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Hilarious Pizza Hut Customer Delivery Instructions Meme

The image opens with a text line stating the poster works at Pizza Hut and is sharing a customer's delivery order receipt from the previous weekend. The receipt lists an order for two medium pizzas: the first has pepperoni and sausage toppings, the second has Canadian bacon and pineapple. It contains two absurd, humorous customer requests: 1) The pizza crust should be slightly crisper than normal but not too crispy, compared to the energy of taking revenge on a cheating boyfriend while still wanting to reconcile in the near future. 2) The property gate is tricky, so the delivery driver should not break it, plus the spider on the porch is named Frank, guards the home's tomatoes, and the driver should be nice to him. The receipt also shows a subtotal of 17.99 and tax of 1.73. This is a relatable service industry meme highlighting bizarre, funny customer demands.
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@Guest user X.com

I work at Pizza Hut and this was one of our delivery orders last weekend:

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Order receipt text including pizza toppings, two customer special requests, pricing details

Overview

The image opens with a text line stating the poster works at Pizza Hut and is sharing a customer's delivery order receipt from the previous weekend. The receipt lists an order for two medium pizzas: the first has pepperoni and sausage toppings, the second has Canadian bacon and pineapple. It contains two absurd, humorous customer requests: 1) The pizza crust should be slightly crisper than normal but not too crispy, compared to the energy of taking revenge on a cheating boyfriend while still wanting to reconcile in the near future. 2) The property gate is tricky, so the delivery driver should not break it, plus the spider on the porch is named Frank, guards the home's tomatoes, and the driver should be nice to him. The receipt also shows a subtotal of 17.99 and tax of 1.73. This is a relatable service industry meme highlighting bizarre, funny customer demands.

Origin notes

This meme originates from a post shared on X.com (formerly Twitter) by the account meme.jpg, distributed via RSS feed. It was posted by a Pizza Hut employee who took a photo of a real customer's order receipt, and it went viral online due to the absurd, funny nature of the customer's special requests, resonating with service workers and general audiences alike.

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