Unlimited Doesn’t Mean What It Used To

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This past weekend we decided to grab some pizza from Papa John’s, which is one of the favorite locations of both kids.

I’m the guy that loves just about everything on his pizza while the rest of the family enjoys plain ol’ cheese or pepperoni. I’m always on the lookout for a great pizza deal where I can get a supreme or multi-topping pizza and score a free cheese or one-topping pizza.

Looking at the online coupons I found the great deal above:

"Unlimited Toppings on Any Large Pizza (up to 7 toppings) $11.99"

I’m sorry. What?!

Seems like Papa John’s is a little loopy when it comes to the English language or basic math. Is it "UNLIMITED" or is it only 7 toppings? I knew 7 is a lucky number, but I always thought it was a little less in number than UNLIMITED!

I will say that Papa John’s has a good website for ordering online and remembering what you’ve ordered before so you can make your next order quick and painless. That is except for understanding what they mean by UNLIMITED toppings.

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http://www.joanofdarkknits.blogspot.com/ Toni

Yea, but you know if they just said, “unlimited” someone would order 20 toppings,with a pound of cheese,piled so high the dough can’t cook, and screaming the whole time, “the coupon said unlimited” then sue when they got sick from undercooked dough and eating too many toppings.
http://www.joanofdarkknits.blogspot.com Toni

Yea, but you know if they just said, “unlimited” someone would order 20 toppings,with a pound of cheese,piled so high the dough can’t cook, and screaming the whole time, “the coupon said unlimited” then sue when they got sick from undercooked dough and eating too many toppings.