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Also these places aren't good at the things they (sometimes) claim to specialize in. The wings at Buffalo Wild Wings are not better than the wings at a random bar.

Maybe millenials care about these things because we want value for our money and don't want to spend it solely on the basis of Super Bowl advertisements?

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They're worse. They get in the lowest grade wings possible (sometimes they're the size of pigeon wings) and cook as industrial as possible.

I only wish chains like Subway, Dominos and Papa Johns would go under as well. No chance of course because a) they spend billions on advertising and b) people don't know good sandwiches or pizza any longer

With coupons, you can get a large pizza from Domino's or Pizza Hutt for $7-9 including tax.

"good" pizza (In LA at least) often starts above $20 excluding tax and tip.

There are many times I want to order, say, Milo & Olive. But do I really want to spend $30 just to eat some properly baked dough with a few dollar's worth of toppings? No thanks.

I used to be a heavy user of delivery pizza until those delivery fees started going up. I could be completely over blowing this issue, but somehow that tacking on of that fee on the end really gets to me. If you're trying to hide the cost of increasing the price of the pizzas, just increase the price already. Are used to be a heavy user of delivery pizza until those delivery fees started going up. I could be completely over blowing this issue, but somehow that tacking on of that fee on the end really gets to me. If you're trying to hide the cost of increasing the price of the pizzas, just increase the price already. That three dollar fee I don't mind if it's part of the pizza, it's the fact that it's an extra fee that feels wrong and disrespectful to me as the customer. That three dollar fee I don't mind if it's part of the pizza, it's the fact that it's an extra fee that feels wrong and disrespectful to me as the customer

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