Stop sending “Fan” requests, it’s obnoxious and annoying- especially after I’ve already rejected them previously. I understand this is about promoting yourself but I don’t like making false statements. I “Fan” according to my own will and I’m really passionate about the people/things I “Fan.” Sorry, I would like to …support your personal endeavors, but I will not accept your fan requests. Send me a group invite…
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The success of the internet has given many businesses the ultimate tool in marketing. Sure they still have to use traditional ways of marketing their item such as print ads, television, and word of mouth; however now with the internet, they can reach an even wider audience.
Dominos Pizza has taken their market to the internet and added a ton of useful tools to make ordering a pizza as easy as blinking. You can do everything on their site from browsing the menu and ordering a pizza to even tracking your pizza in real time from order to delivery. Their website is filled with information as well as a little entertainment. So what else can you do on the Dominos Pizza Website?
BROWSE THE MENU
As you log onto the Dominos website, the “menu” tab is easily accessible and noticeable. Once you click on it, you are taken directly to a listing of the Dominos menu items. They range from the different types of pizzas and their sizes to the side items and drinks they offer. From this menu you also have access to a listing of the various toppings that are offered for each pizza. If you are interested in the nutritional value of their items, then you just click on the “nutritional info” tab which is easily accessible from this menu.
ORDER YOUR FOOD
Dominos has caught onto the internet trend by restaurants of ordering food online. From the home page you can click on the “order” tab and place an order for your favorite menu items which will then get sent to your local Dominos. You must register on their website with a username and password to access this feature. You can also access information on how to register your cell phone number with Dominos so that you can use their “mobile ordering” feature.
TRACK YOUR ORDER
After you place your order, you are able to track your order online from submission to delivery. All events are in “real time” format, making it easy to know where you pizza is at during the “30 minute guarantee” process. This is a very nice feature as you know exactly when your pizza is leaving the store for delivery. No more peeking out of your front window looking for the pizza delivery guy.
LOCATE A DOMINOS
Just enter your address and you can locate the Dominos Pizza Chain closest to you. This is especially convenient if you have moved to a new area and you do not know where the closest Domino’s Pizza is or maybe you are out of town on vacation and have a taste for pizza. There is even a link to help you locate a Dominos Pizza in one of their sixty International markets.
ENTERTAIN YOURSELF
Dominos even has a little sense of humor on their website. They have phrasing and terminology on their site that appeals to the average person. Everything is easy to read, even their “legal stuff” section. Do you have a fake Brooklyn Accent incurred from eating their famous Brooklyn Style Pizza? They have a phone number that you can call that will walk you through a tutorial on how to lose your accent. If anything that will give you a laugh for the day.
The Dominos Website is very informative by providing their menu items, clear pictures, and nutritional information. Since their main competition is Papa Johns and Pizza Hut, they decided to raise the bar by offering a 30 minute guarantee and then offering a tracking service to back it up. That is going to be tough for their competitors to beat. For now, Dominos has a thumbs up for their website. Just a quick visit to their site would be more than enough convincing to order a large Brooklyn Style Pizza and a Coke.
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well then that means I hate my old man too.he’s a jerk and treats me like I’m 12.i’m about to be 21.he says I’m a bitch, I’m mean, I’m evil and that I enjoy watching my son cry.and he even wants to go have a beignet(new orleans pastry) with me today after telling me all that shit last night.didn’t even say he was sorry.he’s the one who lied and went to houma with jeannine and his nasty pothead friend and barged through the door with his friend making all this noise at 5 in the morning with my baby sound asleep with him smelling like pot and beer along with his friend.BUT I’M THE MEAN EVIL BITCH.his kid cried and cried because daddy wasn’t home.he’s f***ed up in the head
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Am I *actually* reviewing a Manhattan Olive Garden? There’s just too much inherent humor in this that I am compelled to. Valentine’s day is one of the cheesiest, most manufactured and contrived holidays out there. So my very single friends and I thought it would be appropriate to spend this awful holiday in irony at the Chelsea Olive Garden.
Apparently many other people - couples included - felt Olive Garden would be the best place to spend a romantic dinner. If I hadn’t been dumped earlier in the week (ouch) my non-friend but boyfriend date would have been at Bocca di Bacco, a respectable Italian establishment. I can only imagine the horror on someone’s face if I told them we were going to the big OG for our date. I digress. One of our party members arrived at 7:30 to reserve our 9:15 table since OG doesn’t do reservations. Wow…
After literally trudging through the huge crowd the eight of us were shown our table. Our hostess caveated that the table was only meant for six so it may not be big enough for us. This cavernous booth would have fit TEN of us or maybe even 12. This raised an eyebrow or two at the basic insinuation that Olive Garden customers are generally really obese! The “pro” side of this is that at least you feel better about being a pig.
Our friendly server quickly distributed menus and dispensed our free wine samples. I’ve always maintained that free alcohol is a really cute thing, even if this particular blush wine did taste like dishwater. Our drink orders were then placed and our server assured us she was bringing fresh bread and salad afterward. After waiting what seemed forever for our drinks the server apologized for their understaffed bar. Our basket of hot-dog-bun-esque garlic breadsticks came along with our salad and then eventually our first batch of moderately priced special fruity drinks. The breadsticks were disappointingly not hot and the salad was the usual fare of iceberg lettuce and accoutrements saturated in wonderfully oily dressing.
After perusing the menu we all put in our orders. Compliant with New York restaurant laws, Olive Garden has the calories for every menu item listed on a separate flap on the menu. While I was expecting the worst, the menu isn’t nearly as bad as I thought. The popular “Tour of Italy” will however detour your diet by a lovely 1440 calories. Yikes. I stuck with the soup, salad and breadsticks option, being “healthier” as well as frugal.
My pasta fagiole soup was actually pretty good. A piping hot bowl (errr 2) filled with chunks of meat, capellini pasta and tomatoes satisfied my hunger thoroughly. By “satisfied my hunger” I mean alongside with the disgusting amount of breadsticks and salad I ate along with the soup. The other entrees on my table, including a Tour of Italy as well as an apricot chicken concoction all looked decent enough as well as very commonplace.
Towards the end of our meal a commotion was occurring at the front of the restaurant. Ever curious (read :nosy and looking for Yelp fodder) we peered out front to witness a full-on fight between a server and a patron. Emotions and unlimited free bread sticks were flying as some customer started a fight with an innocent server. The whole kitchen staff, servers, hosts and any other employee came to the front of the restaurant to check out the commotion and defend their fellow employee. Nice show of solidarity there but probably not the best way to deflect or distract from the situation. Eventually the customer was escorted out and all the fun stopped.
A surprise birthday cake was brought out to me and I was sung to by my table and the staff. The little chocolate cake was consumed quickly by an already-full girlfriend and I in our indulgent way - even if the cake wasn’t all that tasty.
So the food here is common and the customers are atrocious. Given. But the servers seemed to try really hard to compensate for the fact that everyone know they work at a shithole. So for that I give cheers and thanks for the many ridiculous Valentine’s Day memories created by this Oliver Garden. If only the indigestion and eventual vomiting induced by this and excessive alcohol consumption didn’t put a damper on my experience!
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just coz my eyes are red sometimes and i smell like smoke doesnt mean im smoking .. ok?