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Speaking of, bush got his watch jacked…
and of course the white house comes up with a bull*edited* barely legitimate cover up…
rainefardreamer said:
why do you have to cover up a watch stealing?is it a james bond watch?
if so then i can see why
Cause, it was a gift from the oil companies. It’s made of 24k gold and 100% human back-bone.
man, human backbone? sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet, i’ve always wanted one of those, but it doesn’t go well with my skin tone
rainefardreamer said:
man, human backbone? sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet, i’ve always wanted one of those, but it doesn’t go well with my skin toneYah! Built off the hard labor of the oil-workers and the american blue-collar workers.
Don’t pay any attention to the bullet holes in the bone though….Sounds like a pretty sweet watch. I figure that gold and human bone probably looks pretty good together.
i wanna *edited* on you….. yes i do, Drip Drip Drip…..
The only thing to make my life complete is to turn your face into a toilet seat…. i wanna *edited* on you…
But Dominoes delivers. They said so on their commercials…
Or do they lie? Horrible vicious evil lies…?
Kuros said:
Cost money for delivery. Free for me to go get it.are you walking their? then its not free
rainefardreamer said:
5 for a medium one topping, what a dealuntill you find how much it cost them to make…
It actually costs a lot of money to make a pizza. Look at the cost of just a little bit of cheese at the grocery store…Then add on all the other stuff that goes in. And yes, I can walk to Dominoes from here.
How much it costs each Dominoes store to buy their goods is considerably less than what you think, Kuros. They buy it all in bulk and because they buy so much they’re able to get it at a ridiculously low cost. It probably costs them ~$1-2 to make the Pizza in goods because of the bulk amount they get each time a shipment comes in, if it is even that high.
Economics ftw.
Again, you’d be surprised how much it costs them to make a pizza. Trackpad used to order for a pizza shop, and he knows all about it. You should ask him about it sometime.
Considering how much they probably make though, I’m sure the profits generally outweigh the costs.
At least one would assume so since they are still in business.
Oh of course they make money. I’m just saying that it costs them a lot more than you think it would just to make it. Cheese is the primary culprit. Cheese is expensive.
Welll at the restaurant I work at.. Pizza is the chepeast food cost.. It’s cheap for them to make cause the dough costs them only like 10 cents. The cheese yes, is the most expensive but not too bad.. overall like $2 a pizza or somewhere around there.
That is just my experience anyway
Trackpad worked for a small and locally owned pizza restaurant. Dominoes is a national chain and buys much much more than the pizza place that Trackpad worked for. The cost of goods for Dominoes, each location, would be considerably less than the cost of goods for a locally owned pizza restaurant.
Jagr said:
Trackpad worked for a small and locally owned pizza restaurant. Dominoes is a national chain and buys much much more than the pizza place that Trackpad worked for. The cost of goods for Dominoes, each location, would be considerably less than the cost of goods for a locally owned pizza restaurant.I wish I knew everything…why do you go to WCU again?
Hey, if I can know everything by attending WCU where do I sign up? I’m at an engineering school and they taught me really quick I didn’t know *edited*.
Seriously though. Local restaurants making pizza vs Dominoes.
The local restaurant will pay more but generally has much better ingredients. Dominoes is a whoever can provide it cheapest. Who cares if its a little fuzzy when it gets here and is capable of producing penicillin.
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