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The bigger question is: Why are there 17 "everything" pizzas, two sausage and pepperoni pizzas and one only cheese pizza for 100 people? And the first 15 people
by vidanay 4y ago
The bigger question is: Why are there 17 "everything" pizzas, two sausage and pepperoni pizzas and one only cheese pizza for 100 people? And the first 15 people eat the three simple pizzas.
- nemo44x 4y agoI know! It’s so annoying. Why are we catering so much to the couple of weirdos that can’t just enjoy a normal pizza like everyone else? Get a bunch of pepperoni, some cheese, and a couple of weirdo ones. I hate showing up to these things a few minutes late and all that’s left is some “white pie” trash or a pizza with so many toppings that it’s incoherent and soggy. I mean fine maybe get some kind of vegan gluten free thing but honestly if you’ve made those choices you sort of sacrificed pizza. Don’t make everyone else suffer. Or give them a salad.
- jwestbury 4y agoSome vegetarian pizzas, perhaps, for those of us who love cheese but not eating animals and/or destroying the environment. :(
- nemo44x 4y agoI already said to include cheese pizzas. Adding some with a variety of vegetables introduces unnecessary scope creep. Now it becomes which vegetables, etc. Vegetarians can have cheese pizzas. You need to keep it simple otherwise you’re back where we started. Most people like pepperoni pizza. Most everyone else is covered with cheese. Vegans can eat a salad. The way this kind of thing is distributed is a power law. There’s a thin tail of weirdos but most everyone fits into the pepperoni/cheese dichotomy. We over optimize for the thin tail of weirdos and this is why we have 30 variations of pizza most people don’t want and only a few good ones that get hoarded immediately. Why must we all suffer because a couple people decided to be difficult?