"I like the breadsticks too, you know. I didn't eat them, because they were always for The Pony. But I like them too."
So Mrs. HM set about researching Pizza Hut specials. We're not made of money, you know. Those 44 oz Diet Cokes and lottery tickets don't pay for themselves. When The Pony was here, he always liked getting the Triple Treat box. It comes with two single topping medium pizzas and an order of breadsticks and a big chocolate chip cookie. The Pony of course claimed the cookie and breadsticks for himself, and only ate a slice of pizza (with the topping picked off) if I insisted. We have no need for that cookie now. And Mrs. HM, she of the wise choices lately, has no need for a medium pizza to call her own.
I also investigated the recent special (you have to be careful, because our local Hut picks and chooses which TV-advertised specials they will honor) of any medium or large pizza for $10.00. I figured with an order of breadsticks, this would be our cheapest route. And why get a medium when you could get a large for the exact same price?
However...wise-choosing Mrs. HM most certainly does not need to be sharing a large Meat Lovers with Farmer H. While it sounds like a good decision in theory, it is not the wisest choice for Mrs. Hillbilly Mom. Mrs. HM loves pizza, and can't be trusted with it. Like that slutty cheerleader in 3rd period can't be trusted as a biology lab partner for your boyfriend! So...I ordered the large Meat Lovers for Farmer H, along with an order of breadsticks, plus a Personal Pan Supreme, no pepperoni, for myself.
Yes. I know that I paid $6.00 for an individual pizza, when I could have had a large one for $10.00. Money isn't everything. It's PIZZA, by cracky! WHO STOPS AT TWO PIECES? Am I right? It was the wisest choice FOR ME. I know when to stop with a Personal Pan. I know how many calories are in it. I figured I could allow myself one breadstick as well. Farmer H made sure I knew that he likes the marinara sauce. So I ordered an extra.
You know what happened, right? I picked up the pizza on the way home from my
My Personal Pan was delicious, even without a breadstick. And Farmer H ate off that large pizza for three days.
Next time, I'm telling them at the window to open up that box and show my extra sauce. Three times bitten, never again shy. I'm pretty sure that's a common saying.
5 comments:
I think the next time you go there, you should tell them what happened and ask for an extra marinara sauce... for free.
I'm like you. I can't be trusted with pizza.
I also can't be trusted with Hawaiian bread.
And anything chocolate.
And mashed potatoes... and the list goes on and on.
Or biscuits with butter.
Or fried chicken.
Having them open & check the box is an excellent idea!!
Sioux,
I will tell them, but I don't know if I have the nerve to ask for one free. Which actually I paid for! I don't want them messing with my future orders.
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fishducky,
The Pony is like that with biscuits and rolls, because he is a BUTTERTON! I swear those old commercials were made with him in mind.
HeWho usually picks up the take out, but I have no qualms about complaining if they get the order wrong. Our choices are limited around here. McDonalds or Subway for fast food. Dominoes or Casey's for pizza. The McDonald's manager lives in our park and tends to over compensate for any mistakes. As Martha Stewart would say, this is a good thing.
Kathy,
At least you are vocal, and are rewarded with compensatory amends. I am a silent stewer, who reaps nothing because I don't sow.
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