what its going to be like to order pizza....

[The Quad FaJa]

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[UncleRico]

The sad thing is....as funny as that is...that's exactly how it's going to be like.

[Hoosier Daddy]

give me a break.....

[UncleRico]

give me a break.....

"You just made their list, buddy!"

[boneman]

I thought it's been like that for awhile. When I call Pizza Hut here in Sebring. They read back my number and address that is stored in their systems. They don't know who my employer is, well yea they do but that's because everyone here knows everyone else not because they store that type of data. Personally, I'm glad that I don't have to read off my address everytime I order Pizza which is . . . 5 times a week. Same technology as caller I.D. I believe in a court case awhile back, phone numbers were deemed not to be private information. If it was, the 911 system would not work right.

[UncleRico]

I thought it's been like that for awhile. When I call Pizza Hut here in Sebring. They read back my number and address that is stored in their systems. They don't know who my employer is, well yea they do but that's because everyone here knows everyone else not because they store that type of data. Personally, I'm glad that I don't have to read off my address everytime I order Pizza which is . . . 5 times a week. Same technology as caller I.D. I believe in a court case awhile back, phone numbers were deemed not to be private information. If it was, the 911 system would not work right.

That's why I tip big, they put you in the computer as a big tipper.

NO TIP, I think they spit in your food.

[Loven It]

I thought it's been like that for awhile. When I call Pizza Hut here in Sebring. They read back my number and address that is stored in their systems. They don't know who my employer is, well yea they do but that's because everyone here knows everyone else not because they store that type of data. Personally, I'm glad that I don't have to read off my address everytime I order Pizza which is . . . 5 times a week. Same technology as caller I.D. I believe in a court case awhile back, phone numbers were deemed not to be private information. If it was, the 911 system would not work right.

That's why I tip big, they put you in the computer as a big tipper.

NO TIP, I think they spit in your food.

LMAO!! I deliver pizza in the evenings and the guys there know majority of the addresses we deliver to and will tell me..Oh he is a big tipper, or make your trip to the door real quick or someone will try and jump ya!

On a serious note - pizza delivery is a pretty dangerous job, ya can laugh if ya want to but its the truth! Nothing like pulling up in some of the not so nice areas in Clearwater and seeing 3-4 cops that follow you and stay close to make sure nothing happens to ya!

[SpringHill Riderz]

I thought it's been like that for awhile. When I call Pizza Hut here in Sebring. They read back my number and address that is stored in their systems. They don't know who my employer is, well yea they do but that's because everyone here knows everyone else not because they store that type of data. Personally, I'm glad that I don't have to read off my address everytime I order Pizza which is . . . 5 times a week. Same technology as caller I.D. I believe in a court case awhile back, phone numbers were deemed not to be private information. If it was, the 911 system would not work right.

That's why I tip big, they put you in the computer as a big tipper.

NO TIP, I think they spit in your food.

LMAO!! I deliver pizza in the evenings and the guys there know majority of the addresses we deliver to and will tell me..Oh he is a big tipper, or make your trip to the door real quick or someone will try and jump ya!

On a serious note - pizza delivery is a pretty dangerous job, ya can laugh if ya want to but its the truth! Nothing like pulling up in some of the not so nice areas in Clearwater and seeing 3-4 cops that follow you and stay close to make sure nothing happens to ya!

yeah, a teen was delivering pizza and was jumped here and beat with baseball bats.  I would never be a pizza dude. 

[boneman]

I tip 30% on Pizza deliveries. I know it's alot but I want to be on their good side. My brother used to manage a Pizza place in Clewiston and had to fire a guy he caught letting loose of an oozing drippy hocker on someone's pizza.