08-23-2020, 09:39 AM
and I was just starting to like graylocks again.... :confused: ;-)
Back in the early 1970's, Little Caesar's was OK, almost bordering on decent, but it was cheap and convenient. When cheap and convenient were no the longer headliners of pizza qualifications, somewhere in the mid/late 70's, I pretty much forgot about the diminutive, togaed, pizza tosser until he showed up again in conjunction w/ Baby Buzz's apré-sports team feedings. That was after a hiatus approaching three decades. Somewhere, somehow, and sometime along that stretch, L'il Mr. Caesar lost his pizza making mojo, in a seriously big way.
Now, if by some chance his pizza near the Atlantic is somewhere close to what it was here, near the Pacific close to fifty years ago, I can let peeps enjoy it without critique. But, if they've got the same crap they're serving here, back there, I don't know how they've got the stones to even call it "pizza". I *REALLY* hope it's better back there than it is out here, cuz even our ever-growing homeless population won't eat that stuff if you buy it for them.
OTOH, pizza is one of Costco's best perks, right up there w/ the $5 roasted chickens....
both of which the local homeless will happily scarf up.
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Back in the early 1970's, Little Caesar's was OK, almost bordering on decent, but it was cheap and convenient. When cheap and convenient were no the longer headliners of pizza qualifications, somewhere in the mid/late 70's, I pretty much forgot about the diminutive, togaed, pizza tosser until he showed up again in conjunction w/ Baby Buzz's apré-sports team feedings. That was after a hiatus approaching three decades. Somewhere, somehow, and sometime along that stretch, L'il Mr. Caesar lost his pizza making mojo, in a seriously big way.
Now, if by some chance his pizza near the Atlantic is somewhere close to what it was here, near the Pacific close to fifty years ago, I can let peeps enjoy it without critique. But, if they've got the same crap they're serving here, back there, I don't know how they've got the stones to even call it "pizza". I *REALLY* hope it's better back there than it is out here, cuz even our ever-growing homeless population won't eat that stuff if you buy it for them.
OTOH, pizza is one of Costco's best perks, right up there w/ the $5 roasted chickens....
both of which the local homeless will happily scarf up.
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