I actually have to say, your description of it made it sound a lot cooler than it actually turned out to be. You should look into a career in advertising.
I like the part where they fold up the box. It's very hard to fit a whole pizza box in our side-by-side fridge. But ripping up the box for plates? Sorry. Too much work. Yes, I'm lazy.
@Shu Fen: Someone will, I'm sure, claim all waste is a product of patent law.
@Daryl Campbell: I think you start with whomever has the most money and work down. So that would be Warren Buffet. I don't think he has anything to do with this, but that's for the courts to figure out.
@Dwacon: My preferation for perferations proceeds from my preference to proactively provide alternatives to presoaks.
@Shawn: LOL. Good call. I'm actually in marketing -- all the fun of sales without the hassle of quotas.
@Kathy: I guess it depends if you need a plate at all. Because, I gotta say, tearing up the lid without taking my eyes off "Dollhouse" seems a lot lazier than walking to the kitchen to get a plate, only to have to wash it a week later.
Amazing!
ReplyDeletebut i don't see it on the pizzas i eat because it is patented -.-
Vicissitudes of Life
Okay. Who do I sue?
ReplyDeleteIt's about time!
ReplyDeleteDo you prefer preferations?
ReplyDeleteI actually have to say, your description of it made it sound a lot cooler than it actually turned out to be. You should look into a career in advertising.
ReplyDeleteI like the part where they fold up the box. It's very hard to fit a whole pizza box in our side-by-side fridge. But ripping up the box for plates? Sorry. Too much work. Yes, I'm lazy.
ReplyDelete@Shu Fen: Someone will, I'm sure, claim all waste is a product of patent law.
ReplyDelete@Daryl Campbell: I think you start with whomever has the most money and work down. So that would be Warren Buffet. I don't think he has anything to do with this, but that's for the courts to figure out.
@Dwacon: My preferation for perferations proceeds from my preference to proactively provide alternatives to presoaks.
@Shawn: LOL. Good call. I'm actually in marketing -- all the fun of sales without the hassle of quotas.
@Kathy: I guess it depends if you need a plate at all. Because, I gotta say, tearing up the lid without taking my eyes off "Dollhouse" seems a lot lazier than walking to the kitchen to get a plate, only to have to wash it a week later.