-in recall hit, so she traded it in for her replacement. That one didn't work as well and seemed as if there might be a battery issue with it at times (occasionally lightly buzzing and getting hot while charging, etc.). Then an OTA update was pushed saying the phone was going to be bricked within 60 days, so I ordered a Pixel to replace it. This was when the original Pixel was incredibly backordered, so 5 days before the phone was going to be auto-bricked and still not ETA for the Pixel, we replaced it with a LG V20 (barf).
The Verizon store wouldn't even take the phone, and we were provided a triple-layered/insulated box to ship the phone back.
I had the shrek glasses. They were a collectable so we never drank out of them and we kept them. My son was about 4 months old when my my infantino baby sling was recalled and my youngest had a Fisher price infant sleeper that come to find out could actually cause SIDS. I never found out about the problem with the sleeper until after she outgrew it. Still makes me sick when I think about all the time she spent in it as a newborn. My Explorer had the Firestone tires that were recalled and all I had to do was take it the the Ford place where they were replaced for free. Never thought about all the recalls I've had until this list.😬
My mothers friends child was one of the victims to the Roman styled shades recall. Her friend walked out of the living room for 3 or so minutes to grab something and came Back in to find her kid hanging from the shades. I wish I could remember if he lived from the accident or not :/ I have a feeling he didn’t.
That’s adult. ): and the parents are blamed because they weren’t watching their kids 100% of them time which isn’t possible.
I’m currently affected by the Philips Respironics CPAP, BiPAP and ventilator recall. Currently my CPAP machine is waiting to be either replaced or repaired
My paternal grandfather uses a CPAP machine-but luckily, he’s never used one of those recalled Philips Respironics machines.
Interesting that there were seven breaks for commercials during my view of this CZcams video on corporate malfeasance. Also interesting: how few of these corporate leaders seem to have been prosecuted even when evidence emerged that they knew their products were dangerous and still put them on the market.
I had the ikea dresser that was recalled because it would flip over when drawers were left open or if it was too heavy. This happened when I was in like in high school so around 2015. As soon I saw it was recalled I brought it back immediately cuz I remember it falling on me multiple times as a kid, plus I needed a new dresser anyways 🤣🤣
My dad does business in China, going about four times a year before the pandemic. During the baby formula problem and for almost two years afterwards he would bring almost a full extra large suitcase stuffed with American baby formula for business associates as well as their family and friend who had babies. You have to remember in certain parts of China they still upheld the one child law, so your baby was all you had for a child. Well at that time they were pushing for breaking that law for the entire country and I do believe it has been broken to where you can have at least two children. Again I think.
I saw a documentary on it, and they did change it to 2 children.
I think it’s since been updated to a three child policy and parents are actively encouraged to have three kids, they’re that desperate to increase their population, but it’s not really working because of the large population deficit of women, the fact that you don’t unlearn years of propaganda immediately, and because having kids is expensive
I had recently bought those Shrek glasses at a thrift store and have been using them. Oops lol.
I was really into Polly Pocket before the recall. Like in 2003. Then I heard about the lead content and felt sick and was glad I didn't have them any more.
Were those mistreated cows starved? They looked very thin.
The only one I remember was the Galaxy Note 7. There were warnings at the airport that you couldn't bring them on flights (that was almost three years ago, when I was going overseas for my sister's wedding).
One retailer had fans recalled. The blades could detach, posing a risk of being cut or killed.
Oh wow! Curious to that one now.
I was a victim of the salmonella outbreak in 2008, I was 13 at the time and it was awful I thought I was dying. Took me a long time to eat anything with peanuts again, I'd look at a peanut butter sandwich and get phantom nausea
I have a 2010 Ford Mustang GT. Yes the airbags were recalled. Of course I did the driver's side first when the recall first came out. I just recently did the passenger side. Ford would send these pretty cool reminders to get it done. Well if dealerships would have the proper replacement parts made available (prior to supply chain crisis) at the time of the recall I would have done them both at the same time.
The Shrek glassware recall was the first recall I was actively aware of while it was happening.
I was almost 12 years old, and remember seeing a sign on the drive thru window announcing the recall, and was super confused and shocked.
Also back then, learning about that recall led me down a deep rabbit-hole where I tried to find videos about any product-recall that I could, and watching all those videos gave me so much anxiety and fear.
I remember in the movie Speed, Sandra Bullock said that driving the bus was like driving a great big Pinto.
I had a easy bake oven growing up and I never put my hands in it because I knew it's dangerous to put hands in the easy bake oven
It’s common sense
5:20 I love that that McDonald's is clearly a former Burger King
I had a 2012 Jetta TDI that was in the recall. Was waiting for the fix when I hit a semi tire with the rim in it in the middle of I-80 at 10:00 PM. Was so lucky to walk away from that. Also lucky because I shorty after found another TDI 2011 from the same guy I got the first one from.
That moment when you realize all the toys you played with as a kid had lead in them lol
Thanks for uploading. Stay safe everyone 💝💝💝
Hearing Tylenol reminds me of dr cox from scrubs " it's regular strength Tylenol here's what ya do take some throw em at her what ever sticks THATS the dosage" good job no one actually did this phew
Solid reference! Love that show (except for the 9th and final season).
Watchmojo idea:
Top 10 Nostalgia Mobile games of all time.
I like your idea. I can see flappy bird on that list by the way.
Doom RPG. Only came out for flip phones back in the 2000's. Great little game.
Box man
Snake from nokia
I actually have a ikea dresser that was recalled due to it being very likely to tip over if to much is on it. We were never able to return it so i just have to make sure I don't over stack it.
Have you tried attaching that dresser to the wall? People do that a lot.
Yep I was going Takata had to be number considering the company got absorbed into other companies.
OML. I remember watching a full PSA about SIDS in kindergarten when the recall of infantino happened.
From my understanding is that Ford basically instead of admitting wrong with the Ford Explorer they simply founded it cheaper to blame it on Firestone
Both Ford and Bridgestone/Firestone were at fault-but yeah, I get it.
All companies try to find excuses.
Crazy, I did a research paper and presentation on the Takata airbags years ago for my English class.
What about the Boing 737 max recall. It tops almost everything we see here.
The Max wasn’t a recall, it was an ‘Airworthiness Directive’ requiring it to receive a software upgrade and get better pilot training.
The planes are back flying as normal now.
@@tgfan458 that Boeing stock at a discount right now.
@@tgfan458 It wasn't just a software upgrade. If it was they wouldn't have recalled every plane. They have installed additional sensor to detect the angle of attack.
@@muralipoojithvutukuri781 Recalling means to return all the products from the consumer to the manufacturer. The Max jets were just grounded wherever they were, until the defect was rectified.
Which they are fixed now and flying normally and quite successfully too.
Trust me, as a manager for Amazon, whose father works for Boeing Defence, I know a thing or two about recalls and the MCAS program.
@@tgfan458 How can you expect the consumers to return the product to its manufacturer when the product itself was banned from flying.
Since recall is not an option in this case, boing staff reached out to the grounded planes around the world to fix the errors before they got certified to fly.
Apart from the technical meaning of recall, this is the most costliest mistake made by a company that required every product to be fixed to minimise the errors.
The Soulja Boy console is gonna be Number 1. No cap
You wrong
Batch is a part because of their ability of to be the first time I had a weird day in a
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I don't believe you
Nah man crank that down
Am I the only one who doesn't remember the Shrek glasses from McDonald's? I didn't even know they existed lol.
Mandela effect. From which universe are u from?
@@dread1262 One in which Shrek is only a myth and legend described in history books.
I didn’t even know they made them either. I never really had very many Shrek theme things except for my first phone case on my first cell phone and one of those Chia pet things
Fact: you can have a crippling, family-wrecking addiction to Tylenol.
Oh my goodness, that peanut outbreak! I remember my gma and little brother go so, so, sick from eating peanut butter from that peanut company. My gma ended up in the ER. And my little brother was sick for weeks! Thankfully they both recovered and no one else in my house hold got sick, but it was scary as hell, cause at the time, we had no idea what was going on! 🥜
How everyone was ok after! 🖤🤍
@@Queen_Kellz_1120 Yeah, everyone is fine now. It was scary at the time, because we didn't know what was going on and neither did the doctors. But, thankfully my gma and brother pulled through and now we only eat organic Jif & Skippy haha
@@ChristionGirl45 that's good! Food poisoning sucks, even more so when it's fine bc of stupid decision making
Thank heavens your grandmother and little brother recovered! I’ve had food poisoning before (in late summer 2014)-it’s no laughing matter! I was in the hospital for two days on IV fluids and anti-diarrheal/anti-nausea meds.
Luckily, I felt much better by the time I was discharged.
I remember when the Galaxy Note 7 was recalled. A few of my friends bought the phones and they all exploded within a week.
Wait a minute. People were worried about injesting cadmium but not worried about eating food from McDonald's. Talk about picking your poison.
I want that slow drip death
For the Shrek cup we heard of it so we never drank out of it. However my mum mum still has it to this day to hold pens 😂
Radioactive pen maker 👀
I know some Jeeps can have the same issues as the Toyota's. It's terrifying when it happens, thankfully shifting it to neutral worked while the pedal had to be pulled back
Were the Ford Pinto explosions really as bad as that gag in “Top Secret” you showed?
Not quite. But they were bad.
I had an early 70s Ford Pinto that was rear-ended, completely scrunched. No explosion.
Another excellent Watch Mojo video.
When it comes to the toys and glasses, a smart person stores them away and wait for the value to sky rocket.
I was thinking the same thing since now it’s a rare collectors item and will be hard to get after a few years!
The second Mattel scandal... not mentioned what it was but I can assume it had something to do with Thomas & Friends
Lead paint on its toys, it’s poisonous.
I remember when those glass cups were being advertised, then my dad asked about them and learned they were making people sick
As runners-up, I would suggest the Toyota recalls around 2010, and the Ikea dresser ("Malm") that was recalled because it tipped over easily.
Literally drinking out of a McDonald's Shrek glass while watching this video. LOL
Spit take?
@@Sig2423 Nah. I knew about the recall years ago. A little cadmium's not gonna stop me from enjoying my Shrek glasses. I have the whole set!
Any cadmium is too much cadmium!
‘Delicious but deadly’
I got one of those Shrek glasses. When I heard they were recalled I kept it and just used it as a stationary holder and never drank from it xD
I have a Donkey glass-and until recently, I drank from it semi-regularly.
Now I’m going to use as a pencil/pen holder.
Rebecca I love your voice. Got to be one of the best voices of all time. If I ever get bad news I hope I could get it from you, somehow. Keep it up!
Pfiser....Recalled....Huh, how about that!
I can't believe your the only one I seen talking about this. 👍😳🤔
Many of these fails should have come with prison sentences.
For the ignition switch recall, I was working in a GM project at that time. Actually in the platforms that had the problem. Never heard of that until a few years later....
I worked in guest services at Target and was responsible for posting product recalls. Major recalls on brand names and/or expensive products got lots of media attention and a swift corporate response. The overwhelming majority of recalled products don’t, and it’s because they’re the $1 bin items. Believe it or not, it’s the most profitable area for ALL stores, and the high volume sold and constant overturn make recalls impossible. They’re the cheapest of the cheaply made foreign products sold only for profit. Walk on by.
I remember vaguely drinking milk from one of the Shrek glass
Not only time Tylenol got their Products Recalled it was also in 2012 was when it got recalled because it has caused many Victims to get Liver Damage
Majority of it was the Tylenol tampering case.
Keep it up on your work and this channel
You got a reply to my responses. Check your notification bar in your CZcams app
My mother was given a Ford Pinto as a high school graduation gift in 1974, three years before I was born. Long story short, my uncle borrowed it one day without asking and wrecked it. Luckily it didn't explode.
There should be NO lead in ANY PRODUCT!
It's China. There will always be shit in all the cheap sketchy stuff they produce. They don't give two fucks if they can make a buck.
We had the Shrek glass but never used it. It sat in the cupboard s collectors item. I'm glad we never used it.
I had those Shrek glasses but my older sister broke them a long time ago ,when washing the dishes, I don't know whether to still be upset or glad she did that on accident
The Only recall I remember as a kid were for Cars Sarge toys, which had lead paint in them.
19:46 Jesus Christ... I'm against the death penalty blanketly, but how come we don't hold corporations accountable like that over here? A $10 million fine doesn't mean shit to a corporation bringing in multiple billions per year. That's just cost of doing business.
I 💟 this channel
What’s your ministry called? Do you believe that Dungeons & Dragons is satanic
I need to get my airbag recalled, im glad I watches this!
I remember the old bumper stickers for the Pinto: “Hit Me & We Blow Up Together!”