Conundrum

[flewellyn]

I've discovered that, as far as take-out/delivered pizza goes, I much prefer Pizza Hut for actual pizza. But, I really prefer Papa John's side items.

This leads to some odd questions, such as...should I order from both sometime? Would that end up being too expensive? What if the two delivery people crossed paths at my door? Would they start doing a ninja fight, Mortal Kombat style? Maybe they should combine their powers sometimes to form a giant pizza and side-item robot?

Oh, puzzlement.

Comments

[creepers58.livejournal.com]

Pizza's sounding really good right now. I'm actually the opposite of you, I love Pizza Hut's breadsticks, but like Papa John's pizza better.

Mmmm, pizza...

[brianamj.livejournal.com]

Papa Johns, in my opinion, has the best thin-crust pizza, but Pizza Hut has the better pan pizza. However, Hungry Howie's kicks both their butts in the crust and breadstick category.

[kyra-neko-rei.livejournal.com]

Maybe they should combine their powers sometimes to form a giant pizza and side-item robot?

*snerk*

[valkyriekaren.livejournal.com]

Pizza Hut in the US doesn't look like greasy cage-scrapings, then? Over here it's vile (yet weirdly popular). Give me a proper Italian pizza anyday - hell, even Pizza Express is better.

[lucretiasheart.livejournal.com]

*shakes head and laughs*

[sunioc.livejournal.com]

Personally, I prefer papa john's. However I usually solve the problem by going with option c: the 24 hour mom and pop place that usually has better food anyways.

[parrhesia.livejournal.com]

Well, all the Pizza Hut pizza I've had here in the US has been pretty scary. As in, if you hold it up, it drips a yellowish liquid, and the crust is rather like a member of the cardboard family.

Flew, if you like thin pizza, have you tried the Kashi frozen pizzas? They are our favorite.

[kyra-neko-rei.livejournal.com]

Y'know, there should really be a community for serious discussion of these types of questions.