Would you eat pizza if it shows up at your place and you didn't order it. Well I think I would try it out on the dog first, lol. Seems some are delivered with the note, "we know where you live".
In order to stay ahead of it they claim the cost is going to be an extra 22% and that is not for tips.
It seems the small things have power whether its pagers or drones and now its the lowly pizza to deliver fear !

We nevah have food delivered to house...not even a pizza

We had a pizzah dilivahd to our house once... but othah than that, nevah

And, no I wouldn't eat it if it randomly showed up

You are a quick learner, nice!

No one delivers where we live. So no, I wouldn't eat a a pizza that magically appeared at my door.

We never have food delivered either and we’d never accept, let alone eat a free-at-the-door food offering!

Sounds like you have irritated someone!

I wouldn't eat it...or feed it to my dog.

No food delivery. Live to far in the country. Only usps and ups delivers. Advantages to living in the woods.

Sarge

For the last few years, every once in a while, a friend of mine had random vegetables show up on her porch. She received potatoes, onion, peas, beans, corn, tomatoes, pumpkins, beets, radishes, peppers, cut flowers and more. It slightly worried her, but mostly amused her. She did eat the produce. Her son finally caught the unknown gifters. They are an elderly couple from down the street who appreciated the flower garden she planted on the right of way and most of her corner lot yard. When they grew extra produce, they just dropped it off.

Keith

I think you could pass for a local up heah....

Who is "they" ?
And free + 22% is still free based on the math I was taught

I feel like there is a lot more detail that would be helpful rather than just a vague question about eating free pizza

Is this a new tactic for the Mosad?
Somebody pranking you?
Ticked your neighbor/coworker/inlaw off?

Pizza delivery has now become a tool of political intimidation in some circles, much like doxxing.

Seems there are groups sending pizzas to prominent persons home adresses that wish to keep that location out of the public purview for security reasons.

I'm not any sort of public figure but I'm old and cranky enough that if I didn't specifically invite you to show up then I want you gone off the property with extreme predjudice.

It was on the local news this morning about pizza showing up at politicians houses and no one had ordered them. Some had the name of the son of lady Judge that had her son killed a while back signed on them and some had a note that said "we know where you live" on them. I think it was judges and politicians houses mostly. The 22% was the extra that it was going to cost the government for extra security.

Sorry I was not plainer, I just figured it would be all over the news by now.

Kind of like when the safety seals broken on something I won’t touch it, theres a lot of sick individuals out there looking for their 15 minutes. Look what those clowns do in the grocery stores as pranks no way the last thing I’d do is give any to my dog.

The phrase we are missing is, High Trust Society.

you really have to question the pizza company that would take an order , put notes in a pizza and deliver it like that , they should be reporting the suspicious activity , giving info to LE

Nope would not even give it to an animal, with all the whackos and nutcase's around any more !

No.

I prefer to make my own pizzas and use the pizza oven at the house.

https://abc7ny.com/post/authorities...itol-police-leadership-sources/16784014/


What I first heard was they sent a message which is sorta what this article says only not an actual message. What I heard was live broadcast so maybe I heard it wrong or they over emphasized the note part.

Here is a snippet from the above article:

Law enforcement officials told ABC News that many public officials have been anonymously sent pizzas in recent years and that the deliveries are thought to be intended to send a potentially threatening message: letting recipients know that the sender knows where they live.

Federal Judge Esther Salas, whose son, Daniel Anderl, was murdered at her home in 2020 by a man posing as a delivery driver, recently told ABC News Prime's Linsey Davis that "hundreds of pizzas are being delivered to the personal homes of judges throughout the country."

"We had heard about pizzas being delivered to judges' houses, and that says what? I know where you live,'" Salas said, adding that recent pizza deliveries were sent to the homes of other judges, and used the name of her murdered son as the sender.

The ones that killed the Judges son used a fake delivery van, so just because they say they are from a pizza place don't mean they are or if they are in a makeshift police car for that matter.

Too far out for pizza delivery but someone left those three roosters on my front porch, and I haven't eaten them.......yet.