It wasn't pizza, it was Drugs, and his third offense. Apparently his parents and the first two convictions/ stints in jail didn't teach him well enough.
Unless he did an offense that, by itself, was worthy a life sentence, his punishment outweighs the actual offense. In this sense, it wouldn’t matter if it was his thousandth conviction.
That is my objection. We shouldn’t be throwing away keys on people who aren’t doing anything, unto itself, that deserve a permanent sentence.