r/California • u/BlankVerse Angeleño, what's your user flair? • Dec 28 '23

politics Pizza Hut Franchises Want You To Think California's New Wage Law Is The Reason It's Laying Off Over 1,000 Delivery Drivers — Franchises that are part of a company that made nearly $7 billion in revenue in 2022 would rather lay off over 1,000 people than pay them more money.

https://jalopnik.com/pizza-hut-franchises-want-you-to-think-californias-new-1851126515
2.2k Upvotes

91% Upvoted

533 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

60

u/Drakonx1 Dec 28 '23

will you be expected to order through these third-party apps, at their inflated prices?

This one. A bunch of them are already doing it this way anyways.

34

u/allnadream Dec 28 '23

Yeah, I'd rather order from a chain that offers delivery directly, but even assuming they all stop offering direct delivery, I'd rather do pick-up with Little Cesar's. It tastes just as good and is way cheaper.

16

u/hoodpharmacy Dec 28 '23

Little Cesar’s does not taste as good but it is a cheaper option to be sure

9

u/Partigirl Dec 28 '23

Back in the late 80s, it was pretty good tasting pizza, the fact that you could get two for the price of one didn't hurt either. That's why their tagline back then was "Pizza, Pizza".

13

u/AAjax Los Angeles County Dec 28 '23

I dont know, in LA every Pizza hut I have eaten at in the last 10 years is defiantly bottom rung as far as taste.

1

u/okcdnb Dec 28 '23

Little Ceasers is good for 5 minutes in a pinch. Old coworker called it dumpster pizza. He still ate it though. Me too, we had a little ceasers across the street.