Make more videos soon dude. Also Shaq Daddy ate the whole pie.

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how fat 💀

Hey dude, you watch company man and airtime thrills. It’s cool seeing you in some great channels, you are truly diversified.

Nah, I'm going to underestimate him. 😈

So true lol! I always hated when companies I worked for would cheap out for Dominos. Papa Johns really was good.

It's funny, because I actually always had a bad opinion of PJs because the franchised location in my hometown always made such terrible pizza (late 90s). But once I moved away, I found most other places made really decent pizza and my opinion has since changed and I actually quite like their stuff.

@@bamafencer12 It was always trash

PJs is still miles ahead of dominos and pizza hut at least in the UK. the latter 2 taste like cardboard frozen junk. They give me 50% offers sometimes but i stay with PJs

Really? That sounds like Pizza Pizza. We don’t have Papa John’s in Canada (at least not in Ottawa). We have some American chains, like Pizza Hut and Domino’s. But we usually go to local (in my case Ottawa) chains like Gabriel’s, or Mr. Mozzarella. But if you had Pizza Pizza at your birthday as a kid, you were the man. That or the Mr. Sub Party Sub. 😂

(Profuse sweating intensifies)

That doesnt mean he ate the whole pizza. You can have just a slice of each to determine the current quality.

it's retarted, as most thing written in twitter and don't serve well for any analysis

Duly noted​@@adamsaldana5462

And no Yum brands taking over and screwing it up.

The ingredients aren’t that good and the food isn’t that good. It’s 90% marketing. The pizzas are equivalent quality to little Caesar’s.

​@@GhostKing6790little Caesars is not as good as Papa johns

​@@joseresendiz9161agreed I'm biased because I've worked at Papa John's for over 2 years though. Our quality did take a small hit when we stopped cutting our own veggies though. Now we get them on the truck and they're alright.

@@GhostKing6790 Incorrect.

Toppers is great!

18 years of getting it completely wrong and still in business!

That’s great I wish it severed in Washington State (Where I am)

There are so many better pizza options than the big 3 or 4 chains.

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This is a nice memory 💜

Those aren't spicy peppers.

@@savagedragon79 I never thought they were, but those classmates I think were from the auto body or auto tech department and not exactly people I associated with an abundance of brains

@@FlinxWeasel LOL they're just pepperoncini. Maybe a little hot if you eat the seeds and all, but definitely nothing worth having a contest over. :D

sounds like having a bread eating contest

I'm currently at GM at Papa John's and yea it's super demanding for right at about 40k

what you're both describing is true across all these chains, i did 2.5 years as a manager at dominos and it's the exact same experience, i was at a low sales store and if we got a bonus at all it was close to the 10k a year range, for $13 an hour pay (in 2019), not many benefits, and more stress than anyone should have to handle

Yeah... last time I ordered a pizza from this hellhole, the dude making it was on his phone while also touching his face and my food. That was five years ago. Haven't had one since.

Very true, there is one right next to my campus

There's one across from my dorm and if you need food at 1am it's the only place open nearby

yeah, way more expensive but way better than Dominos. Pizza Hut is a close second for me

Papa John's delivery fee is $6.50 in my area compared to "cheap" dominoes $8.50. Not to mention you can get a large works (Supreme pizza) for 13.99 at papa johns which is a hefty pizza, vs. A medium 2 topping at dominos 7.99 with skimpy toppings and sauce their pizzas are dry

Yep, today's pizzas are too pricey. However, their pizzas are still mouthwatering.

@@99Doogs fr

There's a reason why they're more expensive... check out the Food Wars video series and learn about all the fucking chemicals Dominos uses, compared to Papa John's which literally just uses 5 ingredients, the only maybe controversial one being soybean oil given the history of Monsanto.

Wow that is a rip off!

@@ninja1man4u No... that's an average Papa John's experience. It's garbage.

Papa John's was my favorite pizza chain back in my single days. But that's exactly why I stopped buying from them. Less toppings and the crust was most of the pizza. I've tried it a few times since but still nothing like what they used to be.

@@nathanielrichards750 I loved 'em in High School... but, then again, I also loved skating across busy intersections on a piece of plywood with four wheels stuck to the bottom back then. Times and tastes change when you mature. It's natural.

i only go for their thin crusts now

Not sure where they stand now (the locations near me closed), but as of like 2017 they were still good. The cheese and dough were always better than other chains and the garlic sauce helped too, but I'm a fan of breaded crust in general. As for pricing, Papa John's was much better priced than Pizza Hut in Chicagoland if you used the promotions on their website. Not sure if Pizza Hut does similar, but I was surprised how expensive it was when my friend ordered it.

That risk is yours to take. Be warned though. I wouldn't waste my money or time.

Their pizza sucks now. Save your money.

True and their sauce is so iffy I go locally now, never chain

@mojodom . . . interesting you noted about Papa Johns skimping on ingredients; as I recall in their TV ad campaign some 20 years ago they promoted themselves with being generous with toppings . . . which flew in the face of reality, as the local PJ was so skimpy with the toppings that it was more in the order of "sprinklings" instead of "toppings."

they did use slices, they are diced now.

The reason why the pizzas are not as thick is because we use a dough spinner instead of hand-stretching.

How about Papa Louie's there's a Papa Louie's pizza in Lawton, Oklahoma

Cheese and bread will be the cornerstone of this utopia

Good analysis

Dominos hasn’t changed in 10 years. It’s fing gross

@@rileycopple7896 they recently changed their pizzas like 2 or 3 years ago

Wrong both times. Pizza Hut will always be superior and dominos is, as you said, definite last, low tier crap.

@@Brandon-bc5um At least Papa John's doesn't have an unnecessary salad bar

I'm sorry to hear that

Sir Porkster your sorry huh?

@@MichaelBoyce-tm2vw Learn to read 💀

That's funny

@@CosmicSatanas_ not really, it's true, my n word with a hard r.

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@ghost mall good, local pizza costs twice as much.

I live in an area where there's almost 2 on every block AND a Dominos. And even then, Dominos is the only national chain that even did well. We had a Little Ceasars for a year and it didn't do well. Of course, it was in a really stupidly small tucked away area. There was a Johns a town over, but it was taken over by a local chain well before 2017.

I can't fathom not having mom and pop pizza shops. Nearest Popa John to me is at least a 30 minutes away. Same with Pizza The Hut. Local places are the only option. And thank God.

@@jxchamb We have so many in my area, I can just walk from my house to one of them quicker than a delivery car.

Try living in a small town in Texas. Pizza is almost non existent down here. San Antonio and El Paso are rated some of the worst pizza cities in America lol. But hey we have the world's best BBQ to that's cool and really solid Mexican food

Same reason as all the others, money

Money

Because cheaper ingredients while selling pizza for the same or a higher price nets more executive profit. Its why everything in the US is shit quality. We are pay up for shit quality food/items so a few douchey billionaires can become trillionaires. And any time we even ask to solve this, we get called communists. This country fucking sucks.

Because John Schatter's no longer in charge.

It’s always sucked

It's all about the leadership at the store level. I lived across a Domino's Pizza in Kalamazoo, Mi. The owner operator was there frequently and got to know his customers. Shouts out Rogers Galloway!!

@@CardShark_Chris My hometown Domino's went to crap after the owner got divorced and his wife got the business. The new owner delivered (she caused higher than normal turnover) and they actually stopped delivering to us because of our "vicious" dog...that would simply walk next to the drivers. Every other driver loved visiting our friendly dog. Being in high school aged I knew most people there and they all hated the new owner. Her daughter took over and it got worse for employees because she was Karen before "Karen" existed.

Ikr. 😅

The John Special was my favorite pizza from any major chain. They obviously got rid of that. Beyond that the overall quality of their ingredients has clearly suffered as well.

And, the service has dropped, too. Everytime I ordered in the past year, they've forgotten paid-for ingredients or delivered the pizzas slid and folded in the box

Their balance sheet says otherwise but what ever.

I dunno their buffalo wings are still the best imo

You’re opinion of the quality of food doesn’t matter. It’s all about sales.

Some things never change

These chains are notorious for taking advantage of younger people, especially men / boys. The managers know that only males will dump trash, mop floors, clean restrooms, do heavy lifting , etc. Girls are only for doing two things: taking orders, and sitting in the back doing paperwork as "managers". Screw those owners who sold out their own sex / race. Let their franchises die slowly as the Millennials refuse to work at menial jobs for a buck.

According to Papa John after his ousting they decreased the quality of their ingredients dramatically, which would account for that.

Wow! You still have a Bojangles? Haven't seen one of those in _years._

@@rareblues78daddy they are all over the place in NC and growing

@@samhainnc9416 Nice!

My biggest problem was the crust. Stuffed crust fixed it, now its the best chain for me.

That how it was when I stayed in Lansing, MI.

@@d.e.carter5129 Yup, Lansing is where I'm talking about

It's really all the same ingredients you get at pizza hut. The sauce is different but I worked at both places and it's all packaged the same they just label the box's different.

Are you the same person that says there is no inflation or the border is secure? They use the cheapest garbage they can find. The pizza is crap. The sign should just be a 🤮 on the wall. I mean seriously there is a reason 3/4 of the stores in my state have shut down.

Is there that much drama yet on KZfaq? I feel like it calmed down quite a bit over the past several years, but I could just not be noticing it.

@@NeutralityTsar some channels yeah. Each channel is a self contained community tho. It's not like Twitter where everyone is always on edge. But some channels thrive on either intercommunity drama or talking about external dramas which in turn causes comment section drama.

I agree. It beats all the big chains by far.

As much as I love Papa John's pizza, I won't support them any longer for axing their delivery drivers in favor of using doordash. When doordash delivers your food is cold.

Some locations do not have the driving staff for every shift so that is when they use DoorDash.

Papa Johns employee here. We do still have first party delivery drivers (at least where I work), but we can call for a DoorDash driver to come and deliver for us if we don’t have a driver that either wants to take it or we just don’t have anyone to take it at all at that moment because they are all on a delivery run at that moment.

​@@VMWashington25 ours had delivery drivers, but got rid of them in favor of doordash. And that's a poor excuse as well, doordash do not have pizza hot bags and on their way to you the pizza gets cold. And plus the people aren't vetted (for all we know it's a felon delivering you your pizza).

​@@matty2icyy I'd rather wait for a first party delivery driver than to have doordash deliver my food, I hate getting cold pizza, every time it's been a doordash driver it's cold pizza.

@@madmax2069 Yeah that’s understandable, we use DoorDash to keep our Out The Door time low. Although I will say some DoorDashers do have hot bags, and if they don’t they will usually ask for one and we will give them one if we have any.

He shouldn't have been ousted. He said an unpleasant truth about the nfl protests being unpopular and hurting sales. And later he used a 'naughty word' while quoting someone else... And for that people decided to destroy the man.

@@SamBrickell That is correct.

@@SamBrickell Steps one and two of the "Four steps for ideological subversion". (Yuri Bezmenov, former KGB Propaganda Agent,1985) Demoralization - this is a process which can take about 15-30 years to perform (a generation). *During this stage, the moral fibre and integrity of the country is put into question, thereby creating doubt in the minds of the people. To do so, manipulation of the media and academia is required to influence young people.* As the younger generation embraces new values, such as Marxism and Leninism, the older generation slowly loses control simply through attrition. *Again, true facts no longer matter during this stage, but rather creating perceptions are of paramount importance.* Communism and Religion Abolished - all religious and metaphysics is rejected. Engels and Lenin agreed that religion was a drug or “spiritual booze” and must be combated. *To them, atheism put into practice meant a “forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions.”* Eliminating American exceptionalism, fundamental change of national identity, structural deconstruction of foundational principles, elimination of religion. *Embedding a new societal design upon the psyche of generations through ideological academia, peer pressure by elites upon academics and society to convince that prior values were inherently flawed, racist, prejudiced etc.* National identity is diluted with aspersions toward historical references. National History is re-written, re-defined, and molded to fit the new intended behavioral model and create the new values. In what is perhaps a most striking passage in the interview, here’s how Bezmenov described the state of a “demoralized” person: “As I mentioned before, exposure to true information does not matter anymore,” said Bezmenov. “A person who was demoralized is unable to assess true information. The facts tell nothing to him. Even if I shower him with information, with authentic proof, with documents, with pictures; even if I take him by force to the Soviet Union and show him [a] concentration camp, he will refuse to believe it, until he [receives] a kick in his fan-bottom. When a military boot crashes his balls then he will understand. But not before that. That’s the [tragedy] of the situation of demoralization.” It’s hard not to see in that the state of many modern Americans. We have become a society of polarized tribes, with some people flat out rejecting facts in favor of narratives and opinions. 2. Destabilization - the purpose of this step is to change the status quo, particularly the country's economy, foreign relations, and defense systems. *The intent is to create a massive government permeating society and becoming intrusive in the lives of its citizens.* This can take from two to five years to perform, again with the active support of academia pushing youth in this direction. *Here, entitlements and benefits are promised to the populace to encourage their support.* Basically, they are bribing the people to accept their programs. Bezmenov claims after this stage is completed, the naive college professors are no longer needed and since they will undoubtedly protest government policies when they discover the truth, they will be disposed of quickly. He cites examples of this occurring in Nicaragua, Grenada, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh. *“[T]he useful idiots, the leftists* who are idealistically believing in the beauty of the Soviet socialist or Communist or whatever system, when they get disillusioned, they become the worst enemies. That’s why my KGB instructors specifically made the point: never bother with leftists. Forget about these political prostitutes. Aim higher. [...] They serve a purpose only at the stage of destabilization of a nation. *For example, your leftists in the United States: all these professors and all these beautiful civil rights defenders. They are instrumental in the process of the subversion only to destabilize a nation. When their job is completed, they are not needed any more.* They know too much. Some of them, when they get disillusioned, when they see that Marxist-Leninists come to power-obviously they get offended-they think that they will come to power. That will never happen, of course. *They will be lined up against the wall and shot.”* Hegelian Dialectic: Problem, Reaction, Solution Create a Marxism problem by using Liberals to destabilize society, cause division (in the name of "diversity, tolerance, inclusion") and also run the economy into the ground. Using reverse psychology, have the majority of the population (not the loud, vocal minority) react negatively to the problem so they will go the opposite direction towards Conservativism. Offer the solution to the problem: Remove Liberals from the equation, labeling them as domestic threats and subverters intent on destroying the US from within. So the pendulum swings, now violently, now slowly; and every institution not only carries within it the seeds of its own dissolution, but prepares the way for its most hated rival. William Ralph Inge "Democracy and the Future" The Atlantic Monthly (March 1922) If we have atheistic, Liberal Marxist "in control" of the current media, corporate, academic and political institutions---What ideology would be the complete opposite that would take its place? (Spoiler: Ultra-Orthodox Religious Conservative Fascism.)

Local brands suck. I prefer Papa John's unless I'm going to a fancier sit-down place. I'd argue the pizzas are more expensive in Korea too.

Update! All of the KZfaq commercials in Korea now have the new logo, but the restaurants themselves (at least in central Seoul) have the old logo on the buildings. Still my favorite "American style" Pizza^^

​@TheSwaggiiBabii Waaaay more expensive. I bought a family size pizza for our last baseball game and it was over 40 bucks! It tasted great, but that is 4 bucks a slice^^ㅋ

Always trust a person that works for the company. That goes along with Joe Biden being a great president.

I also work as a driver for the company. I get given in between 4 (mid) - 10 hour (open) shifts a day. I would do on average 17 deliveries a day, which isn't that bad tbf. It's rather respectable, and I have noticed some stores picked up in revenue, but others remained on a downhill trend because pizzas are quite expensive around the UK. I tried the pizzas, and I'd say they're okay. Nothing to shout about. But definitely not worth the large sums. The salary is alright for me tbf (£9.50/hr + £1.30/delivery + tips) as I'm in Uni. If you can trust my views, that's lovely. Otherwise, I can understand if you don't.

haha yeah cancellation-addict WOrKEr

Same here

I always get LOCAL pizza. (Aside from grabbing a slice from 7-11, I can't remember when I had pizza from a chain!) In Pittsburgh there are TONS of local places. Every neighborhood has several, or dozens (depending on neighborhood size.), I don't even know HOW the chain pizza shops make it here. But I guess there are places around the US that don't have a lot of good local options, So there's the chains.

Why didn't you order online then. I work at a non pizza chain but often times we miss phone calls because we are in the middle of something. There was also a week when the phone wouldn't work so we had to get a new one and I bet we missed dozens of calls.

A lot of pizza places have slowly cut staffing that makes it a waste of time to answer phone calls. Often times customers call and they don't know what they want, they ask you about specials, or find some way to waste valuable time, and it's not like you can just hang up on them. It's infuriating when you're at peak business, hustling, trying to keep everything in order and then you get stuck on the phone with a customer who's taking their sweet time getting their order in. I know Pizza Hut has a call center and you'll get transferred there if we don't answer. If you had a complaint your call would be transferred back to the store with a different ringtone which indicated that it's important, probably a complaint or something we need to resolve. It sucks but companies are going to find subtle ways to cut costs as food and labor costs rise at rapid rates.

@@jakeblack2870 Interestingly, yesterday I just ordered a pizza from Pizza Hut for the first time in awhile and I was surprised that I got what sounded like a call center in India. When I picked up my pizza, I asked the woman at the counter about it because I found it odd. I wasn't mad or rude, but she told me to press the button to be directed to the store if I order anything in the future. She said most people don't want to talk to the call center. I used to work at a pizza place, and on busy nights we'd have a couple people dedicated to taking calls. It's called customer service, and is an important part of running a business. God forbid, the executives take a tiny cut out of their multi-million-dollar salaries to provide a few more jobs for the working-class Americans that keep their business running.

@@NoName-ik2du I never said that I enjoyed it being the way it is with regards to the call center, I'm telling you as a former employee that it's no longer realistic for the employees at chain pizza places to answer phones on a consistent basis. I'm well aware of how frustrating the call center is, not a single employee I've worked with enjoys dealing with the issues they cause. What you need to understand is that these chain restaurants are trying to push you to order online to cut labor costs. I'm assuming you haven't worked in the industry in a while but you don't seem to understand that things change. Don't blame the employees that are prioritizing keeping the store afloat rather than unnecessarily dealing with a customer who could be ordering online. Most chain places no longer have employees whose biggest priority is phones. I was in the industry from 2012-2021 and I've seen this change happen slowly over time. If you're not a fan of it I understand, but there's not much the employees can do about it. You're better off ordering online or better yet finding a local pizza place you enjoy. Finally, assuming that all the stores are run by a competent staff, Papa Johns is better than Pizza Hut or Dominos as someone who has worked at all three.

​@@jakeblack2870 Oh, no doubt, I understand it's not the employees' fault and never take it out on them. Apologies if my message implied it was the employees' fault. Customers who get mad at staff or mad at people in call centers irk me. The customer's problem is rarely that employee's fault. That employee is just doing their best to try to help you within the guidelines that the company imposes on them. My irritation in this thread is 100% directed at the executives in these companies who hog a disproportionate amount of profits and then try to cut costs any way they can by reducing staff and making things harder for the employees who are left holding the bag. When I see a company start to cut costs in this fashion, I take my business elsewhere. I do often go local, but I'm also seeing more and more of my favorite local businesses getting bought out by crappy conglomo chains.

@@slv72 I like Little Caesars Detroit-style Deep Dish.. they also have great prices compared to all of the other chains..

@@KdubbleYT Ok but how does that affect where they originated from?

still shouldn't have said it.

At that point people were just looking for a reason to kick him to the curb. When he realized that literally anything he said would be taken out of context by social media trolls, he just gave up.

It’s not that hard to not say the slur. I’m black and even in my meetings with my job over diversity and inclusion training, I don’t feel the need to say nigga or any word as I’m in a professional setting. He’s an adult. Self control goes a long way and saves oneself from embarrassment

BINGO! You are exactly right! PC people MAKE ME SICK.

@@boomerpatrol2838 You shouldn't have posted. You just made a fool of yourself.

Little Caesars are under no delusions, they know what they are and don't try to be anything else.

The quality is still the same; big blob of grease

That's because there is a corporate timers and the stores get punished for not making pizza within a certain time limit. On really busy nights stores used to get so fucked by that timer system. I'm gonna be real with you. If your food isn't ready exactly when you get to a restaurant and that makes you and, you are a piece of shit and will never convince me otherwise. Have some fucking patience and wait five minutes. Its not that big of a deal.

You are in the minority of sentient beings these days. It was one of the most vicious deceitful PC things I've seen.