Checking your loiscence for pizza, average UK thing now
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aside from the topic at hand, is that what people actually eat?never seen so many goyslopwords together
TIL Pizza Hut still exists in the UK.
Seems like the wrong choice to order a Margherita pizza at the Hut of all places.
Margherita pizzas are almost always a disappointment. But at least it makes more sense to order one somewhere more bougie if you're going that route.
I ordered a Margherita pizza in Germany last year. Highly disappointing. In America we call it a cheese pizza. It was closer to Pizza Hut cheese pizza than anything I've had in the states called Margherita.
And yeah to the higher level topic, if this surprises you, I think you'd be shocked at a lot of people's diet. All those massively obese who swear they can't lose weight because of genetics? This is their dinner. I've seen it firsthand too many times and I've gotten to the point I'm just not interested in eating the mass of cheese and cardboard they will have.
I order something like this occasionally, when I want to eat something that tastes good even if it's crap. Maybe once every four months or so? Then it usually lasts me a couple days. I wouldn't do it regularly.
I wonder what they are looking at the passport for? To make sure that white British citizens aren't appropriating Italian culture? Not that the Italians would claim anything on that order as food.
"Saurey, British citizen unless you have a pizza loicense this pizza is for Muzzies only."
I forget how much the Orks in 40k have cockney accents.
First thought was maybe that alcohol was being delivered with the order.
Second was loss prevention for the gig drivers that the guy they hand it to was the guy that paid for it.
Another dystopian attack from the UK today :
max transfer of £800 or it may be delayed :
https://x.com/foreverscept/status/1950620511962333580
Even the Fags are upset.
I wonder if they have some "AI" (or just plain old regex) checking the order for alcohol in addition to or instead of a manual database. Or maybe they outsourced the database to someone who thought "Margherita" automatically means alcohol.