Scenario 4-4
Olive's, a fast food restaurant chain known for its quick meals, encountered an instance where a customer had blamed its food for his weight gain. Later in the same year, they launched an advertisement comparing its burgers with a close rival's, which were very similar. This ad was asked to be corrected by the court. However, a second advertisement depicting a supermodel eating its fries and an obese person eating the fries of its competitor's food chain was deemed unethical and was ordered by the court to be removed, although Olive's continued airing the ad.
-(Scenario 4-4)The would prevent Olive's from being sued by the customer blaming it for his obesity.

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Scenario 4-4
Olive's, a fast food restaurant chain known for its quick meals, encountered an instance where a customer had blamed its food for his weight gain. Later in the same year, they launched an advertisement comparing its burgers with a close rival's, which were very similar. This ad was asked to be corrected by the court. However, a second advertisement depicting a supermodel eating its fries and an obese person eating the fries of its competitor's food chain was deemed unethical and was ordered by the court to be removed, although Olive's continued airing the ad.
-(Scenario 4-4)The       would prevent Olive's from being sued by the customer blaming it for his obesity.

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The Cheeseburger Bill is a hypothetical bill that has been proposed multiple times to protect fast food chains from lawsuits related to obesity or weight gain caused by their food. However, it has never been enacted into law. Therefore, the Cheeseburger Bill would be the only option that could potentially prevent Olive's from being sued by the customer in this scenario, even though it is not currently a law.

Scenario 4-4 Olive's, a Fast Food Restaurant Chain Known for Its Quick