Domino's Pizza Quotes

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Seamănă cu tipul hot de la Domino’s Pizza, doar că e poștașul și, uneori, coletele sunt mai mișto decât pizza. Doar uneori, tho’.
Cristina Boncea (Octopussy (Octopussy #1))
Over the past few months, I have become so dependent upon tracking my pizza online through Domino's Pizza Tracker, that I now understand the need overbearing parents feel to strap a GPS-enabled phone to their child. I am anxious about the whereabouts, well-being and safety of my pizza and must know exactly where it is at all times.
Ben Nesvig (First World Problems: 101 Reasons Why The Terrorists Hate Us)
I am learning that it is important to stop sometimes, and just have a drink and a gossip with friends, even as corpses start to pile up around you. Which they have been doing a lot recently. It's a balancing act, of course, but, by and large, the corpses will still be there in the morning, and you mustn't let it spoil your Domino's.
Richard Osman (The Man Who Died Twice (Thursday Murder Club, #2))
And should Armageddon come, should a foreign enemy someday shower the United States with nuclear warheads, laying waste to the whole continent, entombed within Cheyenne Mountain, along with the high-tech marvels, the pale blue jumpsuits, comic books, and Bibles, future archeologists may find other clues to the nature of our civilization—Big King wrappers, hardened crusts of Cheesy Bread, Barbeque Wing bones, and the red, white, and blue of a Domino’s pizza box.
Eric Schlosser (Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal)
Domino's! Pizza delivery!
Mr. Traditional
Maybe we can order the Domino’s three for $9.99,” he suggested. “That’s easy.” “I’ll order pizza,” she said. “Real pizza.
Alyssa Cole (Can't Escape Love (Reluctant Royals, #2.6))
I think if you live in Brooklyn and you order pizza from a Dominos, you're a loser. I don't believe in Heaven or Hell, but I believe if you order a Brooklyn Dominos pizza, you're going to Hell. This is based in scripture.
Mike Birbiglia (The New One: Painfully True Stories from a Reluctant Dad)
Let the word go forth from this time and place,” Taylor pronounced. “There is no secret unit operating in Mexico City, and it gets everything it needs from you. If Keller asks you for something, you don’t ask ‘why,’ you ask ‘when.’ If Keller wants a large pizza smothered with chocolate ice cream, French fries, and a cherry on top, you deliver it faster than Domino’s, no questions asked. You have any questions, come to me, but don’t have any questions. Are there any questions?
Don Winslow (The Cartel (Power of the Dog #2))
And I certainly wasn’t complaining when Domino’s Pizza offered me a million bucks to be their ad boy. If I didn’t have something, it was only because I didn’t want it. I was a devout atheist, livin’ large, hanging out with the beautiful people. Years later when people asked about that time in my life, I defined it like this: Imagine a world where whatever you want is given to you as quickly as possible. When you walk into a room, all the adults smile at you, talk nicely and say, “What do you want? Okay, I’ll give that to you.
Kirk Cameron (Still Growing: An Autobiography)
Bezos nevertheless made an impression. Minor remembers that Bezos had closely studied several wealthy businessmen and that he particularly admired a man named Frank Meeks, a Virginia entrepreneur who had made a fortune owning Domino’s Pizza franchises.
Brad Stone (The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon)
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GGMM E5 Wireless Smart Speaker with Amazon Alexa
I knew NY was finished when I came back from a two-year stint in L.A. in ’93 and there was a Domino’s Pizza on Coney Island Avenue. I swear to God, I almost started crying.
Colin Quinn (The Coloring Book: A Comedian Solves Race Relations in America)
Pizza Hut, and then Pizza Express, before seeking sanctuary in the doorway of a Domino’s Pizza.
David Walliams (The World of David Walliams 4 Book Collection: Gangsta Granny / The Boy in the Dress / Mr Stink / The Boy in the Dress)
Asset-light industries are attractive since they require less capital to be deployed in order to generate sales growth. The finest examples are franchise operations, such as Domino’s Pizza, where growth is funded by franchisees rather than by the company. Other
Lawrence A. Cunningham (Quality Investing: Owning the Best Companies for the Long Term)
I’m not saying I don’t care about good-tasting pizza, but often the largest discernible difference between a Domino’s and the local pizzeria is that the latter one offers pizza sold by the slice. I never understood the big appeal of buying pizza by the slice. “Can you reheat a slice from that pizza that has been sitting out for a couple of hours?” It feels like you are eating someone else’s pizza. My major issue with the pizza delivery chains is their interpretation of sizes. Based on Domino’s “large” pizza, a small pizza would be roughly the size of a dog bowl. Because you are not actually in the restaurant, you can’t complain about the size. You’re not going to have the delivery guy send it back to the kitchen. Of course, I prefer pizza from Lombardi’s to Domino’s, but in the end all pizza is great. Everyone loves pizza. When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie, that’s an indication you have an unhealthy obsession with pizza. I know I do.
Jim Gaffigan (Food: A Love Story)
It might only be a Domino's pizza, but the act of choosing toppings feels so frivolous. It's like a statement that life goes on. You're not ready for that statement.
Mhairi McFarlane (Just Last Night)
as Patrick saw it, there were only so many ways to differentiate Domino’s based on its product offerings. A pizza is a pizza is a pizza. Patrick reckoned there were even bigger opportunities to differentiate Domino’s from its rivals by using technology to improve the customer experience.
Jeff Lawson (Ask Your Developer: How to Harness the Power of Software Developers and Win in the 21st Century)
Domino’s Pizza Delivers Via Reindeer In Japan.
Larry Baz (The Eye-Opening Facts: The Crazy and Amazing Stories Behind the World’s Most Interesting Facts)
Whenever Domino’s introduces a new product, there’s always a part of me that thinks, I don’t know if you guys have mastered the pizza yet.
Jim Gaffigan (Food: A Love Story)
I came across one company called NuManna, named in reference to manna, the foodstuff the god of the Old Testament had provided for the Israelites during the time of their wandering after the Exodus. The company marketed gigantic buckets of freeze-dried powdered foodstuffs with a shelf life of a quarter of a century, whose varieties included, but were by no means limited to, oatmeal, hearty beans and beef, cheddar broccoli soup, and pasta primavera mix with freeze-dried chicken chunks. In the Testimonials section of NuManna’s website, I read a brief blurb from a customer named Reagan B., which seemed to me an unwitting encapsulation of the absurdity of the entire apocalypse preparedness project. “This stuff is awesome,” wrote Reagan. “My wife has been away for a while so I ate NuManna while she was gone. It was simple and everything I had was really good. I wish NuManna was around when I bought a bunch of bulk food in the past from the Mormons. I don’t want to have all these ingredients and put them together. NuManna was simple and great tasting. I gave away all my other bulk food.” At first this comment seemed purely and unimprovably comic in its conjuring of a character who, for all his determination to be adequately prepared for the collapse of civilization due to nuclear war or the impact of a massive asteroid, was also the type of man for whom not having his wife around to cook dinner—which seemed to me to be at worst a Domino’s Pizza situation—forced him to crack open his apocalyptic food stash. (Equally bewildering, equally wonderful, was his purchasing food in bulk only to conclude that he lacked the stomach for the labor of assembling all these ingredients into meals.)
Mark O'Connell (Notes from an Apocalypse: A Personal Journey to the End of the World and Back)
Hi, I'm June." I wave into the mirror stiffly. "I like Domino's Pizza and finance dipshits. The A Star Is Born soundtrack is the most important thing that's ever happened to me despite never having seen the movie. Or even being aware that there's four of them." June hip checks me. "And I'm Jayne," she parrots back. "I'm partial to oat milk, bands no one cares about, white boys who hate me, trust-fund poverty, and I still think tattoos are subversive even though literally every-fucking-body has one." She smiles. "And tote bags for boring magazines." I laugh. To be honest, I'm a little touched she knows so much about me.
Mary H.K. Choi
Other recession-born babies include Monopoly, Apple, Clif Bar, Scrabble, KFC, Domino’s Pizza, FedEx, and Microsoft. This is no coincidence, as economic downturns produce discounted infrastructure, outstanding freelancers at bargain prices, and rock-bottom advertising deals—all impossible when everyone is optimistic.
Timothy Ferriss (The 4-Hour Workweek)
My once young, vibrant, beautifully sculpted Adonis body… well, young anyway… was now no more than some grisly, bile-inducing 3D jigsaw puzzle. My poor head had fared even worse. It having taken on the dimensions of a Domino’s Pizza. An Ultimate Deep Dish with extra pepperoni and tomato sauce topping. One dropped from a great height and then flamencoed on.
Ian Atkinson (Life's a Bastard Then You Die, Part 1)