Does Your Prime have this Sticker about Reduced Load Capacity?

Honda Hybrid Class Action story:
While I actually do believe there is a place for class action lawsuits, there's no question many of them are just get-rich-quick schemes for lawyers. Example: the 2006/2007 Honda Civic Hybrids. (Just the 2006-2007 years). The hybrid batteries Honda used were lemons, and constantly had to be replaced regularly every 2-2.5 years. Honda soon saw this after a couple years, but because California law (and other states that adopt the CA standards) had a 10 year battery warranty, Honda would be on the hook for $$ to keep replacing them all the time. So what did they do?

Sent notice to all 2006/2007 Civic Hybrid owners to bring their cars in for a downgrade, er... "performance repair" -- which pretty much shut off most of the hybrid system of the car. When the car was purchased, it was an active hybrid, and the hybrid meter would often go up to 8-10 bars. Afterwards, 3 was the max (unless accelerating from zero for just a split second). Because.. if you never turn on your flashlight, you won't have to replace the battery, right? If you didn't bring it in, the downgrade was still forced on you, because they would not replace the battery under warranty (when it failed every 2 years) unless you consented to the downgrade. Because of this (it not being anything like the car people originally bought), there were multiple lawsuits (you can google it), including one lady who sued Honda herself and won $10,000 in small claims court, before Honda appealed and won the money back (again, google it for the full story). But there was also a class action suit on it. At first the judge wouldn't allow the initial settlement because -- get this -- those affected (ie, us Honda hybrid owners) weren't even given 1c! Just a coupon, while the lawyers got millions. So the judge rejected it. So, the lawyers simply altered it slightly, giving us Honda owners $100. Whoo-hee. Lawyers got millions (I forget exactly how much, but you can look it up). We got a $100 and a coupon for $500 off a new Honda (like I was going to buy another Honda hybrid after this). So you're not too far off about us getting a coupon or $1 in your joke...

As far as the ice-cream... I sit corrected. But other than a few exceptions like TJs or Costco, almost all of the "half-gallon" ice-creams today really are only 1.75 or 1.5. Of course I think I need to investigate this further. Can you pass the mint-chip, please?