4 people who fail at life

[Miramonti]

 

[calvinbiss]

Maybe they knew that the $16 option was still a good deal, and didn't need/want to waste all the food that came with the $10 options, so they opted for the $16. Maybe those four people are the most sensible and don't just do something based on a direct comparison of the two options.

 

[Fritzo]

Math is a bit off there.

 

[Miramonti]

Maybe they knew that the $16 option was still a good deal, and didn't need/want to waste all the food that came with the $10 options, so they opted for the $16. Maybe those four people are the most sensible and don't just do something based on a direct comparison of the two options.

Make that 5.

 

[rcpratt]

Some people, you know, like cheesy garlic bread. Unless the cheesy garlic bread is less than $6.

 

[gorcorps]

Make that 5.

 

[Miramonti]

Some people, you know, like cheesy garlic bread. Unless the cheesy garlic bread is less than $6.

$3 (altho this is a coupon)

 

[Schfifty Five]

I want some pizza now.

 

[AstroManLuca]

Maybe they knew that the $16 option was still a good deal, and didn't need/want to waste all the food that came with the $10 options, so they opted for the $16. Maybe those four people are the most sensible and don't just do something based on a direct comparison of the two options.

That reminds me of a time a few months ago when I was at the grocery store. I needed to buy some cottage cheese. I don't go through it very fast. They had big 16 oz containers for like $4, and it was buy one get one free. I ended up getting a single 8 oz container instead for $3.69 or something. Really debated getting 4x as much for basically the same price, but I didn't want to have to throw out good food.

It always happens too. Whenever that store puts sour cream or cottage cheese on sale, it's always the huge containers ONLY.

 

[swanysto]

A pizza and cheezy bread is normally a $40 value? Ouch.

 

[rudeguy]

I want some pizza now.

I want cheesy garlic bread

 

[Red Squirrel]

lol that's funny.

I have a really bad pizza habit now that I work shifts. Whenever I work through the weekend, I end up ordering a pizza since I can't get out of the building, and it's the cheapest take out food for what you get.

 

[Schfifty Five]

They must have had those things reversed.

It would make sense that the two 18 in pizzas cost $16 while the 14 in + CGB is $10.

However, while the $40 reg price tag makes sense for the 2x 18" pizzas...the $40 reg price for 14" + CGB does not. lol.

 

[Newbian]

I want some pizza now.

This so screw you op.

 

[rudeguy]

This so screw you op.

if we all chip in $5.33, we're all set

 

[Howard]

Maybe they knew that the $16 option was still a good deal, and didn't need/want to waste all the food that came with the $10 options, so they opted for the $16. Maybe those four people are the most sensible people without refrigerators and don't just do something based on a direct comparison of the two options.

fixed

 

[QueBert]

A pizza and cheezy bread is normally a $40 value? Ouch.

Pizza can be stupidly expensive at mom and pop places. And they'll survive because people blindly chirp out shit about how any mom and pop pizza joint will be 1,000x better than any chain. When you have people who support any place that's not a chain because that magically that makes them better. I have one around my way where a large pizza with a half off coupon they offer once in a while still runs you $18. Garlic Bread there's $8 and Garlic Cheese Bread I believe's $11. Even without coupons the place stays uber packed. My roommate a few weeks ago ordered a large pizza, a 2 liter of soda. and like 8 wings that weren't even that big. It cost him 52 bucks.

I've had the pizza, it's possibly slightly better than Pizza Hut, maybe. But it's about 3.5x the price.

 

[Howard]

Pizza can be stupidly expensive at mom and pop places. And they'll survive because people blindly chirp out shit about how any mom and pop pizza joint will be 1,000x better than any chain. When you have people who support any place that's not a chain because that magically that makes them better. I have one around my way where a large pizza with a half off coupon they offer once in a while still runs you $18. Garlic Bread there's $8 and Garlic Cheese Bread I believe's $11. Even without coupons the place stays uber packed. My roommate a few weeks ago ordered a large pizza, a 2 liter of soda. and like 8 wings that weren't even that big. It cost him 52 bucks.

I've had the pizza, it's possibly slightly better than Pizza Hut, maybe. But it's about 3.5x the price.

You're not a very pleasant individual.

 

[Oil]

Pizza can be stupidly expensive at mom and pop places. And they'll survive because people blindly chirp out shit about how any mom and pop pizza joint will be 1,000x better than any chain. When you have people who support any place that's not a chain because that magically that makes them better. I have one around my way where a large pizza with a half off coupon they offer once in a while still runs you $18. Garlic Bread there's $8 and Garlic Cheese Bread I believe's $11. Even without coupons the place stays uber packed. My roommate a few weeks ago ordered a large pizza, a 2 liter of soda. and like 8 wings that weren't even that big. It cost him 52 bucks.

I've had the pizza, it's possibly slightly better than Pizza Hut, maybe. But it's about 3.5x the price.

No. Just no