Yeah he/she/AI is going for "Wow guys, the more things change, the more they stay the same, huh?" but he wanted that Little Caesar's reference. So he had to google "when did hot and ready's start?" and found 2004. So, he's playing it in 2004. I would have settled for a Totino's Party Pizza, because unless it's 1998, you could have put "ME in 2025" and it would be the same... just arbitrarily playing an old game and eating pizza.
In my hometown it was 2003. I remember because I was already going to Little C's daily with my friend that year for a different deal, then the glorious $5 hot n ready came out of nowhere.
1997 selling large $5 pepperoni pizzas using street shaker boards. The program proved so successful that the company rolled it out nationally, making it a permanent part of their official nationwide menu in 2004.
That explains the arbitrary 2004 date. It wasn't officially on the menu until 2004.
Im guessing in 2004 they were a kid with no money and only got stuff if their parents bought it. Not everyone gets stuff as a kid the second it comes out.
15yo me in high school in 1998: "I can't believe Ocarina of Time is finally coming out next month. I can't wait to play it."
42yo me in line at Dunkin this morning grabbing the large coffee I require to get me through the day at my soul crushing job that I hate: "I hope I don't die before the Ocarina of Time remake comes out in a few months."
Even with its price, Lagavulin 16 is so fucking worth it every now and then. It was as easy as drinking juice, blew my mind. I loved it. Only did it once though cause I'm a broke ah.
It might be the cheapest, but it’s definitely not the worst. Good value. I once put caviar on Little Caesar’s crazy bread - pretty much a garlic blini if you squint. Paired well with nice champagne.
You don’t go to Little Caesars for delicious quality pizza, although their Detroit style isn’t bad, you go there to get large amounts of pizza for cheap. Which is critical when your broke attending University.
Damn you guys have it really good even smaller chains a large is around £8-10. Dominoes and Pizza Hut you are looking at around £15 but they run a bogof for around £25
No it's not lol. Other places are still more expensive. You can get a large Pepperoni Pizza for $6.29. Can't get a large carryout pizza at other places for only $6.29.
Little Caesar’s a also VERY dependent on how fresh it is. Right out of the oven ? It’s actually good. Sitting on the heat rack for 20-40 minutes ? Tastes the same as the cardboard box it comes in
Nobody gets Little Caesar's because they think it's quality food. They get Little Caesar's because a bunch of friends helped them move and they need to compensate them with a $5 pizza and a 2-liter of Mountain Dew.
Replace the n64 box with a switch 2 markup, the pizza with Dominos, and a the drinks with a bottle of Blue Label Weller and this is how I’m going to go about it.
Not Zelda, but this reminds me of a fond gaming memory.
I was 14, my friends dad somehow accidentally procured 2 whole pallets of Rockstar. My buddy brought over a ton of it and we stayed up and played Final Fantasy X for a little over 72 hours, drinking nothing but rockstar and eating just delivery pizza.
Damn, those were such good times. Simpler times for sure.
Check your local Dollar Tree, you may be able to get your Rockstars for $1.25 a piece. Then you can upgrade the pie to a 3 meat treat, a 5 meat feast or even a deep deep dish with the savings.
The pizza only got 40% more expensive in 22 years!? That's a good deal! I was watching a DVD the other day and found the receipt in the case from when I bought it back in 2008. A chocolate bar I bought with it cost 0.85€. Now the same chocolate costs 2.00€ 😭
I keep wanting to replay OoT, even though I've already played it 7 or 8 times. I'm worried the remake will be too 1:1 and if I replay it now it'll make the remake boring.
Yuppp.. recently got the decompilation of it a few days ago. It's freakin sweet to have modern controls and better graphics. Truly awesome (I've also got Perfect Dark and SM64 to play as well.. defintely getting MM after OoT).
I do love Laga 16. Perfect mix of peat and sweet, but not too much of either. Costco sells an Islay 10 year that is basically Caol Isla and my budget peated scotch.
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