Mrs. Burger is a mother of two children, Joe and Steve. Whenever they go out, Joe, anelementary student, insists on going to Fast Foods Friendly to get a Happy Box kids' meal, whichcomes with a burger, fries, soda, and a cool toy as part of its promotion. And Joe would becomeirate if he could not have it. On the other hand, a high school student, Steve, often leaves theschool premises for lunch with his friend. He usually super-sizes the value meal to get the coolcup, as advertised. However, Mrs. Burger complained about the high-calorie content in thesemeals, which exceeds the recommended daily nutritional intake of 600-700 calories for kids'meals and 2000 calories for teenagers. Moreover, the fat and sugar content also exceed the dailyrecommended allowance. Consequently, she filed a claim against Fast Foods Friendly fornegligent advertising and pure negligence, which she believes has contributed to her children'sobesity