The Chronic Consumer

When I was in junior high school, I absolutely loved Domino’s Pizza. Back then (the late 1980′s) a small pizza only cost a little more than $5 and was delivered right to my door in 30 minutes or less. Toss in a couple cans of Coke, and my brother and I had an awesome lunch for about $6 plus whatever we could scrounge up as a tip for the driver. That was even cheaper than getting value meals at McDonald’s!!

My pizza habit persists to this day — probably the main reason I’m always checking out diets for quick weight loss — but I haven’t had Domino’s since college. Recently, however, I’ve been intrigued by those commercials in which they basically admit that their pizza has sucked and that they redid the recipe from the ground up. It takes guts to admit that your product was faulty, so kudos to Domino’s for that. I haven’t tried the “new & improved” version yet, but I definitely intend to. I’m actually not very discriminating in terms what kind of pizza I eat, so I’m sure I’ll like it!