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“Let’s Pizza”, Pizza Vending Machines Melting Their Way Into The U.S.

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Oh, man this is a dream come true! Do you know how long you have to wait at comicons and anime conventions just for a freaking slice of pizza!  Way to long, about 40 minutes long, as you wait with 50 oily teenagers in front of you! Well do not fret my pets, the future of pizza is well, almost here! Claudio Torghele is the inventor of the “Let’s Pizza” vending machine and they are sprouting all over Italy. Italy is well known for their delicious pizza, so good choice of starting it there! Not only is the pizza fresh and delicious, it is done it 2.5 minutes flat!

That is something that would put Dominoe’s 30 minutes or less campaign which started back in the 1970s, to shame! One thing I know is this would be very convenient in schools, NYC streets, hospitals and maybe even doctor’s offices. Ok, but sometimes I wait three hours at doctor’s offices and have to skip dinner! Heck, what if ever geek could own their own at their house! How awesome would that be when friends come over! I will have to make a profit, so you best believe I am charging them $6 a pie, come on the economy is rough!  The pie will really, cost around $4.50 depending on variety! Make mine pepperoni please!

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  1. cindy A.
    March 27th, 2009 at 16:25 | #1

    This Is TOTALLY AWESOME!!! I wish that they will come to south texas in the near future!!!

  2. March 27th, 2009 at 16:45 | #2

    @cindy A.
    Hopefully , the inventor will read your comment Cindy,either way sooner or later it will get there!

  3. haley
    March 27th, 2009 at 20:10 | #3

    lets get one of these in kentucky plz

  4. March 27th, 2009 at 21:06 | #4

    @haley
    I’m sure Kentucky is lacking a bit more than just these vending machines. How about running water?

  5. March 27th, 2009 at 21:10 | #5

    I’m hoping the quality of the pizza will be more like DiGorno and less like Tony’s.

  6. March 27th, 2009 at 21:11 | #6

    @mrjuandrful
    Haley do not listen to this clown! Why, Kentucky has given us one of the most delicious and precious things in this world! Fried Chicken! Don’t you dare mock Kentucky and it’s KFC Juan! Just don’t!

  7. March 27th, 2009 at 21:13 | #7

    @Daniel Perez
    I actually was not to fond of dare I say it, Ellios! I do not know how kids liked that crap! You being one of them!

  8. March 27th, 2009 at 21:22 | #8

    babylinda :

    @mrjuandrful
    Haley do not listen to this clown! Why, Kentucky has given us one of the most delicious and precious things in this world! Fried Chicken! Don’t you dare mock Kentucky and it’s KFC Juan! Just don’t!

    Everyone knows KFC’s secret. It’s their lack of a proper sewage system.

    Popeye would kick the everliving crap out of the Colonel!

  9. michelemybelle
    March 27th, 2009 at 22:43 | #9

    “sigh”……………. being half Italian and living in Bensonhurst Brooklyn NYC home of the best pizza (aside from Italy of course)I have my doubts it will taste much better than cardboard with ketchup and cheez whiz on it ….Barf….

  10. March 27th, 2009 at 23:59 | #10

    @michelemybelle
    if your other half was Sicilian, then you’d have a case ;)

  11. March 28th, 2009 at 07:33 | #11

    @michelemybelle
    I don’t know, I am giving it the benefit of the doubt! I want it to be good so bad!

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