1/5 Rachel B. 6 months ago on Google
I
will
start
off
by
saying
the
pizza
tasted
ok-albeit
overpriced
and
not
worth
the
poor
service
we
had—now
that
that’s
out
of
the
way,
let
me
be
brutally
honest
about
the
service.
On
our
way
in
we
saw
a
homeless
individual
with
a
sign
who
asked
us
very
politely
‘do
you
have
a
spare
change?’
When
we
said
no,
he
didn’t
bother
us
anymore.
It
was
extremely
cold
outside
and
heavily
snowing
at
this
point
-
and
My
friend
said
‘no
I
don’t
but
I
would
love
to
buy
you
a
couple
slices
of
pizza
if
you
would
like?’
The
guy
looked
happy
enough
that
he
was
close
to
tears
and
said
‘oh
my
gosh
thank
you
so
much-bless
you’
We
walked
in
-
the
guy
at
the
register
(glasses
and
short
dark
hair)
just
stared
at
us
and
looked
irritated
to
even
be
there.
He
then
asked
us
what
we
wanted
to
order
(i
couldn’t
even
hear
him
because
he
said
this
in
such
a
quiet
voice
and
his
body
language
screamed
more
loudly
that
he
hated
being
there).
He
took
our
orders-
then
brought
our
pizza
out
to
our
table.
My
friend
asked
him
whether
we
could
have
a
to-go
box
to
give
two
of
our
slices
to
the
guy
outside,
or
if
they
would
allow
him
to
come
in
and
join
us
to
dine
in
the
warmth.
The
employees
face
immediately
darkened
and
he
grabbed
a
pile
of
plates
for
us
(three
of
which
were
very
visibly
dirty)
to
use
and
slammed
them
loudly
on
the
table
then
as
he
walked
away
he
very
sternly
said
to
my
friend
‘that
guy
isn’t
supposed
to
ask
for
food-
I’m
calling
the
cops’
(mind
you-
my
friend
offered
this
guy
pizza.
The
homeless
individual
did
NOT
ask
him
for
anything
more
than
spare
change).
The
employee
stomps
to
the
back
kitchen
and
continues
to
be
outwardly
rude
to
us
throughout
our
visit-
did
not
check
in
on
us
throughout
the
meal
and
cleared
our
table
seconds
after
we
were
done
eating
without
saying
a
thing-
still
visibly
talking
about
us
to
his
fellow
employees
and
grumpily
walking
around
the
back
kitchen.
All
I
wanted
to
say
to
this
guy
was:
Have
some
grace
and
have
a
heart-
it’s
cold
and
snowy
and
some
people
are
less
fortunate
than
you.
Two
slices
of
pizza
may
have
made
a
world
of
difference
for
this
guy,
and
he
was
not
bothering
anyone
in
the
process.
Not
to
mention-
we
paid
for
two
extra
slices
and
helped
your
business
at
NO
cost
to
you,
plus
in
the
end
the
homeless
individual
moved
on
to
another
location
to
enjoy
his
hot
meal.
Have
a
heart-
esp
during
the
holidays.
