People have no right to expect “boneless” chicken wings to not have bones the same way people have no right to expect “justice” from the Ohio Supreme Court Justices.
@@deannagrrl there have been several lawsuits about describing cut up chicken breast as chicken “wings”, but I think most courts have found that basically we use a lot of made up or inaccurate terms to refer to dishes. Ladyfingers are not actually made by cutting up women’s hands, and Rocky Mountain oysters definitely have no shellfish.
It's official now: Ohio has become the "Florida of the North." Bring on the stories of "Ohio Man"! On yeah ....... JD Vance ...... couch ...... 'nuff said. 😒
The SCOTUS decision is quite an interesting one because underneath it lies something troubling., and I am sure the comedy hosts will be on it as some point. What is being dealt with is if a product can be sold at a specific level of quality but not be of that quality and the company be legally safe from any repercussions for selling inferior quality products. So to get this done a nonsensical boneless wings case is pushed forward to set the stage/precedent and then later and possibly on a quieter fashion, other cases would be put forward using the boneless wings as the got to case in order to reduce the quality of other products being sold. For instance a water supplier company could then claim that they should be able to be protected for supplying unfiltered water to areas where they are paid to provided filtered water and their justification being that not all filtered water is expected to be fully filtered therefore the quality of their water products can be lower then what they are paid to provide and be protected by the law to do so. There would then be a slow expanding of other adjacent companies looking to lower the bar for their products and in each of them the end consumer is the one paying the biggest price, as the consumer would still be forking over the money but would no longer be guaranteed the product of a quality comparable to that which they paid for and were expected to receive. So to anyone confused if this is a bad thing for the consumers, it most definitely is a bad turn of events!
Some guy choked on a bone when he was scarfing down boneless chicken served to him at a restaurant. The bone was huge, like an inch and a half long. Hard to miss if you chew, but it's false advertising calling them boneless. This must be a ruling in that case.
The SCOTUS decision on presidential immunity is far more important, but for sheer stupidity it doesn't quite beat "people do not expect boneless chicken to really be boneless".
Rubbish. You might reasonably expect that bones have been removed. To expect that process to be 100% failure proof is unreasonable. Were' talking about the US food industry here, not a Swiss watch manufacturer. However, saying "Boneless is not bonelsess" is not the best way of communicating this.
why would 'people's expectations' even matter for this judgement? there should be laws or regulations stating what is allowed in certain food items. apparently, US food safety laws are a joke.
@@SebBrosig I think some people are confused because there have been at least 2 chicken wing cases that I am aware of. One is this case in Ohio where someone found bones in their "boneless chicken wings", and another in Chicago where "boneless chicken wings" were made out of chicken breast meat. Welcome to the USA, the land of endless lawsuits.
The SCOTUS decision is quite an interesting one because underneath it lies something troubling., and I am sure the comedy hosts will be on it as some point. What is being dealt with is if a product can be sold at a specific level of quality but not be of that quality and the company be legally safe from any repercussions for selling inferior quality products. So to get this done a nonsensical boneless wings case is pushed forward to set the stage/precedent and then later and possibly on a quieter fashion, other cases would be put forward using the boneless wings as the got to case in order to reduce the quality of other products being sold. For instance a water supplier company could then claim that they should be able to be protected for supplying unfiltered water to areas where they are paid to provided filtered water and their justification being that not all filtered water is expected to be fully filtered therefore the quality of their water products can be lower then what they are paid to provide and be protected by the law to do so. There would then be a slow expanding of other adjacent companies looking to lower the bar for their products and in each of them the end consumer is the one paying the biggest price, as the consumer would still be forking over the money but would no longer be guaranteed the product of a quality comparable to that which they paid for and were expected to receive. So to anyone confused if this is a bad thing for the consumers, it most definitely is a bad turn of events!
They're getting ready to write one of those funny books of silly laws. "Did you know? In Ohio, boneless chicken wings are allowed to have bones! They're not.... _WINGING_ around...." LOL
"Don't get me started on the beavers." Perfect delivery! One of this nation's funniest television moments ever.. that will only get funnier with repeated viewings. The audience confusion (& Stephen's reaction) only made it funnier. Genius writing!
@mellocello187 It's a rather beautifully crafted joke, including the moose set up. A clever genitalia reference, without being overtly crass. You certainly don't have to appreciate the humor in it. You also don't have to attempt to deride others simply for finding the joke funny, unless that's your idea of a good time. Is that how YOU define maturity... being old enough to think that it's your job to be a buzz-kill? Here's to hoping that I never get that old.
That's as bad as the Michigan SC ruling that a tire rotation was "performed" by switching the tires. Finger tightening the lug nuts was just an ooopsie, and in no way is the business liable for the wreck, with injuries, that resulted.
OMG That's so wrong! I bet there's a federal remedy available. Who regulates that stuff federally? The NHTSA? People have the right to expect a qualified tire service technician will tighten their lug nits, and tighten them to the correct torque. Maybe under state law that's not the case, I dunno. Just wrong. The chicken stuff in OH is all covered by federal law, so the state ruling has little meaning. State supreme court justices are often elected, so their rulings can be a little squirrely.
Someone leading a company that closed down its chicken processing facility in Missouri, bankrupting chicken farmers across the state? Or did you have someone else in mind?
Did the Ohio court not wonder why bother putting boneless on the package if there's neither requirement nor expectation (according to the court) that the contents of the package actually be boneless? Whole thing could easily be solved by instructing companies not to mislead consumers (rather than basically saying that consumers who believe packaging are stupid, which is essentially what the court did)
Coming soon to your Ohio grocery store: Package of lettuce seeds labeled, "salad kit". Whole wheat sandwich bread advertised as "no added gluten". Bag of sugar labeled "sugar-free".
Fortunately all of that is federally regulated. I'm not sure what that case was even doing in state court. The FDA regulates most food products sold in stores, but I think the USDA regulates beef, pork, and eggs, but not chicken? (Or is it chicken but not eggs? It's something silly.) Something like that. I also think the USDA regulates restaurants, though state health boards are the primary regulators there. It's all divided up like that, even if I got a few (or most) facts backwards, and I'm sure I did. (Embarrassing from someone with a PhD in nutrition!) It's all federal. And it's the Federal Trade Commission that regulates truth in advertising, so all the important stuff is federal. I don't think we're in imminent danger of this silliness escaping Ohio, nor do I think (just a hunch) the feds will allow their state supreme court's ruling to stand - if it's challenged in federal court, and if the case really comes down to the silliness Stephen described. (C'mon, he gets some license for comic effect. Even if it's a bit slanted, it's still funny! That's what the Meanwhile bits are for!)
@@beenaplumber8379 Yes, federal departments mandate many things. Some problems: 1) The Subprime Court has eviscerated the Chevron deference, meaning the experts are now suddenly less expert than judges, and the necessary wiggle room in laws establishing federal regulatory departments has been redefined as "If they didn't say it explicitly in the law, then the department has no jurisdiction in the matter." 2) The penalties for corporations violating federal rules are a joke in this age of mega-corporations and hyper-monopolization. 3) The FDA and most other inspection agencies have been chronically undercut, understaffed, and underfunded by "special interests" and "donors".
The boneless chicken verdict is ridiculous. I mean, even taking this to the Ohio *supreme court* is painfully stupid. But it's just another layer of corporations > people. Words don't mean anything anymore.
ChatGPT says "No, boneless chicken does not contain any bones. The term "boneless" specifically means that the bones have been removed from the chicken meat. If you buy boneless chicken, you can expect it to be free of bones."
It's even more ridiculous if you consider someone person SUED because they EXPECTED a boneless chicken - only for the court to say "no you didn't expect that"...
The only way that chicken wing case makes sense is if it's a ruling on degree, e.g. you can still market dates as "pitted" even if one date per container still has a pit inside. The only other option is that this case exemplifies the state of art in legal rulings, which SCOTUS has so aptly demonstrated over the past few years.
I believe this to be a manufactured legal precedent, in which other industries and then lower the expectations and get legal protection for products that fail to reach the standard at which they are sold as or are commissioned to deliver to the end consumer. It has an offset in which safety regulations could easily start being crunched one after another and the end consumer find themselves unable to take action for any damages of injuries suffered from being sold a product not of the quality they paid for.
Based on other news sites, the actual Ohio case involved a bone fragment that was left behind during the 'deboning process'. Much the same that you can still find some small bones in fish that have been deboned, or in my own personal experience a fragment of a fish hook that I cracked a tooth on. Anyone remember back in the 80's when a person was expected to chew carefully?
The guy who brought the boneless chicken wing case had a bone cut inside his throat. He was unaware and it got infected and he had to have multiple surgeries.
The SCOTUS decision is quite an interesting one because underneath it lies something troubling., and I am sure the comedy hosts will be on it as some point. What is being dealt with is if a product can be sold at a specific level of quality but not be of that quality and the company be legally safe from any repercussions for selling inferior quality products. So to get this done a nonsensical boneless wings case is pushed forward to set the stage/precedent and then later and possibly on a quieter fashion, other cases would be put forward using the boneless wings as the got to case in order to reduce the quality of other products being sold. For instance a water supplier company could then claim that they should be able to be protected for supplying unfiltered water to areas where they are paid to provided filtered water and their justification being that not all filtered water is expected to be fully filtered therefore the quality of their water products can be lower then what they are paid to provide and be protected by the law to do so. There would then be a slow expanding of other adjacent companies looking to lower the bar for their products and in each of them the end consumer is the one paying the biggest price, as the consumer would still be forking over the money but would no longer be guaranteed the product of a quality comparable to that which they paid for and were expected to receive. So to anyone confused if this is a bad thing for the consumers, it most definitely is a bad turn of events!
Oh, you forgot and started doing it again? Well you were told so no more. Side note, does one wipe with sand, shells, stones, or just bidet with waves? I'm pretty confused.
Surprised you didn't also mention Doug Ford's tone-deaf joke that Ontarians "patient overflow" can go get their MRIs done at the vet, when people in Ontario are waiting months and up to a year for diagnostic imaging.
Didn't Doug's friends make a lot of money on land deals at taxpayer expense? Seems to be the only thing Conservative politicians are good at these days. They did the same thing in Saskatchewan.
In an emergency, you will get your diagnostic imaging when you go to the ER department at the hospitals in Ontario. Speaking from experience, both personally and as a healthcare professional.
@@Lauriej117 If you're in healthcare then I'm not sure what your point is. Get your non-emergency imaging done at the already stressed ER? That 12 hour wait won't hurt I guess. Ford is a corrupt cancer on Ontario.
@@Lauriej117 Depends who agrees it's an emergency. I've known more than one person who was scared and went to Buffalo to pay for diagnostic business there.
@@erikt454 Usually deciding if it is an emergency is up to the doctor. But if the person is healthy enough to travel to Buffalo on their own for an MRI they are probably not having an emergency.
Except you Know that both he and his brother have pooped on many a beach. There are parts of the Humber river where the banks are piled high with Ford family doo-doo.
4:20 well, you can’t expect the 13 year old migrant children working illegally in the slaughterhouses to pick out every single bone from the meat scraps, can you?
"We shall go on to the end. We shall poop in France, we shall poop on the seas and oceans, we shall poop on the beaches, we shall poop on the landing grounds, We shall never surrender."
How did no one make the argument that just like "Chicken fingers" present the promise of being shaped like fingers as the end-product or chicken nuggets being shaped like nuggets, similarly "boneless" chicken presents a reasonable expectation that the end-product one is getting might possibly be f-king BONELESS??!!
Was a bit disappointed that you guys didn't realize that our Ontario Premier, Doug Ford, was the older brother of our former Toronto Mayor, Rob Ford. Could have been an even funnier segment had you realized that. The joke possibilities are endless. LOL
I remembered that. They made a big deal of it at the time when Doug Ford became Premier. It was quite the Canadian scandal.. but hilarious for late night hosts here.
Was too close to the infamous, elusive Joey Hoppa. Jumped at the chance to prove loyalty by taking a deal. The charges were related to pouch trafficking.
The kangaroo is named Jerry. So you're asking, "what did Jerry do?" Spread misinformation on social media Jerry was framed for the pouch trafficking charges #StrongerTogether 😬
I'm Cambodian and it almost took me a second to realize what Stephen was describing in the beginning. 😂 I commend you for trying at the pronunciation, Stephen!
I need to remind everyone that Doug Ford is the TWIN BROTHER of the infamous "crack smoking mayor of Toronto." Also, *not having public washrooms is a deliberate choice* that Toronto makes. Even in public parks, there is usually only one washroom for 1000's of weekend attendees. Wouldn't want the poors to be in public spaces too long, doncha know....
The vegetarian line is accurate. My only night in Chicago, all I wanted was a deep dish pizza, and I ordered a margherita, which I'm pretty sure is meant to be the same ingredients no matter where you go. But this one came with pepperoni.
Fun fact: in Germany, a pizza that comes with "pepperoni" (although spelled "peperoni") would still be considered vegetarian. In English you would refer to it as "chili". However, the pizza would not be advertised as a "margherita".
@@Max.Paprika "At least we've got Google Translate. That app's a godsend." Yeah. But Google translate is not perfect. It can lead to even more confusions :D
@@M_SC "in English we would refer to a pepperoni pizza as chilli?!?!? No, we would absolutely not. What are you talking about" Read my comment again: where did I state that a "pepperoni pizza" would be called "chili" in English? I stated that the German word "peperoni" (not "pepperoni pizza") is "chili" in English.
Yes, I had already been texted by friends about that lawyer in Mississippi. Did I know what I was about to see? Of course I did. Did it stop me from nearly choking to death laughing upon seeing it again? No. No it did not.
Stephen Colbert channelling his inner Captain Holt here... BONE!!!!
Aww, you beat me to it.
I was hoping someone else would also have the same association.
HOW DARE YOU?!?!?!
How DARE you, Ohio Supreme Court?! I am your superior LATE NIGHT HOST!
I thought it was more like channelling Jon Stewart
People have no right to expect “boneless” chicken wings to not have bones the same way people have no right to expect “justice” from the Ohio Supreme Court Justices.
Only the Ohio Supreme Court?
@@jameschan9634Increasingly, no.
Justice Joseph T. Deters of the Ohio Supreme Court who made that completely idiotic statement is, you guessed it, a Republican.
Those aren’t wings. Don’t they have the right to expect wings?
@@deannagrrl there have been several lawsuits about describing cut up chicken breast as chicken “wings”, but I think most courts have found that basically we use a lot of made up or inaccurate terms to refer to dishes. Ladyfingers are not actually made by cutting up women’s hands, and Rocky Mountain oysters definitely have no shellfish.
It's official now: Ohio has become the "Florida of the North."
Bring on the stories of "Ohio Man"! On yeah ....... JD Vance ...... couch ...... 'nuff said. 😒
Dolphins too.... also heard pocket change earlier which isn't shocking given previous context
It was only a matter of time, RIGHT (as in the opposite of LEFT)
Florida of the north today you win the Internet
Iowa demands a recount.
Only because Indiana opted for “Alabama Of The North” about a hundred years ago.
Did the Ohio Supreme Court eat some of that drug laced celery with their chicken wings? 🤦♀️
Now, I would have some retort but imma let you cook, chef.
The SCOTUS decision is quite an interesting one because underneath it lies something troubling., and I am sure the comedy hosts will be on it as some point.
What is being dealt with is if a product can be sold at a specific level of quality but not be of that quality and the company be legally safe from any repercussions for selling inferior quality products.
So to get this done a nonsensical boneless wings case is pushed forward to set the stage/precedent and then later and possibly on a quieter fashion, other cases would be put forward using the boneless wings as the got to case in order to reduce the quality of other products being sold.
For instance a water supplier company could then claim that they should be able to be protected for supplying unfiltered water to areas where they are paid to provided filtered water and their justification being that not all filtered water is expected to be fully filtered therefore the quality of their water products can be lower then what they are paid to provide and be protected by the law to do so.
There would then be a slow expanding of other adjacent companies looking to lower the bar for their products and in each of them the end consumer is the one paying the biggest price, as the consumer would still be forking over the money but would no longer be guaranteed the product of a quality comparable to that which they paid for and were expected to receive.
So to anyone confused if this is a bad thing for the consumers, it most definitely is a bad turn of events!
@flackstar007 it wasn't SCOTUS. It was SCOO (Eric Cartman voice)
@@flackstar007 Say what you want about the EU, but at least they hold companies to standards.
As someone from Ohio, this entire situation tracks. Ohio really is that dumb.
Thank you for highlighting the Ohio Supreme Court decision. Not their only shady move.
I will start going back to Starbucks when they stop union busting. Changing the CEO isn't going to make me forget they did that.
I never went to Starbucks because of the super high prices and the dumb names for sizes, but now I wish I had, just so I could join your boycott.
So you're never going back to Starbucks, got it.
People still go to Starbucks? Going to Starbucks is so 2006.
Patronize locally owned coffee places.
What the heck is a Starbucks?
A well-rendered image of a possum playing the harmonica to the demented skiffle-jig of news has to become merch!!
"BIG Chicken" has bought the Ohio Supreme Court
I thought big chicken was just another name for Turkey!
Some guy choked on a bone when he was scarfing down boneless chicken served to him at a restaurant. The bone was huge, like an inch and a half long. Hard to miss if you chew, but it's false advertising calling them boneless. This must be a ruling in that case.
The McDisappointment.
For a buck-AH. (Cuz Big Chicken is cheep.)
@@brucebaker810 I like what you did there...
The SCOTUS decision on presidential immunity is far more important, but for sheer stupidity it doesn't quite beat "people do not expect boneless chicken to really be boneless".
Rubbish. You might reasonably expect that bones have been removed. To expect that process to be 100% failure proof is unreasonable. Were' talking about the US food industry here, not a Swiss watch manufacturer. However, saying "Boneless is not bonelsess" is not the best way of communicating this.
❤Oh Ohio 😮😢❤
why would 'people's expectations' even matter for this judgement? there should be laws or regulations stating what is allowed in certain food items. apparently, US food safety laws are a joke.
@@SebBrosig I think some people are confused because there have been at least 2 chicken wing cases that I am aware of. One is this case in Ohio where someone found bones in their "boneless chicken wings", and another in Chicago where "boneless chicken wings" were made out of chicken breast meat. Welcome to the USA, the land of endless lawsuits.
Let me guess...the Ohio Supreme Court justices were all Republican appointees also.
What the eff is going on with ' supreme ' courts atm?? Why do they ignore REALITY!! 🤯🤯🤯😔
Bought, bent or whatever you call it.
The SCOTUS decision is quite an interesting one because underneath it lies something troubling., and I am sure the comedy hosts will be on it as some point.
What is being dealt with is if a product can be sold at a specific level of quality but not be of that quality and the company be legally safe from any repercussions for selling inferior quality products.
So to get this done a nonsensical boneless wings case is pushed forward to set the stage/precedent and then later and possibly on a quieter fashion, other cases would be put forward using the boneless wings as the got to case in order to reduce the quality of other products being sold.
For instance a water supplier company could then claim that they should be able to be protected for supplying unfiltered water to areas where they are paid to provided filtered water and their justification being that not all filtered water is expected to be fully filtered therefore the quality of their water products can be lower then what they are paid to provide and be protected by the law to do so.
There would then be a slow expanding of other adjacent companies looking to lower the bar for their products and in each of them the end consumer is the one paying the biggest price, as the consumer would still be forking over the money but would no longer be guaranteed the product of a quality comparable to that which they paid for and were expected to receive.
So to anyone confused if this is a bad thing for the consumers, it most definitely is a bad turn of events!
@@pennygleeson5029 Supreme is now "superior to reality".
Supreme Beans.
They're getting ready to write one of those funny books of silly laws. "Did you know? In Ohio, boneless chicken wings are allowed to have bones! They're not.... _WINGING_ around...." LOL
@@flackstar007 This was Ohio SC but SCOTUS is just as bad with their logic.
"Don't get me started on the beavers." Perfect delivery! One of this nation's funniest television moments ever.. that will only get funnier with repeated viewings. The audience confusion (& Stephen's reaction) only made it funnier. Genius writing!
@mellocello187 It's a rather beautifully crafted joke, including the moose set up. A clever genitalia reference, without being overtly crass. You certainly don't have to appreciate the humor in it. You also don't have to attempt to deride others simply for finding the joke funny, unless that's your idea of a good time. Is that how YOU define maturity... being old enough to think that it's your job to be a buzz-kill?
Here's to hoping that I never get that old.
I'm watching this in 1981, he is 13 🤯
If you're old enough to say 'buzz-kill' so naturally, you're pretty old😏
That's as bad as the Michigan SC ruling that a tire rotation was "performed" by switching the tires. Finger tightening the lug nuts was just an ooopsie, and in no way is the business liable for the wreck, with injuries, that resulted.
😱😢
Like, what?
Next, they'll decide that furnace repair job doesn't include making sure it isn't filling the house with carbon monoxide.
OMG That's so wrong! I bet there's a federal remedy available. Who regulates that stuff federally? The NHTSA? People have the right to expect a qualified tire service technician will tighten their lug nits, and tighten them to the correct torque. Maybe under state law that's not the case, I dunno. Just wrong. The chicken stuff in OH is all covered by federal law, so the state ruling has little meaning. State supreme court justices are often elected, so their rulings can be a little squirrely.
Is someone taking Ohio court justices on expensive vacations? That ruling is absurd.
Someone leading a company that closed down its chicken processing facility in Missouri, bankrupting chicken farmers across the state?
Or did you have someone else in mind?
The Ohio Supreme Court decision was 4-3, with 4 Republicans ruling in favor and 3 Democrats ruling against. (Ohio judges run in partisan primaries.)
@@RuchiraDatta Thanks for the details
Did the Ohio court not wonder why bother putting boneless on the package if there's neither requirement nor expectation (according to the court) that the contents of the package actually be boneless? Whole thing could easily be solved by instructing companies not to mislead consumers (rather than basically saying that consumers who believe packaging are stupid, which is essentially what the court did)
Coming soon to your Ohio grocery store:
Package of lettuce seeds labeled, "salad kit".
Whole wheat sandwich bread advertised as "no added gluten".
Bag of sugar labeled "sugar-free".
Fortunately all of that is federally regulated. I'm not sure what that case was even doing in state court. The FDA regulates most food products sold in stores, but I think the USDA regulates beef, pork, and eggs, but not chicken? (Or is it chicken but not eggs? It's something silly.) Something like that. I also think the USDA regulates restaurants, though state health boards are the primary regulators there. It's all divided up like that, even if I got a few (or most) facts backwards, and I'm sure I did. (Embarrassing from someone with a PhD in nutrition!) It's all federal. And it's the Federal Trade Commission that regulates truth in advertising, so all the important stuff is federal. I don't think we're in imminent danger of this silliness escaping Ohio, nor do I think (just a hunch) the feds will allow their state supreme court's ruling to stand - if it's challenged in federal court, and if the case really comes down to the silliness Stephen described. (C'mon, he gets some license for comic effect. Even if it's a bit slanted, it's still funny! That's what the Meanwhile bits are for!)
I thought there were laws against false advertising...why is this even a "case" for the courts?
@@lenawagenfuehr53 Federal laws, but this was a state court. It should be overturned easily under federal law.
@@beenaplumber8379 Yes, federal departments mandate many things.
Some problems:
1) The Subprime Court has eviscerated the Chevron deference, meaning the experts are now suddenly less expert than judges, and the necessary wiggle room in laws establishing federal regulatory departments has been redefined as "If they didn't say it explicitly in the law, then the department has no jurisdiction in the matter."
2) The penalties for corporations violating federal rules are a joke in this age of mega-corporations and hyper-monopolization.
3) The FDA and most other inspection agencies have been chronically undercut, understaffed, and underfunded by "special interests" and "donors".
"He thaid NO WAY! And I thaid .....WAY!"
😂
🎸
What about the great Hannibal Lecter from The Thilence of The Lambs? 😂
I found that section way schway.
Sufferin’ succotash!!
The boneless chicken verdict is ridiculous. I mean, even taking this to the Ohio *supreme court* is painfully stupid. But it's just another layer of corporations > people. Words don't mean anything anymore.
ChatGPT says "No, boneless chicken does not contain any bones. The term "boneless" specifically means that the bones have been removed from the chicken meat. If you buy boneless chicken, you can expect it to be free of bones."
@@BattleneterChatGPT still doesn’t get how stupid humans can be.
Only in America can you find such ridiculous rulings, I swear.
It's even more ridiculous if you consider someone person SUED because they EXPECTED a boneless chicken - only for the court to say "no you didn't expect that"...
About the bones in chicken wings: Boneless chicken wings MAY have some bones. Isn´t that the point?
Michiganders need to troll Ohio over this. Put up a sign at the state line "Welcome to Michigan: We actually know what boneless wings are"
As an ohioan disappointed with the ohio supreme court in this case i say go for it
PA too
Love "Meanwhile" - the suspense as you pause is a highlight. How much more weird can the world get?! Answer - even more.
The only way that chicken wing case makes sense is if it's a ruling on degree, e.g. you can still market dates as "pitted" even if one date per container still has a pit inside.
The only other option is that this case exemplifies the state of art in legal rulings, which SCOTUS has so aptly demonstrated over the past few years.
Unfortunately, it's been decades since corporations have had more rights than people.
I believe this to be a manufactured legal precedent, in which other industries and then lower the expectations and get legal protection for products that fail to reach the standard at which they are sold as or are commissioned to deliver to the end consumer.
It has an offset in which safety regulations could easily start being crunched one after another and the end consumer find themselves unable to take action for any damages of injuries suffered from being sold a product not of the quality they paid for.
Based on other news sites, the actual Ohio case involved a bone fragment that was left behind during the 'deboning process'. Much the same that you can still find some small bones in fish that have been deboned, or in my own personal experience a fragment of a fish hook that I cracked a tooth on. Anyone remember back in the 80's when a person was expected to chew carefully?
The guy who brought the boneless chicken wing case had a bone cut inside his throat. He was unaware and it got infected and he had to have multiple surgeries.
So he doesn't brush or floss
@@Alexander_z you brush & floss your throat?
Yikes. I hope he is ok.
@@Alexander_z He got it stuck in his throat, not his teeth. Geez.
@@Alexander_zHahahha wow, that’s a weird way to brush an floss!
Skiffle jig …. This needs a definition please I like this word 😂
Skiffle is a style of music from the 1920s. A jig is a type of bouncy dance.
I wonder what holiday the Ohio Supremes got for that ruling..?
Or maybe it was just a years worth of boneless chicken to choke down.
The SCOTUS decision is quite an interesting one because underneath it lies something troubling., and I am sure the comedy hosts will be on it as some point.
What is being dealt with is if a product can be sold at a specific level of quality but not be of that quality and the company be legally safe from any repercussions for selling inferior quality products.
So to get this done a nonsensical boneless wings case is pushed forward to set the stage/precedent and then later and possibly on a quieter fashion, other cases would be put forward using the boneless wings as the got to case in order to reduce the quality of other products being sold.
For instance a water supplier company could then claim that they should be able to be protected for supplying unfiltered water to areas where they are paid to provided filtered water and their justification being that not all filtered water is expected to be fully filtered therefore the quality of their water products can be lower then what they are paid to provide and be protected by the law to do so.
There would then be a slow expanding of other adjacent companies looking to lower the bar for their products and in each of them the end consumer is the one paying the biggest price, as the consumer would still be forking over the money but would no longer be guaranteed the product of a quality comparable to that which they paid for and were expected to receive.
So to anyone confused if this is a bad thing for the consumers, it most definitely is a bad turn of events!
The Ohio Supreme Court decision was 4-3, with 4 Republicans ruling in favor and 3 Democrats ruling against. (Ohio judges run in partisan primaries.)
There should be some sort of name for a court that would send a kangaroo to prison.
Are there kangaroos in this court?
Marsupial court?
Colbert's writing staff completely missed that one!
Funny. Thanks.
😂😂😂 TOOL
Love the close up on the shiny guitar tonight! That was awesome, and the band stellar as always :D
I am from Prague and the news about the kangaroo didn't even hit our main news. Dudes hoppin' round our fields on a daily basis!
How did the kangaroo got to the Czech Republic? That's easy, his home, Austria, is a neighbouring country.
@@samuela-aegisdottir Hahahaha. Love it.
Exactly. Land of the Emu Austriches
The AusBach
I love that song that the band always plays at the start... "bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah.... bdum bdum". It's a classic.
😂 3:32 💯 heard this as a kid in Ontario! Also ignore the floating fish..😂
Oh, you forgot and started doing it again? Well you were told so no more. Side note, does one wipe with sand, shells, stones, or just bidet with waves? I'm pretty confused.
Def bidet with waves
"It's times like this that I wonder if America is worth saving..." 😂🍗 😂
"Bone!" has to be the funniest and dumbest thing a supreme court has voted on.
That's a bone stick, my man! Thanks for bringing smiles to us all!!
"Foks, don't be poopin' on the beach." is the most work Doug's done for Ontario since he hitched himself to his trainwreck brother.
The people pooping on the beach are NOT Canadians..... *_they are Indians that were imported for cheap labor!_*
The people pooping on the beach are NOT Canadians..... *_they are Indians that were imported for cheap labor!_*
Don't worry, they only do that in Ontario, the rest of Canada owns toilets....lol
that is not Canadians doing that, it's some piece of shit they let in
Its immigrants not Canadians. @@Realfrenchie
I guess the Ohio Court likes RVs and being taken on lavish trips, eh?!
Also, Stephen's last words: "Alex Wagner. Bone!" Why, if I must!
It's a freaking MOTOR COACH!!!😵💫
When a Supreme Court can’t legally understand what boneless chicken is, we’re all in trouble!
SCOTUS says corporations are people and they have enough money to buy any verdict they want.
It seems to me that in US, its the copanie, not the people, who are truly free.
Shoutout Mitt Romney from Breaking Bad and the original Malcolm In The Middle, the outsourcer- in- chief!
Low-probability-of-bone chicken just doesn't have the same ring to it!
😅
Surprised you didn't also mention Doug Ford's tone-deaf joke that Ontarians "patient overflow" can go get their MRIs done at the vet, when people in Ontario are waiting months and up to a year for diagnostic imaging.
Didn't Doug's friends make a lot of money on land deals at taxpayer expense? Seems to be the only thing Conservative politicians are good at these days. They did the same thing in Saskatchewan.
In an emergency, you will get your diagnostic imaging when you go to the ER department at the hospitals in Ontario. Speaking from experience, both personally and as a healthcare professional.
@@Lauriej117 If you're in healthcare then I'm not sure what your point is. Get your non-emergency imaging done at the already stressed ER? That 12 hour wait won't hurt I guess. Ford is a corrupt cancer on Ontario.
@@Lauriej117 Depends who agrees it's an emergency. I've known more than one person who was scared and went to Buffalo to pay for diagnostic business there.
@@erikt454 Usually deciding if it is an emergency is up to the doctor. But if the person is healthy enough to travel to Buffalo on their own for an MRI they are probably not having an emergency.
Ohio Supreme court was afraid to make the right decision on the boneless wings . What is the matter Ohio Supreme court are you.....CHICKEN ?
I never thought I'd agree with Doug Ford on anything, but life is surprising . . .
Except you Know that both he and his brother have pooped on many a beach. There are parts of the Humber river where the banks are piled high with Ford family doo-doo.
@@canadaclaret And that s41t be real
No way!
@@brucebaker810 Way.
@@canadaclaret okay okay. Jeez.
Stephen missed the low hanging fruit of buffalo wings 😂
Buffalo is a fruit?
@@sedatedturtle Buffalo is a peach. Warm and fuzzy on the outside, but at its core there's a heart of stone.
@@sedatedturtle delighted to here from one of my tribe 😁
0:48 First Nigerian egusi soup, now Cambodian celestial dance...Stephen's going all around the world in these "Meanwhile" intros
Ohio state justice supreme court are the paragon of what's wrong with America ...
yep literal idiots - even if you read the majority opinion it is such crap that it shows authority and intelligence have zero relationship
Ohio went for Trump in the 2020 election, natch.
Don't forget JD Vance and Jim Jordon are from Ohio, so what does that tell you about the mental capacity of some Ohioans.
@@Bigfoot-px9gj I do apologize for being "that guy" but you've made a typo.
You spelled "most" wrong.
@@robertalexander-bk5zjgood one.. I used to live in Ohio.
I expect my boneless wings to be boneless, I don't expect them to be wings.
And ill settle for either buffalo OR chicken
Skiffle jig!
I'm gonna use that in everyday conversation. :)
Best meanwhile intro in a while!!
I haven't seen Stephen this worked up since the Colbert Report
They should be henceforth referred to as "Bonehio"
As a 25-year vet of the restaurant/bar business I can confirm: BONELESS WINGS ARE CHICKEN NUGGETS!!
Chicken nuggets don't have bones.
@@yudithcaron8053 Exactly. And if they do, it's time to find out what broke down at the meat-packing plant. Or who's missing....
@@yudithcaron8053 “everyone hold up your hands. Whoever’s missing a finger is working overtime with no pay this weekend!”
@@maryanneslater9675 proof that _some_ chicken has fingers...
Ontario resident here! Surprisingly good Ford impresion
4:20 well, you can’t expect the 13 year old migrant children working illegally in the slaughterhouses to pick out every single bone from the meat scraps, can you?
"We shall go on to the end. We shall poop in France, we shall poop on the seas and oceans, we shall poop on the beaches, we shall poop on the landing grounds, We shall never surrender."
I was gonna go there. 😅
_We have not yet begun to poop._
As a resident of Ontario Canada, the response was funny !!!😂😂😂😂
From poop you came, and to poop you shall return.
Asses to asses, butt to butt.
Of course you do find the occasional kangaroo in the Czech Republic; after all, it borders directly on Austria!
Kangaroos are native to AUSTRALIA not AUSTRIA😅
@@evatripp7788 It was a geography joke.
'72 Buick: classic! I could live there!
Also boneless: the Great State of Ohio's US Senator's couch.
For now.
HIs writers must have a blast writing his Meanwhile lead-ins. I mean really: the demented skifflejig of news? I almost blew my beer out my nose.
Video starts at 1:35
Thank you so much.
It means so much to me that the Czech Republic finally made it to the Late Show! 😀
"..don't get me started on the beavers."
Awww.. what can't we show our beavers to?
Beavers
The Ohio restaurant in the boneless chicken story is in our hometown :(
How did no one make the argument that just like "Chicken fingers" present the promise of being shaped like fingers as the end-product or chicken nuggets being shaped like nuggets, similarly "boneless" chicken presents a reasonable expectation that the end-product one is getting might possibly be f-king BONELESS??!!
You have my sincere condolences.
Everyone should stay away from that place they probably bribed that so- called court!!! 😠😡👹👹👹👹👺👹👹👹👺👹👹👹
🤞 please be Springfield please be Springfield 😄😄
Was a bit disappointed that you guys didn't realize that our Ontario Premier, Doug Ford, was the older brother of our former Toronto Mayor, Rob Ford. Could have been an even funnier segment had you realized that. The joke possibilities are endless. LOL
They don’t care. Americans do not care that much about Canada, ever.
@@M_SC Yeah, but they really loved Rob for a bit, being the crazy, crack-smoking mayor of Toronto. Was a bit hit on late night shows for a while.
I remembered that. They made a big deal of it at the time when Doug Ford became Premier. It was quite the Canadian scandal.. but hilarious for late night hosts here.
@@erikaswanson7072 See! Someone understands what I'm talking about.
Realizing and caring are two very different things 😊
Regarding the boneless wings with bones, I'm guessing that the Ohio Supreme Court looked at "seedless watermelon" as their comparison for reference.
On the flip side, we are all equally defeated and embarrassed that Thug Ford is still in office....
Makes sense, apparently we're also not supposed to expect Supreme Court justices to have spines.
It's not Canadians and not residents of Wasaga pooping on the beach........
"Then what's the point of anything" pretty much sums is up
"skifflejig" is a new word for me
2:28
This is an 80's sitcom waiting to happen.
Don't say that, the Drew Carey Show was nearly unwatchable
I was wondering what that kangaroo did to be sent to prison.
He bounced a Czech.
I am sorry to inform you, but all zoo's are prisons.
Grand theft by way of pouch
Was too close to the infamous, elusive Joey Hoppa. Jumped at the chance to prove loyalty by taking a deal. The charges were related to pouch trafficking.
The kangaroo is named Jerry.
So you're asking, "what did Jerry do?"
Spread misinformation on social media
Jerry was framed for the pouch trafficking charges
#StrongerTogether 😬
I agree with you Stephen what the fuck is the point, Coffee with chicken BONE??
Thank you, Stephen; you keep me going! 🤣
Missed . . . REALLY missed MEANWHILE . . . Meanwhile . . . Great you're back with it💯🤣
United we stand Stephen, divided we fail. Quess chicken bones win 😅
"In Ohio, Wings bone you!" - Yakov Smirnoff (probably). Also, missed a quality opportunity to say that in Ohio stickless hotdogs may contain sticks.
I'm Cambodian and it almost took me a second to realize what Stephen was describing in the beginning. 😂 I commend you for trying at the pronunciation, Stephen!
Spooning a possum 🤣🤣🤣
I need to remind everyone that Doug Ford is the TWIN BROTHER of the infamous "crack smoking mayor of Toronto." Also, *not having public washrooms is a deliberate choice* that Toronto makes. Even in public parks, there is usually only one washroom for 1000's of weekend attendees. Wouldn't want the poors to be in public spaces too long, doncha know....
Doug Ford is the brother of our infamous former mayor Rob Ford. I know, God save us.
The reveal of that Mississippi attorney made me laugh out loud.
This just in: Ohioans are getting boned!
If someone is expecting their wings to be boneless and scarfs them down in a hurry, bone and all, that could actually be dangerous
Ohio Supreme Court- JD’s classmates no doubt.😂😂😂😂😂
The Ford Family really is a stain on our Canadian society bahahaha first his brother Rob and now Douglas
Stephen, I’m with you re the Ohio Supreme Court.
You have hereby filed an amicus OP in the pending case of Colbert v OSDC. (Ohio Supreme...ly Dumb Court).
...to which this comment has been appended.
Thank you for standing up to the Ohio Supreme Court 5:08 thank you for standing up for boneless chicken being boneless. Un-flipping-believable.
Un-couch-cushion-flippin-believable 😏😏
Spooning an opossum? There goes the chance to say 'spooning a dead bear in central park'.
How would the dead bear play harmonica while Stephen dances?
Because according to RFK, he knows science well enough to reanimate the bear
Cats everywhere:
_Humans, if you're going to poop in sand, cover it!_
These aren’t Canadians doing this.
Got to be illegal migrants from the USA then
Bless your heart, Ohio Supreme Court 😶
What heart?
Colbert was on fire 🔥
"Boneless Chicken may contain bones" ... what's next?? Calling people with a spine 'Spineless'??
😉😂😅
Ohio being Ohio... Rusty Florida
It's so hard to stick up for Ohio when we keep doing crap like this...
That was the best meanwhile intro that I've heard for the last couple of years.
The vegetarian line is accurate. My only night in Chicago, all I wanted was a deep dish pizza, and I ordered a margherita, which I'm pretty sure is meant to be the same ingredients no matter where you go. But this one came with pepperoni.
Fun fact: in Germany, a pizza that comes with "pepperoni" (although spelled "peperoni") would still be considered vegetarian. In English you would refer to it as "chili". However, the pizza would not be advertised as a "margherita".
Well this world's all sorts of confusing. At least we've got Google Translate. That app's a godsend.
@@Max.Paprika "At least we've got Google Translate. That app's a godsend."
Yeah. But Google translate is not perfect. It can lead to even more confusions :D
@@johncatty6560in English we would refer to a pepperoni pizza as chilli?!?!? No, we would absolutely not. What are you talking about
@@M_SC "in English we would refer to a pepperoni pizza as chilli?!?!? No, we would absolutely not. What are you talking about"
Read my comment again: where did I state that a "pepperoni pizza" would be called "chili" in English? I stated that the German word "peperoni" (not "pepperoni pizza") is "chili" in English.
Skiffle-jig of news, that is a great description.
Coach not couch!
Yes, I had already been texted by friends about that lawyer in Mississippi. Did I know what I was about to see? Of course I did. Did it stop me from nearly choking to death laughing upon seeing it again? No. No it did not.
Cleveland's Boneless Thugs N Harmony are mortified at the Ohio ruling.
Official underrated comment
4:35 "Vhat inn tha fach issz a semmi-beinless ham? - Carlin"
I thought he would make the kangooroo aussie breakdance moves from Olympics joke in here when he talked about that kangooroo escaping prison
😂
That Ohio court ruling is almost as ridiculous as the Alabama court ruling that frozen embryos are children... Stupid is as stupid does.
Uh oh. Portiongate is coming to Starbucks. 😂
Moron coffee drinkers already pay extra for a large ICED coffee that contains less than the contents of a medium because of all the ICE.
Portions is a strong word when it comes to Starbucks 😬