dasaint2020

dasaint2020 t1_itudk51 wrote

I do appreciate food, I said cut the pizza...and talk about being toomessy, do they not slice a deep dish Chicago pizza? And I work at a Neapolitan pizza restaurant, it takes 6 minutes from start to finish a pizza, that's rolling, topping, baking it, and slicing it. Then you upcharge because of it's presentation. Cost more for those small ass pies then an average large new York style pie, or the same. I like Neapolitan, I also like finished service. If I see coworkers do this, I call them lazy. Italy is known for these lazy services, they call fancy and home style. It's all bologna.

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dasaint2020 t1_ituaerq wrote

Entitled to the order being finished, sure...paying for it and leaving a tip for a very easy task to not get done. And all pizza is hot. And I can tell you a true new York pizza is a very real, very hot pizza. That they have ready and sliced. You can't tell the service in Italy isn't lazy. Look at the prep of their Sicilian salads.

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dasaint2020 t1_itstepk wrote

Entitled? You're a customer paying for service. Your very entitled for what you paid for. You don't pay for a house to be built, just for you to finish the walls? And yes paying idiots think this shit is fancy. Italy in this argument is the only country not finishing their shit. Famous for it too. Is America the lazy one? People working finish the orders, if they don't they're quoted lazy, incompetent, some times fired. In Italy, this is culture.

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dasaint2020 t1_itsr24x wrote

Now you're comparing Japan's service skills to Italy? The speed and hard workers, working everyday. Hell cutting shit into bite sized pieces where you barely have to chew it? Then they will not except tips. It's near illegal and rude because of the excepted service. America and Italy both take tips, but America actually provides better service. This isn't a debate about side dishes. This is service not finishing the job, The point of restaurants is to rest and reserve with family, friends, or on break from work. Italy makes you think this is fancy...no it's lazy.

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dasaint2020 t1_itsnhgf wrote

You paid for service, best pizza restaurants in the world slice your pizza and they stay blazing hot. I guess those pizza restaurants aren't in Italy, with well famous big chefs, not exactly known for making a rush in a kitchen, or low-fat ingredients. Figures they'd make the customer finish the order. And yes I do work at a Neapolitan pizza restaurant. Everything from made scratch.

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dasaint2020 t1_itshiod wrote

How the fuck does that work, as long as the pizza is together and not fanned out and separated it'll stay hot longer no matter how many slices. Not slicing the pizza is just a lazy part of the service. Something real Italian services are known for. Have you seen a Sicilian salad? Nothing cut in that shit. A Neapolitan pizza takes 6 minutes to cook from rolling the pizza to finish. There's not a lot of work to it. This is a laziness to service the customer takes as fancy.

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