Working in a popcorn factory is dangerous? I'll never look at a kernel of popcorn the same again.migueltejada wrote:And as far as the health risks go, millions of people for thousands of years have willingly took years off their life for money to help their families. Except, in those days, they were called coal miners and steel workers. (today, we call them popcorn factory folk as well).
I have the solution! Keep the sign, but add an asterisk.Resurrectus wrote:Working in a popcorn factory is dangerous? I'll never look at a kernel of popcorn the same again.migueltejada wrote:And as far as the health risks go, millions of people for thousands of years have willingly took years off their life for money to help their families. Except, in those days, they were called coal miners and steel workers. (today, we call them popcorn factory folk as well).
Wow, thanks for the info.Tysalpha wrote:Resurrectus wrote:Working in a popcorn factory is dangerous? I'll never look at a kernel of popcorn the same again.migueltejada wrote:And as far as the health risks go, millions of people for thousands of years have willingly took years off their life for money to help their families. Except, in those days, they were called coal miners and steel workers. (today, we call them popcorn factory folk as well).
It's the fake butter spray: http://defendingscience.org/case_studie ... s-Lung.cfm
We may be seeing a Surgeon General Warning on every bag of microwave popcorn in the future. I'd rather work removing asbestos and lead paint than work in a popcorn factory.
