[Dr. Sivana]

How about a cheap computer at each location. You can put in the size and toppings of the pizza you want and it tells you the bad news that you knew anyway.

I think the reg requires a sign, so that you see the info without interacting. HOWEVER, we can employ a variation on your idea. Domino's can have a scrolling display that it has all 34,000,000 combinations. It should be set up on continual scroll, so that you might have to wait seven or eight hours to get your combination. It would have to scroll awfully fast, though.

[SMGFan]

Well it seems closing credits are required for movies shown on Tv , and they can fly by. Cannot even read small print on most disclaimers on Tv ads for cars etc

[butterdezillion]

And there should be a huge sign right in front of it saying, “This brought to you by Obamacare.”

[ThunderSleeps]

I’m going to guess the law only specifies the information has to be posted. Probably doesn’t say it has to be usable/readable. Print it small, scroll it fast, whatever. If some libtard get’s her undies in a bundle send them the data file with the 34 million combinations. Of course, convert the text to images, say PDF in *large* font, no compression. Should flood them with GB or even TB of useless images... Say one letter per page. There, compliance.

[EQAndyBuzz]

“How about a cheap computer at each location. You can put in the size and toppings of the pizza you want and it tells you the bad news that you knew anyway.”

You could put is as a menu item on the ordering kiosks which will replace the 15.00 per hour order taker.