I agree completely with you. There are some small trendy markets in America; where “healthy” pizza(I use the word lightly, because I am yet to find a truly healthy pizza) is a fad product right now. The vast majority of people truly want the full pizza experience. I eat very healthy 95% of the time and I have to admit pizza is probably my only dietary downfall, but every couple weeks or maybe once a month I do a greasy and delicious pizza and usually purchase a handful of sides with it, because I want the experience. Am I the greatest customer to have, probably not; there are people who order much more regularly than I, but I will routinely drop $40 in my one visit. I am also that customer who will be loyal, but if you mess up or do poorly, without appropriately rectifying it, I will be done with you, period.
On that topic, last time I ordered pizza, I got the rudest phone person I had ever dealt with. Now I live in Michigan, and it was the second to last game of the Stanley Cup and I understand, no one wants to work, but, come on. We are in a struggling economy and if you don’t understand that every customer you can get is a blessing, then you are missing the big picture. I will certainly take my money elsewhere next time, sorry, but I know there are several places that will be happy to take my money.