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Geno's was stupid because they never took into account tourists. Not all tourists speak English and one would think that Philly being a pretty good tourist area that they would capitalize on that but instead they chose not too. It's their choice.
Same with this Pizza place. If they want to give away pizza to people who order in Spanish then so be it. You can either a) learn Spanish to get a free pie b) not go or c) pay for your pizza. If one of the previous three are too difficult for you to handle then getting free pizza is the least of your worries.
Geno's may have been stupid from a business stand point but don't you agree that the lawsuit was way out of bounds?
How would the owner know what you have?
I don't
I forgot its close to the Mexican border.
Speaking by choice is different from being born a lady.
What message are they sending?
Your being purposefully obtuse now about the marketing strategy because your argument has been disavowed, not that is was much of one to begin with at the start.
They arn't trying to send any message they are trying to make money. They didn't let the illegals who speak only Spanish only in the front and back doors but damn it if they have money to spend why not get them to spend it here instead of wiring it back to Mexico?
If you have an issue with such lefties, why do you behave with that mentality?
Actually, free pizza would be more of an excuse to get their pretty good chicken wings.
Been awhile but the pizza was greasy although it tasted okay. I have not had the wings.
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