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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is OP. For those of you who are saying I am spending too much on Pizza, for the record, Dominos was $120 for the last party. That included the small individual pizza for one child with allergies. I ordered the amount the teacher requested and she said it was all gone. I need to use Dominos because 1) it has to be delivered since I work full time and can't take a day off to deliver pizza and 2) it works menu-wise with the child with allergies. So I am not being extravagent; I am doing what the teacher requested. [/quote] This makes no sense. Maybe someone else should take over. [/quote] +1. Someone who can deliver a costco cake to school, and can say "pizza doesn't fit in the budget and special snowflake doesn't need a 20 dollar pizza of his/her own." [/quote] This! You could probably do Costco pizza and postmates for half the money. And how old are these kids? Are you buying elaborate pizzas? Most kids like cheese or pepperoni. Both of which are sold at Costco. And I'll be honest, the kid with the allergies may not get their own pizza or you just don't get pizza at all. [/quote]
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