people who pay full price for corporate pizzas and complain about it are hilarious.
you obviously have internet access. there is no excuse to pay so much. Use their website. Install their app. Even in the 90s pre-internet there were an endless supply of flyer-coupons/discounts.
Full price is a tax on stupid, gullible or the lazy. You paid the lazy tax. š¤·āāļø
That all said: yes, the lazy tax / full price prices are insane. I have no idea why anyone would pay them, especially with the difference coupons makes.
also: 1) tipping is a good thing to do 2) if you canāt afford to tip, donāt tip. If you can, do. I donāt factor BS into prices and complaints.
Edit: sorry not trying to blame you, you wouldnāt know they do it this way, but they have extra high prices with really good coupons that are always active and can be used over and over. The best is the mix and match for $6.99.
I expect that kind of price from a real pizza place; not from Dominos, Pizza Hut or Little Caesars. None of those pizzas are worth even half this ridiculous price. Theyāre good (not great, but pretty decent) for $5-6. Theyāre awful for anything more.
We order dominos kinda regularly. Check their coupons next time. I can tell you that Iāll get a large 5 topping, stuffed cheesy bread and wings for that price or cheaper. And Iām your friendly neighbor to the west, not in a major or midsized area.
This is pretty much true of any of the large pizza chains. Watch the specials, use coupons, take advantage of discounts for things like ordering through the app or texting (because reasons). Itās dumb, but you have to play their game to get a decent price.
That said, I canāt fault OP at all. Trying to grab a quick meal for a kid means you canāt spend the time to piss around and try to get a better deal.
Damn, thatās lame! Dominoās used to be cheaper than Pizza Hut and decent pizza. Iād be annoyed too. If not for the sensitivity to food smells, youād have saved money!
Not particularly helpful for you, but this seemed like the thread to chime in that in general with pizza, itās always MUCH better to go big. Pi*r^2^, folks. A single 14" Dominos is already pretty much identical to two 10" mediums, and thatās only if you like to eat the crust. Always do your math by dollars per area, not diameter.
This is why I always get a Costco 18" pizza for $10 every time I'm at the store. Yes, the pizza quality is not great, but neither are any of these other chains that charge 3x (or more) for less pizza of similar quality.
WinCo actually has good pizza for not only hella cheap, they will accept food stamps for them by selling you an uncooked pie and then offering to cook it for free after you pay.
It could be the āhavenāt been able to eat solid foods myself in over a monthā, but this post just reminded me of my favorite order from dominos thatād usually cover me for a couple nights
Cheesy breadsticks and a large thincrust with fixins, and now Iām doing the Homer Simpson drool, yes it was garbage pizza but it was good tasting garbage pizza to a lonely college student!
Almost a year, not over a month. Well, technically thatās over a month, but yeah, it sucks not being able to eat when food is one of the most important things in pretty much every culture (unsurprisingly). You literally cannot escape food. Itās everywhere. Restaurants, supermarkets, billboards, you name it. And when you canāt eat it, itās just torture. Especially if you really want to eat it, which I do.
Iāve started craving nostalgic foods for myself as a coping mechanism, for me itās being unable to keep anything down save for like 2 things consistently
1-2 people ordering out doesnāt make sense anymore sadly. Itās just too expensive. You need 4+ people typically dividing the cost to justify it now.
Sadly, I do order from crap places like this more than I would like to admit. Key these days to keeping semi low prices or get more food for the price is to have an account and order from the app. You can see all the deals and pick one that may work best for you. Some places are better than others. Most of Dominoās is a scam because the deal price should just be the real price. It basically penalizes people who donāt go out of their way. Good luck next time!
I told my wife about the price and she said, āyou should have used the coupons on the app!ā And I was like, āwhy would I have the app? I almost never order pizza and I donāt want them harvesting my data when I do.ā So I guess thatās the trade-off now. Your data for lower prices.
I went to check the prices here in Iceland for a similar order to find to my complete surprise that your order was slightly more expensive, when I expected it to be half the local price. Thatās crazy.
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