The stale franchise chain has supplemented its menu of lightly charred cardboard covered in tasteless glops of something that a blind hobo might mistake for cheese with racism.
While Pizza Hut focuses on poisoning children with such horrible concoctions as cheeseburger crust pizza, fish and chips pizza, and sushi cream cheese pizza, the Pizza Hut Foundation is hard at work teaching students that America is racist and white people suck.
-WDS
Haven't gone to a Pizza Hut in years, since they abandoned their lunch special with a salad bar.
ReplyDeletePlenty of other decent pizza chains and shops to patronize.
Owned by pepsi
ReplyDeleteNot since 1997. It is owned by Yum, along with KFC and Taco Bell.
DeleteNever much cared for pizza hut, and now I know I'll never eat there again
ReplyDeleteI will not be using Pizza Hut or Pepsi.
ReplyDeleteNow they just need to teach who was behind said slavery and genocide.
ReplyDeleteGo to your local mom and pop pizza store instead. They appreciate your business unlike the woke corporations.
ReplyDeletePizza Hut is great if you like freezer burnt dough for the crust. Haven't been since they quit the all you can eat lunch Special which was anything but.
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"Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow"
ReplyDeleteNot too likely with that pedigree, Tom.
"Shillman." The jokes write themselves!
I've been reading Daniel Greenfield's blog, Sultan Knish, for several years. The man knows what he's talking about.
DeleteA Pizza Hut just reopened after all this 'VID shit. Spent a ton of money remodeling too.
ReplyDeleteNever going there. Either will many others after seeing this.
As Obama once said,"they didn't build that". People running those corps and foundations didn't build them. They just milk it from their appointed connections. So of course, they can treat it as their hobby and use it to signal their virtue.
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Oh great, one more place that I never patronize that I now have to "boycott." What a dilemma.
ReplyDeleteAnyone remember their "BookIt" deal with schools back in the 80s? Read x number of books and get a free personal pan pizza. Your teacher had to sign off that you read the book and she would hand the signed form to you for a pizza. Yeah...the 80s was the last time I visited the hut. My kids are all starting to read now. I guess I won't be reaching out to them to see if the program still exists.
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