But in the picture you can see CHEESEY BREAD is among the options you can choose along with pizza. So the TWO THINGS you did order would count for the TWO THINGS you need. It would therefore be cheaper and the same amount of food. You’re getting mad at people in the comments because you didn’t take the time to read, nay, even LOOK AT THE DAMN PICTURES of the deal.
You mean the deal where I have to order two of something and pay $7 for each one? That would have been more expensive and a waste of food.
DarkDreamer13@lemmy.world 1 week ago
FlyingSquid@lemmy.world 1 week ago
What size pizza? How many toppings?
And, yet again, I didn’t know these coupons were a thing.
Godric@lemmy.world 1 week ago
…buddy…
Don’t complain about how things work when you don’t know how things work XD
Click on the 2 or more deal and do some exploring, this is a learning moment that will revolutionize your Domino’s experience forever!
FlyingSquid@lemmy.world 1 week ago
Again, why is it my fault that Domino’s is taking advantage of my not knowing how their system works? The last time I ordered a pizza before this, you had to do it by phone. I don’t order pizza. So why should I be expected to know how ordering pizza over the internet works? Am I supposed to absorb the information indirectly somehow?
Godric@lemmy.world 1 week ago
Buddy I’m not “defending deceptive corporate practices”, I’m trying to teach you how to use the deals they shove in your face so you can save money.
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Domino’s isn’t “taking advantage of you not knowing how the system works” when they plaster the deals in all caps on their homepage. They want you to use the deals, and make it very easy to use the deals.
I would think there’d be less obstinate boomerism on Lemmy, but apparently not. You have eyes, you have fingers, and presumably a brain. You could have used them, you didn’t. You paid more than you had to as a result.
FlyingSquid@lemmy.world 1 week ago
Considering people keep insisting I do something I didn’t know was a thing I could do and berating me for not knowing it, I think getting mildly annoyed by people saying that, and the people telling me to get takeout when I can’t, is damn reasonable after dealing with people saying it for a day.
I’m sorry I don’t know what I don’t know and I’m tired of getting berated for not knowing what I don’t know as if I somehow should have known it through osmosis.
I’m not a boomer, I’m 46. I just don’t order pizza. Hence my putting that in the headline. I probably won’t order pizza again either unless something unexpected like this happens again.