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Who wouldn't want to finance warm cardboard?
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this post was submitted on 07 Nov 2023
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You know your life has gone to shit when you have to finance a pizza.
But most importantly, whichever corporate honchos thought preying on the ultra-poor was a decent thing to do and authorized this scheme should know they're worthless human beings.
Probably related to the high prices of delivery services. Maybe people wouldn't think about financing a pizza if the cost wasn't tripled by delivery.
I don't use any delivery service, and I can drive 5 minutes over to Little Caesar's and get a pizza for about $6, or I can go to Pizza Hut and pick up a better pizza for about $10. But I hear that other people pay vastly higher prices for their unhealthy fast food when they use delivery services.
Most pizza places offer free delivery. Don't use fucking Uber Eats to order a pizza.