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To: rlmorel
"If not her money or product, she should be talked to."

"Hot n' Ready" pies go to the dumpster after they've been under the heat lamps for a specified length of time. That's often more pies than people might think that go to the dumpster.

At what point in that process do you think Christian Charity should be permitted?

Only after the pie has been under the lamp too long or after it's in the dumpster?

Or is Christian Charity totally out of the question for anyone other than the CEO or Chairman of the Board and the pizza remains the property of Little Caesars until a properly designated representative of the local government removes the pie from the garbage?

30 posted on 08/31/2019 8:07:20 PM PDT by Rashputin (Jesus Christ doesn't evacuate His troops, He leads them to victory !!)
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To: Rashputin

If the owner is fine with it, I think that is great.

Offering product that would normally be paid for would not be something anyone but the owner should approve of, in my opinion. If they do, I think that is just fine.

It is my impression that these types of things are franchised, so if the franchisee wants to give away product, that is their business.


33 posted on 08/31/2019 8:14:01 PM PDT by rlmorel (Trump to China: This Capitalist Will Not Sell You the Rope with Which You Will Hang Us.)
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