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what ever happened to little ceasars pizza ?

nope we have one out by my house. $7.99 for a large pizza AND an order of CRAZY! bread! gonna get a few of them for our party on saturday night! 😀 mmmmmmmmm little ceaser's mmmmmmmmm
 
Corporate's still in business...I suppose they extended too far and had to contract. The pizza market is loaded with various players and Little Caesars Pizza isn't exactly top of the food chain.
 


<< Corporate's still in business...I suppose they extended too far and had to contract. The pizza market is loaded with various players and Little Caesars Pizza isn't exactly top of the food chain. >>


They filled a niche though...someone had to be the Costco of pizza-selling
 
They still own the Tigers and Red Wings in Detroit, so they can't be doing too badly.
If they needed capital, they could raise 200+ million real fast.
 
They used to have good pizza, I swear in 1990 they had better pizza than any other delivery company like them(Dominos, Pizza Hut etc)
 


<< I swear in 1990 they had better pizza than any other delivery company like them(Dominos, Pizza Hut etc) >>



LH that would be difficult as Little Ceasers NEVER DELIVERED.
 


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<< I swear in 1990 they had better pizza than any other delivery company like them(Dominos, Pizza Hut etc) >>


LH that would be difficult as Little Ceasers NEVER DELIVERED. >>


Ahhh...but they did 🙂

Don't you remember the commercials of their drivers practicing ringing doorbells?
 


<< They still own the Tigers and Red Wings in Detroit, so they can't be doing too badly. If they needed capital, they could raise 200+ million real fast. >>



If they owned the Lions they would be in deep $hit 😉

Ausm
 


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<< Corporate's still in business...I suppose they extended too far and had to contract. The pizza market is loaded with various players and Little Caesars Pizza isn't exactly top of the food chain. >>


They filled a niche though...someone had to be the Costco of pizza-selling >>



costco pizza is farkin great.. better than lil caes... but their crazy bread is soooo good.
 


<< Ahhh...but they did

Don't you remember the commercials of their drivers practicing ringing doorbells?
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They did? no i don't remember those commercials. i just remember driving to lil ceasers all the time. first time i went to lil ceasers was lik 1986 so i don't remember anything about them before that.


 


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<< Ahhh...but they did
Don't you remember the commercials of their drivers practicing ringing doorbells?
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They did? no i don't remember those commercials. i just remember driving to lil ceasers all the time. first time i went to lil ceasers was lik 1986 so i don't remember anything about them before that. >>


It was toward the end of Little Ceaser's days as a big player in the pizza market...probably 98 or so...
 
All I could find:

"We take all the necessary precautions not to endanger our drivers," said Pat Buck, president of Saco Corporation, which owns the local Little Ceasar's franchise. "We are not going to jeopardize an employee over a pizza. We call the customer back and apologize."

From a 6 Jan 99 article in some random paper
 


<< LH that would be difficult as Little Ceasers NEVER DELIVERED. >>



Funny, they have always delivered in Canada and still do.
 


<< They still own the Tigers and Red Wings in Detroit, so they can't be doing too badly. >>

Yeah, and the owner [of little ceaser's] plans on building a giant cucifix in downtown detroit, I guess it's going to be the biggest one in the world.
 
They all used to deliver, they started out as delivery and take out. Then most of the franchises dropped delivery. I remember, having it delivered one week then, they just up and stopped delivery.
 
Little Caesars use to deliver. The Mankato, MN store was the first to deliver pizza.....a few years before corporate decided to go ahead with deliver. I was one of the first drivers for them. I became good friends with the owners of the Southern Minnesota stores. Seems that a lot of the store owners are families owning a half dozen to a dozen stores. Well, after becoming good friends with the family after eating and drinking in their dine-in buffet restaurant/bar (Bet you didn't know that either. There were three LC restaurant/bars in the country in the early 90s), I decided to moonlight for them as they started off testing the delivery market waters. LC tacked on $2 extra for deliver and that was given directly to delivery drivers who punched off the clock to deliver the pizza. I made some good money back then when I "stacked" the deliveries to a dorm. 30 minute round trip, 4 deliveries @ $2=$8 for 1/2hour. Back in the early 90s that was some sweet, easy money.
 
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