>roommate works at pizza restaurant 5 days a week >on his

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Is this your roommate?

>>8600204
I think this is more indicative of something else.
1) He should be sick of pizza, but isn't.
2) He doesn't want to see his coworkers or give up privacy in his time away from work.

>>8600204
Yeah I did the same back in uni because I didn't want my workmates knowing I would buy a fuckton of pizza and would just live off that for 2-3 days

He must work at Cici's that explains it

>>8600204
what pizza place does he order from? does he tip?

Just because you work in a pizza restaurant doesn't mean you always eat pizza there m8

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>>8600204
goddamn, they never put that much pepperoni on pizza where I get it from.

>>8600219
I'd understand this guy more if he wasn't JUST eating a fucking cheese pie every meal. Have some god damn variety, pizza's the kind of food you can bend to your will and put virtually ANYTHING on it.

>>8600861
Adulthood is realizing cheese only pizza makes the most sense

>>8600223
it's not a good deal anon

>>8600864
But that's not a margarita

>>8600204

Who the fuck slices a pizza into sixteenths?

>>8601335
Double cutting is a pretty common request, especially when feeding small children

>>8600204

I've worked in a few restaurants. You get sick of the food fast.

I worked at Pizza Hut and after a few months of free pizza from there I stopped eating there entirely. Couldn't even go into a Pizza Hut for over a year after quitting.

>>8603226

Pizza hut isn't a restaurant.

>>8601335
I work at a pizza place and 16-cut my own stuff. It's easy to dip with and fun to eat. Also smaller slices=better portion control. Our store usually cuts shit in squares so it's a nice change, too.

>>8600204
That reminds me of my friend that works for Uber during the week. On the weekends he fucks me in the ass.

>>8601615

now that the kids know what they want, what will the adults have?

>>8603259

I know but you get my point.