'You want a large pizza with everything? Ok': Entitled customer gets exactly what she asked for after vague delivery instructions

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Ben Weiss • Writer and Editor
Aug 1, 2024 2:00 PM EDT

Ask and you shall receive, ma'am!

If you're a customer and you don't get exactly what you ordered, it might be worth it to make sure that your instructions were clear before you throw a tantrum because, in this scenario, we have an entitled customer who got exactly what she asked for and ultimately could not get upset with anyone but herself. 

Essentially, she called in an order with the most vague instructions for a pizza with everything on it. The worker on the other end of the phone call tried to confirm if she wanted a deluxe pizza from the menu or if she really meant what she said. She shut him down, so he gave her the heaviest pizza known to humankind. 

Keep scrolling below to get a better sense of just how many toppings were on this thing. Would you eat it? Sound off in the comments! For more stories like this, check out this post about an employee who demanded a public apology from their boss.

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    Sweet story from my brother, yesterday a pizza place my brother worked for got a call for pizza with everything.
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    "Did you mean deluxe pizza?" "I want everything! You have it, I want it on mine!"
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    This pizza place was one of the nice one that carries less common topping. So he prepared a pizza with pineapple and almond (normally for Hawaiian pizza), lettuce and tomato,
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    pepperoni, hamburger, sausage, ham, shredded roast beef, shredded turkey, banana pepper, jalapeno pepper, regular pizza cheese mix, cheddar cheese, swiss cheese, and the coup de grace: anchovies.
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    My brother said it was the most expensive single pizza he's had to make with $2 per extra topping, almost $50 (including tax) pizza
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    that is extra spicy, extra salty, and so thick and messy it'd have to be eaten with a fork and scissor to deal with cheese. Customer never called back about that pizza.
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    NannyApril5244. 15 hr. ago Ask and ye shall receive! So gross!
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    Sandraudiga 11 hr. ago Bet they learned their lesson! Fork and scissors for pizza, that's a first!
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    imarc 15 hr. ago Almond on a Hawaiian pizza? Interesting.
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    Xenolog1. 15 hr. ago Uncharted territory, here I come!
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    yeeftw1 15 hr. ago edited 14 hr. ago I worked in pizza and at a place that did "unlimited toppings" for $12.
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    They really did mean unlimited so some people would try to game the system. I'm talking 2-3 inches thick full of toppings, PACKED DOWN.
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    Now this place I worked at had only a thin crust option to get people their food fast, thus also a conveyor belt oven rather than a fire brick oven.
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    The problem is while yes it can fit into the conveyor oven, the crust and ingredients don't cook at all.
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    What does come out is just a wet, undercooked crust, soaked with the topping's juices.
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    Firing it a second time doesn't help because now you're just boiling the thing due to all the juice.
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    Firing it a third time would just make the crust just burn on the outside and be still raw inside and soaking wet. similarly to the toppings would also be burned outside and raw inside.
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    But hey, they got their moneys worth on ingredients I guess.
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