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What does it mean?
The quote uses dark humor to suggest that negative side effects from a product could be monetized.
In plain terms
If the food makes you see things, tell us so we can charge you more.
What can you take from it?
Businesses might profit from your problems instead of fixing them.

Where it applies

  • customer service
  • product liability
  • ethical business

Putting it to work

  • warn about side effects
  • critique corporate motives
  • highlight risks

Questions to consider

  • Who profits from your mistakes?
  • How do you spot bad incentives?

Another view

It normalizes unethical business practices through comedy.

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