Good thing they aren't improving roads in Haiti if you catch my drift.
It’s embarrassing because they are doing it much faster and cheaper than our dear “public servants” are capable of doing it.
California’s spending all of its money on Moonbeam’s magical choo choo train to nowhere...
Good for Domino’s. I wish more companies would do this.
How long do you think the government will allow it?
score a point for the libertarians and ancaps
Crazy...$10 million worth of free PR kind of crazy.
Why is it that Democrat states always have the highest taxes, along with the worst roads?
150 pot holes in Athens, Ga. Athens used to do the old hot tar/ gravel two step with pot holes. They did not bother to steam roll the add mixture. In other words they did not bother to press the hot tar gravel mixture down into the hole. The pictures show a steam roller compacting the repair work. It is nice to see Dominoes using the proper equipment.
The Jerry Brown’s Legacy: A $6.1 Billion Budget Surplus in California. Yet they DON’T FIX THE ROADS. The roads are a TOTAL MESS IN BROWNIFORNIA. KICK THE DAMM DEMOCRATS OUT OF OFFICE!
Good. And their pizzas taste a lot better than Pizza Hut, which once was the leading company in northern Virginia.
Their slogan should be “We deliver: Better roads; Better pizzas”.
Not in Michigan where we should have the worst roads in the country.
Obviously they are loosing too much money on their pizza insurance.
So all these millions we pay in extra taxes to “fix roads” anytime you buy gas...where’s that money go?? Damn not to road repairs, that’s for sure. Frickin’ government thieves!
Sure, like Domino’s CEO is paying for this out of his own pocket. Snort, this cost will be passed on to customers who already paid taxes for road repairs. The people are being charged twice.
Just wait for a law suit against a repair. Popcorn.
All that money sucked up into diversity bureaucracy at cities and states and schools, commissions and administrators who do nothing. They waste our money instead of delivering the services that were the reason for their existence. That’s why companies are filling in the gaps, literally.