"Screw Pizza Hut!"; says Chuck Muth & Ronald Honeycutt!

WorldNetDaily ^ | Tue, 1 Jun 2004 | Chuck Muth, President of Citizen Outreach

[aruanan]

As much as I like your letter to PH - I seriously doubt you will be getting anything other than a canned response - if that much

We can but try.

[Iscool]

In my view, Pizza's don't get worse than Pizza Hut...Now, I have two reasons not to darken the door of their establishments...

[Iscool]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I understood a clip to be internal, a magazine to be external...

[river rat]

"It's a lot easier to hit a target when someone isn't trying to kill you.

True perhaps, for some...

I found that being threatened with the possibility of my own death ----- focused my attention like a laser!

When the other bastards are shooting at you, that is NO time to get distracted!

Good training has a way of overcoming natural instincts!

Semper Fi

[groanup]

SUPPORT GODFATHER'S PIZZA AND SUPPORT HERMAN CAIN FOR THE US SENATE (GEORGIA).

[Vigilantcitizen]

I found that being threatened with the possibility of my own death ----- focused my attention like a laser!

Me too.

But some people ain't built that way.

Notice how some people's reaction to losing traction while doing 70 in a car is to slam on the brakes and close their eyes.

[CourtneyLeigh]

Pizza Hut was NUTS to fire Mr. Honeycutt. No company policy should require someone to choose between protecting his life and giving his life for the company profits.

Well, now that I think about it. He was protecting the companies profits. He probably had cash on him from delivering that pizza!

Way-to-Go! Honeycutt, employee of the year, risks his life everyday delivering pizza down daring, dark streets, carry a wad of cash for change, one for tip, and the last customers fee! He saved the payroll for the week!!!!

LOL

[CourtneyLeigh]

Well, in Pizza Hut's defense, they are probably going to be facing a huge legal case from this loser's family for vicarious liability in the shooting death.

Well, I guess Pizza Hutt would've been to court no matter what, if you put it like that. Because if that was my son, my brother, my husband, or my father; I know D*mn well, I'd sue the pepperoni right out of Pizza Hutt' Corporation for liability, because they could send out two drivers in "high-crime" districts!

[CourtneyLeigh]

------------> VERY GOOD POINT! <--------------

[rwfromkansas]

Godfather's.

If I had one around, I would eat there.

Probably the reason why I like Pizza Hut is that it is my only option except for local shops that aren't very good.

[Gabz]

Please don't remind me..........the only thing I miss about not living in Brooklyn is food.

Every once in a while I will wake up about 5:30 on a Sunday morning and smell the bagels coming out of the oven as I was buying them and the papers to bring home after a night of drinking and dancing.

If my dad found fresh bagels and the sunday papers on the table he didn't start cooking himself fried eggs......LOL

And all of that was more than 20 years ago!

[rwfromkansas]

All I got is Pizza Hut unless I am in Wichita....there are tons of places there I am sure.

But locally, it is just Pizza Hut.

I don't think we have East of Chicago. In bigger cities we have Godfather's, Domino's, Papa John's etc.

[birbear]

(I have not tried Papa John's yet though....heard it is really good).

You heard wrong.

Pizza Hut is the best mass-produced pizza in the country.

That being said, most towns have a pizza joint that is a whole hell of a lot better.

[Rebelbase]

I agree. Pizza Hut sucks. I've been avoiding it since 1978.

[Temple Owl]

Our local pizza parlors are much better than Pizza Hut.

[Poohbah]

And that's exactly what I'm going to do this weekend when I order out for pizza. Call Pizza Hut first, tell them why I'm not ordering from them, and that I don't care which store it involved, all stores are warranted by the corporate ethics!

Well, it might help if you tell them that you're willing to pay $25-30 a pizza to cover the liability premiums you would demand them to pay...

[birbear]

I agree with a lot of the posts here, but y'all need to stand back a minute and think...

Do y'all what the average pizza driver to be packing heat?

I delivered pizzas when I was in my 20s. And I was one of the sober ones. Most of the drivers that I worked with were either drunk or stoned when they were out driving. Bad enough they had a 3,000 piece of metal out there, ya want them carrying a gun, too?

They guy saved his ass, that's great. He broke his employer's rules while doin it. Like somebody else said...if he didn't like the rules, he was free to leave.

[eXe]

haha you too huh? When I moved out of NYC some 10 years ago, I had a pizza in California and was like "What the heck is THIS MESS?" Gosh I miss those slices I used to get on 8th street in that pizzeria there. One slice was enough to fill you up for a week lol

I never liked Pizza Hut anyway, this is an easy boycott.

[Gabz]

Probably the reason why I like Pizza Hut is that it is my only option except for local shops that aren't very good.

Even Pillsbury pizza dough and your own ingredients is an improvement over PH.......

Heck the store brand frozen Pizza from your nearest supermarket is better.

[Gabz]

Pizza Hut is the best mass-produced pizza in the country.

Hate to tell you - but you don't know anything about good pizza, especially massed produced pizza. Store brand frozen is far superior to PH.