Better racism, less pizza, Papa Johns

No, Ball State. He did grew up in Jeffersonville, Ind., which is right across the Ohio River from Louisville.

 

Fuck that.

Eat steak for that money.

People have no money for taxes or the poor but can spend 17 on a personal pizza? I hope you live in the middle of a major metro.

 

People have no money for taxes or the poor but can spend 17 on a personal pizza? I hope you live in the middle of a major metro.

I'd actually want to hear more about the $17 personal pan pizza.

 

I went to Friday's in Times Square once. It was the only place we could get in. Which I imagine is why people eat at those places. Everything there cost three times as much as it does at our local branch. New York is awesome for many reasons. Its prices are not one. And, yes, it sucked having to go to Friday's there. Paying out the ass for airport food is not fun.

 

1. No one likes to pay taxes no matter how much or how little he/she makes.
B. I'm not eating a $17 steak. If I want to eat steak inexpensively, I'll make it at home, but I'm not trusting a restaurant steak at $17.

 

I have no problem paying $17 for a pizza ... but it had better be a full meal. Which I don't consider a personal pan pizza to be.

 

A common refrain here in KC when people decide to have BBQ at Dickey’s or Bandana’s or some other sacrilege.

 

You get what I’m saying though. You’re a sucker if you are spending 17 on a pizza that cost $2 to make.

$10 for a 12 inch. Sure. I’d even go to 12.

$17?

Sheeeeeeet

 

You mean Little Caesars.

 

What is a berg?

 

If you can walk a few blocks, not even a quarter mile, you'd be able to get into many other places.

 

There's a local pizza place a few blocks from my house. Family run, small, and the quality is quite good. I can get a large Margarita pizza, all fresh, with Italian sausage added, for $20. $17 for personal pan? Bah.