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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Not gross at all. I might not eat the pizza but don’t be offended, not a huge pizza person. I’d totally eat a big piece of cake! My kids and DH would love this![/quote] [b]I wouldn't eat Costco pizza either. I'm a NYer and hate crappy pizza.[/b] [/quote]. Lifelong New Yorker here. Pizza is my favorite food, I eat NY pizza at least once a week, and I absolutely love Costco pizza. It's a different thing, but it is very yummy Being snobby and dismissive doesn't bolster your claim that you're some kind of expert.[/quote] I'm not being snobby. I ate it once and found it disgusting. Hey, if I don't eat it, more for you, right?[/quote] You called it crappy. Have you heard the phrase, don't yuck someone else's yum? That's what you did. So, yeah. I'm glad there's more for me. [/quote] Whatever. I called it crappy on an anonymous online forum. I'd never say a negative thing to any host who served it or to anyone in person who raved about how much they like it.[/quote] Poster: I'm serving Costco pizza You: I wouldn't eat Costco pizza... I hate crappy pizza And this is fine because it's online and not "real life"? Do you see how this is the problem with the internet? That you, are literally, the problem with the internet? That people see this behavior and think it's acceptable? You may say, oh it's just pizza, but someone else may be meaner, about something else. And you won't be there to say, hey that's just too mean. All they know is, it's ok to mean. And it gets nastier and nastier. Are you not seeing this? If you have a child, and they know you behave this way, maybe they will say a similar thing to a classmate on social media. Or something a bit worse. And then it gets way worse. And then you'll throw your hands up and say- Oh isn't online bullying among teens just terrible![/quote]
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