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> Who on earth has ever ordered just a "large pizza for pickup"? Without specifying ingredients, type of crust, anything. LOL. All the time. Me: "One large pi
by insaneirish 5y ago
> Who on earth has ever ordered just a "large pizza for pickup"? Without specifying ingredients, type of crust, anything.
LOL. All the time.
Me: "One large pie."
Them: "Anything else?"
Me: "Nope."
Them: "15 minutes."
In NY/NJ, pizza is a language unto itself.
- thehappypm 5y agoEverywhere else is overthinking it. I’m from New Jersey, and I can hardly even imagine that there are places where a normal part of a transaction is specifying a kind of crust!
- jjav 5y agoYes. The best thing about ordering by phone is after a while they just recognize your voice and go "The usual?" and that's it. Much more personal.
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- ozim 5y agoSo we have an app in Europe that is operating in countries I frequent and live/lived. I don't have pizza place that would recognize me by voice because I might order from any place like 1x a year or 2x a year. I love that I can go to most of medium cities and I don't have to drive around searching for food places because I can find them via app, whether I stay with friends or in a hotel and just order food for evening. Then calling on the phone in English is not really a good option, calling using broken local language might be even worse than trying English :) Then payment before order with my app account and card is also super easy and convenient. That said, I think it is not super common use case but that delivery app makes my life a lot easier.