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If your chewing gum is not satisfying enough to you and causes you depression you can consider suing the manufacturer of the chewing gum. You may not believe this but it is true a Canadian lady Elsie C. Pawlow is suing chewing gum company Kraft Canada Inc. for $100,000 because she claims Stride gum has caused her to suffer depression "for 10 minutes".

If your chewing gum is not satisfying enough to you and causes you depression you can consider suing the manufacturer of the chewing gum. You may not believe this but it is true a Canadian lady Elsie C. Pawlow  is suing chewing gum company Kraft Canada Inc.  for $100,000 because she claims Stride gum has caused her to suffer depression “for 10 minutes”.

This Canadian woman Elsie C. Pawlow has filed the lawsuit against Kraft Canada Inc. – which is the parent company of Cadbury Adams, the creator of Stride gum – after her chewing gum allegedly broke into pieces and stuck to her dentures, which led to her spending 10 “depressed” minutes trying to “dig out” the foodstuff in a “disgusting” procedure.

In a $200 statement of claim she alleged that this chewing gum falls apart into little pieces over a period of five minutes and sticks to the dentures.

“ridiculously long-lasting gum” is the punch line of Stride gum in commercials.

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