President Barack Obama is coming to the Motor City for a $1 million pizza party being thrown for him compliments of Denise Ilitch, daughter of Little Caesars’ founders Mike and Marian Ilitch. Ilitch is opening her home April 18 for the fundraiser where movers and shakers are being asked to pony up thousands to add to his re-election coffer while getting a chance to rub shoulders with the most powerful man on the planet. “I’m honored to have been asked,” by the Obama campaign to host,” Ilitch said of the event she and husband, Jim Scalici, will hold at their Metro Detroit home. She made the comments on “Michigan Matters” when asked about media reports. Watch the full episode.
When asked what she planned to serve, she said: “Pizza! But, we’ll be serving it on sterling silver plates!”
The price of admission isn’t for those on a budget. $40,000 buys access to the cocktail reception, formal photo with Obama and dinner. $10,000 buys dinner and a photo.
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I once had a car battery explode in my face and the Little Caesars employees 10 feet away wouldn't let me use any of their water to rinse my eyes or the phone to call someone else for first aid.
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If the pizza they serve is like the LC they have here, putting it on a silver plate won't help. Their preformed frozen crust is some of the nastiest shit I've ever seen. You can put a turd on a silver platter, but it's still a turd. Fuck em.
ReplyDeleteWow, 40K for a $5.00 pizza? Maybe they'll use one of the better chains like Papa Johns...
ReplyDeleteOn a serious note, I'm running out of corporations to buy from. So, now, if I buy Little Caesars' on the weekends cause the kids like it and it's cheap, I'm supporting something I dont want to, or if I buy one of Unilevers products, I'm supporting OWS. Running out of places to shop...
One more business I will NEVER frequent again, even if the local joint is a franchise. The prissy little rich bitch just caused the store down the street to lose a few thousand dollars a year from me and, by extension because I buy the lunches, employees.
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