the voices in my head say...

Pi Pizza Truck: Awesome!!!!!

Yesterday for lunch, Cory and I were walking out of the office headed for subway.  As we passed some of the windows overlooking Scott Avenue, I noticed the truck parked on the far side of the street (first picture), but didn’t thinking anything of it.  Luckily Cory asked, “Why does that truck have twitter on it?”  Now I was thinking.  I had noticed a pi on the truck, and now twitter, that must be the Pi Pizza Truck (a thank you to Monica for previously informing me of the Pi Pizza Truck and how they update their location on twitter).  So Cory and I quickly did some math.  We came up with: Pi > Subway.

They had two pizzas ready at almost anytime: pepperoni or mushroom and green pepper.  We went with pepperoni (second picture).  It’s a nine inch deep dish pepperoni, exactly the same as they serve in the restaurants, for $12.00.  The pizza was equal to any other I’ve ever had from a Pi: wonderful.  Making it even better, Kelly (I like Pi, where Kelly loves Pi) had planned to walk to Subway with Cory and myself, but she decided at the last minute to walk across the street to Olin Cafeteria; she was on a time constraint.  To walk to Olin and back, she walked across Scott Avenue, not seeing the Pi Pizza Truck, twice.  She did not have a happy response when she returned from Olin with a barely tolerable pizza and found Cory and myself with Pi.

*Of note: I’m not a total ass.  Cory and I didn’t contact Kelly, or anyone else, when we discovered the Pi Pizza Truck because we had to first investigate it.  It took a good amount of time for us to learn that they usually had pizzas ready, and which toppings they had as options.  This seemed to take too much time to be able to contact Kelly or anyone else who walked to Olin before they bought food there.  Also, even though I did taunt Kelly with my pizza the whole time I ate it, half of a nine inch deep dish is too much for me to eat at lunch, so I gave what I couldn’t eat to Kelly.  It might have only been a few bites, but she was happy in the end.