Is this place still open?

[Nickhead]

It's six minutes in, and the pizza has yet to hit the oven? I guess with only two employee's, one being a reerun, it does make it difficult.

[Frazod]

The last time I ate at the local Pizza Hut, which was probably 16-17 years ago, we ordered a pan pizza. It was so grease soaked that when I picked it up the first piece by the crust, the rest of the slice drooped straight down and all the toppings slid off in the pan. It was nasty.

I think that location is actually still open. No idea how; especially in the Chicago area, where there are local pizzerias everywhere and most of them are at least very good.

[KCUnited]

Originally Posted by Simply Red

The only thing they ever had worth a shit was their BBQ beef pizza, and they discontinued that. They're dead to me.

Oh man, good call. I had forgotten about that one. It was enjoyable.

[underEJ]

Ha ha! I worked at Pizza Hut back in that era during high school. I never ate or would eat a pan pizza. So disgustingly oily. I always made myself a meal with the garlic bread instead of crust. And there is something very unfamiliar about this portrayal. As a female, it would have had to be a damn emergency for me to be allowed to make a pizza. Girls in the front of house, boys in the kitchen! I guess they made this in 1988 though and in 1987 a bunch of male employees complained about being stuck in the back and unable to earn tips so they had to change the policy. Discrimination goes both ways!

[Rain Man]

I liked their stuffed crust pizza, but they won't deliver to my house any more. Their web site says that I'm out of their service area, even though I'm a 9-minute drive from one of the places. I even e-mailed them through the web site to ask about this, and they e-mailed back saying, 'if the web site says no, then no'.

I find it really odd. I live in the middle of a big city and there are eight Pizza Hut restaurants within five miles of me, yet they've shut me out.

[tatorhog]

The town I live in doesn't have one, but each of the three neighboring towns do. Each are dine-in and do lunch buffet. we'll eat buffet every couple of months. Its usually after we talk ourselves into it not being as bad as we remembered so we go back. Then the cycle restarts and its a couple more months before we start wondering if its good again.

[Halfcan]

Originally Posted by Bob Dole

Is it bad that 40 years later I remember how many pepperonis go on a medium pizza?

How many?

[Bob Dole]

Originally Posted by Halfcan

How many?

24.

[xbarretx]

Originally Posted by Simply Red

The only thing they ever had worth a shit was their BBQ beef pizza, and they discontinued that. They're dead to me.

I LOVED the bigfoot pizza..... LOVED IT!!!!!!

[Frazod]

I actually like the little personal pan pizzas. Those are pretty tasty.

[Bob Dole]

I worked at one for 3 years in high school. We were pretty much the only sit down restaurant in town after 9pm, so we’d get slammed after Friday night football games. Got to experience my first armed robbery there. Good times.

There used to be franchise stores and company stores, and they had slightly different spec sheets. The franchise I worked for had stores in Wichita, Ft. Scott and Nevada,MO. I worked at both Nevada and Ft. Scott. Thankfully there was a KFC and a Taco Tico next to them respectively so we weren’t stuck eating pizza every day.

[Flying High D]

[QUOTE=Frazod;14498139] It was nasty.

Sometimes Nasty is good.

[Flying High D]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

I liked their stuffed crust pizza, but they won't deliver to my house any more. Their web site says that I'm out of their service area, even though I'm a 9-minute drive from one of the places. I even e-mailed them through the web site to ask about this, and they e-mailed back saying, 'if the web site says no, then no'.

I find it really odd. I live in the middle of a big city and there are eight Pizza Hut restaurants within five miles of me, yet they've shut me out.

No means no.

[Flying High D]

Pizza Hut > Pittsburgh Defense

[Dayze]

Originally Posted by Bob Dole

I worked at one for 3 years in high school. We were pretty much the only sit down restaurant in town after 9pm, so we’d get slammed after Friday night football games. Got to experience my first armed robbery there. Good times.

There used to be franchise stores and company stores, and they had slightly different spec sheets. The franchise I worked for had stores in Wichita, Ft. Scott and Nevada,MO. I worked at both Nevada and Ft. Scott. Thankfully there was a KFC and a Taco Tico next to them respectively so we weren’t stuck eating pizza every day.

you got to meet Von Miller?