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The consensus seems to be that the current Pizza hutt sucks compared to the old onePizza Hut, Pizza Hut, we pledge ourselves to thee!
The consensus seems to be that the current Pizza hutt sucks compared to the old onePizza Hut, Pizza Hut, we pledge ourselves to thee!
I think that the difference is more that my standards at least have shifted.The consensus seems to be that the current Pizza hutt sucks compared to the old one
I think thats city living period. I remember the suburbs in the 90's being filled with chains and very few independent places.I feel like in the 90's if you weren't in a Pizza City you probably weren't getting good pizza outside of the major chains. Maybe it's cause I eventually moved to a college town (one with a well-earned reputation for the munchies, if you catch my drift) but it seems like since the mid 00's you can't walk down the street without tripping over a local pizza joint.
If you liked Greek-style pizza or South Shore bar pizza, you had a variety of options for take out on Cape Cod in the 90s, in addition to Papa Gino's, Pizza Hut, and Domino's. That might be a function of it being a vacation spot, but we were spoiled for choice with a lot of different options.I think thats city living period. I remember the suburbs in the 90's being filled with chains and very few independent places.
New England also has a lot of history with creating the American style of pizza, via local restaurants, which I suspect changes things somewhat.If you liked Greek-style pizza or South Shore bar pizza, you had a variety of options for take out on Cape Cod in the 90s, in addition to Papa Gino's, Pizza Hut, and Domino's. That might be a function of it being a vacation spot, but we were spoiled for choice with a lot of different options.
Here are a few signs I've seen around Los Angeles. I'm easily amused.I have questions
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New England also has a lot of history with creating the American style of pizza, via local restaurants, which I suspect changes things somewhat.