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More Info: The Spokane Chiefs have cancelled their hockey games for Saturday night and Sunday night after 11 members of the team came down with a serious illness. The team noticed something was wrong when two players showed symptoms during Friday night’s game. By Saturday morning, 11 players called in sick with the same symptoms. The team doctor says the players are exhibiting symptoms that are consistent with food poisoning.
Question: Can you tell of a time that you suffered from food poisoning?
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Liz on March 16 at 10:46 a.m.
well, this wasn’t me, personally.
But….
I spent years working as a banquet server/bartender for Marriott. One fine day I worked a wedding at which the discovery was made (after they were served, natch) that almost all of the boneless skinless chicken breasts had a very pink, very raw center. I don’t believe anyone actually consumed said chicken and got sick, but boy oh boy was there heck to pay on our end. Big oops.
No one likes to dine with Sam and Ella.