Pizza ethics question--Do you have to take the "next" piece, or is it okay to take an interior piece that looks bett

P.Whelan wrote:

rahrahrah wrote:

LOL YOU R THE MAN!!! GO CUSE

Yo dude, I don't think I am who you think I am. I'm not Joey and I'm not from Syracuse.

oops my bad, maybe your new...im always rippin on the newbs

Stalker.

Take the piece you want. It is not only possible, but likely, that someone else will prefer the piece that you "reject."

Mrs. M wrote:

In the case of Ledo's rectangular pizza, usually everybody wants interior/non-crust pieces. You start from the inside and work out - and if there's a freak in the crowd who likes edges, score!

I love me some Ledo's and crust. You pick it up, i'll gladly take care of the edge pieces!

I don't have a problem with it as long as whoever cut the pie did a complete job of the slicing. Nothing hacks me off more than you center-grabbers pawing the entire pie while you go after your choice piece thereby touching all the other pieces around it.

Just wait until some of you are married and have a wife and kids who may potentially compromise some of your choices. Your toppings will be more limited and there will be special requests. My wife insists on a brand of pizza that started a single restaurant near where she grew up. Since then they have expanded and our pizza comes from them. She and the kids prefer cheese. But my wife does not like a lot of red sauce so she orders it with it less. Most of the time the pizzas have the cheese over done. It was not until I ordered the pizza and did not order less sauce that I realized the light sauce caused the scorching.

I pointed this out and was going to suggest that she peel back the cheese and scrape off some sauce. But some things are not worth worrying about so now I just order my own medium pizza with lots of red sauce, red peppers (or banana peppers), mushrooms, and olives and everyone is happy.

And I don't have to worry about any potential post-pizza shut-off for the weekend.

And what the hell is that supposed to mean....??

Trick question because the slices along the outside are always better. Nice try

P.Whelan wrote:

If you have ever considered this question I think it is a good sign you have autism.

Made me laugh

Compromise is key...my husband doesn't like mushrooms:( And I don't like sausage, but we can agree on pepperoni, ham and chicken. Jerk chicken on pizza is the BEST!

If I am at a fast food take-out or one of the pizza places in the Mall, I'll specifically ask for which piece I want. At home, if I am the host I'll take the worst piece, if I am a guest---------Hmmn, I don't know, I'd propbably take the next one in line. It's only pizza. .