Posted on 11/01/2007 2:46:27 PM PDT by bruinbirdman
Coincidence...
>>Note: Food prices are not included in inflation calculations.<<
Neither is the cost of buying a home, making the numbers completely meaningless.
Domino’s makes one bland, NASTY pizza.
Let me fix that for you: "Food prices are not included in inflation calculations that do not include food prices."
“one bland, NASTY pizza”
Which one is it?
The customer is just going to have to eat it on this one.
10,000 years from now, when archaeologists did that bra up, what kinds of study grants do you suppose they’ll be asking for?
all of them
LOL! Ain’t that the truth. I was back in PA about 2 months ago staying with some relatives and they wanted to get some pizza. I thought fantastic, now I can get some good pizza (Denver is a good pizza free zone, meaning no good pizza here). I figured yeah, Louigi’s, Gino’s or some good old wop name pizza place. They came home with Pizza Hut with that Dow chemical cheese inside the outer crust. What a bummer.
How hard is it to make a decent Pizza?
I find myself in front of a Dominos pizza about once every 8 years and it and always tastes like cardboard and usually ends up right in the trash.
How these places get repeat customers and stay in business is beyond me.
“...what kinds of study grants do you suppose they’ll be asking for?”
Grants to study “Smart, Sexy Women from Wisconsin,” LOL!
Remember your “nasty and bland” crack? If it ain’t bland it won’t sell on a national level. To me the pizza sauce is 98% of a great pizza. Good spicy sauce. Won’t find that at any national pizza chain. Even in Chicago with all the WOPS there and great pizza these knock off national chains still have tons of stores there. Freakin nuts.
Yeah, I know “Bland” sells. That’s why i can never get a decent bowl of chilli anywhere.
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