Sign Here, Here, Here, and... Everywhere
| Scenario | Our Position |
|---|---|
| Minor burns (1st degree) | Not Our Problem |
| Major burns (2nd degree) | Not Our Problem |
| Burns we don't have a name for (???th degree) | Especially Not Our Problem |
| Explosions (small) | Not Our Problem |
| Explosions (medium) | Not Our Problem |
| Explosions (visible from space) | Not Our Problem |
| Loss of eyebrows | Not Our Problem |
| Loss of other facial hair | Not Our Problem |
| Loss of kitchen | Not Our Problem |
| Loss of house | Not Our Problem |
| Loss of neighborhood | Not Our Problem |
| Loss of will to live | Not Our Problem (but relatable) |
| Structural damage to foundation | Not Our Problem |
| Structural damage to relationships | Not Our Problem |
| Glass shards in unexpected places | Not Our Problem |
| Sentient appliances making demands | Not Our Problem (talk to their union) |
| Insurance claim denials | Not Our Problem |
| Insurance company dropping you entirely | Not Our Problem |
| Insurance company pretending you don't exist | Not Our Problem |
| Neighborhood evacuations | Not Our Problem |
| Municipal code violations | Not Our Problem |
| Federal investigations | Not Our Problem |
| International incidents | Not Our Problem (anymore) |
| Existential dread | Not Our Problem |
| Nightmares about the Blender of Doom | Not Our Problem (but valid) |
"I thought the waiver was optional. I was wrong. My kitchen was wrong. My homeowner's insurance was wrong. Everything is wrong now."
— Derek M., Former Homeowner"I skipped the waiver because I'm a lawyer and figured I could handle any legal situation. I am no longer a lawyer. I am no longer sure what state I live in. The CrushFridge moved my property line."
— Patricia L., J.D. (Revoked)"They sent me the waiver seventeen times. I deleted every email. Then the Blender of Doom sent me one itself. It was more persuasive. I signed it. I signed everything."
— Hector V., Currently Compliant"I tried to sue DangerBake without signing the waiver. The judge laughed. My lawyer laughed. The court stenographer laughed. The EZ-Splode Oven in the evidence room laughed, then detonated. Case dismissed."
— Karen T., Plaintiff (Case #DB-0000847)