Topic: Fucking papa johns

[Steve]

their "Unlimited Toppings" special for 12.99 is bs. Apparently unlimited is a fancy big word for SEVEN. I expect this bs from pizzahut not papa johns.

I bet i could sue.

[hans]

I was looking for that when I saw the commercial. I don't understand how they can get away with that.

[Steve]

yea its NOWHERE in the commercial. It's on the website when you go to choose them. This seems like one of those dumb lawsuits that would work lol

[Rob]

I thought we'd already established that unlimited doesn't mean unlimited?

[Jake]

RoD....go sue them. Sue every body! yeah - maybe that is the only way you can go through life, by suing people! fuck!

[drakkenkorin]

There is a person who lives here in South Texas who makes his living by suing businesses for not being ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant.

There was a news report on him that mentioned his last year income was over $100K - with no job, just law suits against local businesses.

[Steve]

There is a person who lives here in South Texas who makes his living by suing businesses for not being ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant.

There was a news report on him that mentioned his last year income was over $100K - with no job, just law suits against local businesses.

I need to get me a disability

[Rob]

Must....... resist.......

[hans]

Just saw the commercial on TV again and saw towards the end where it says, limited to 7 toppings.

And in this case I think they're completely misusing the term unlimited, as opposed to the other idiots that consider unlimited to mean "practically unlimited." I'm pretty sure it's easy to pick eight toppings on a pizza.

1. Canadian bacon,
2. pineapple,
3. sausage,
4. black olives,
5. green peppers
6. onions
7. pepperoni
8. jalapenos

[Steve]

Must....... resist.......

I know, i thought of it myself as i typed that post

Just saw the commercial on TV again and saw towards the end where it says, limited to 7 toppings.

And in this case I think they're completely misusing the term unlimited, as opposed to the other idiots that consider unlimited to mean "practically unlimited." I'm pretty sure it's easy to pick eight toppings on a pizza.

1. Canadian bacon,
2. pineapple,
3. sausage,
4. black olives,
5. green peppers
6. onions
7. pepperoni
8. jalapenos

They must have amended it with a new commercial. I had a hard time choosing only 7 after i was introduced to unlimited. Really it comes down to misuse of a term for sake of income. If they said 7 toppings, we would be interested, maybe even very interested. But to say unlimited for 12.99 that gets everyone hooked.

[A Bit of Fruit]

"This is the most blatant case of fraudulent advertising since my suit against the film, The Never-Ending Story"

[Steve]

"This is the most blatant case of fraudulent advertising since my suit against the film, The Never-Ending Story"

10/10

(whats that from?)

[hans]

I don't know, I saw the commercial again and it only said internet orders limited to 7 toppings. So if anyone would like to try and order a pizza with eight toppings over the phone and see if they balk at it, then I'd be more upset. The internet problem is probably just due to programming validation concerns that they can't easily chance.

If you need to, just tell them you're blind and can't see any disclaimers. Maybe order in the dark so you're not a complete liar.

[Perspective]

"This is the most blatant case of fraudulent advertising since my suit against the film, The Never-Ending Story"

10/10

(whats that from?)

King of Queens (the dad).

[Steve]

im watching that now lmao