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It's good...but doesn't hold a candle to about 50 Pizzerias in NYC....and to be honest, NYC had that style (Sicilian) longgggg before Detroit. Square Pizza, at Prince Street Pizza (The Rage of NYC for 10yrs) demolishes anything Detroit has...
Everybody has to have their own now...The Dayton style shown has sausage on it that looks like little worms.
What happened to the middle finger reaction button? Lil P deserves to be drowning in them as always
That has NOTHING on Prince Street Square Pizza in NYC.....
That's a sheet of bread with some pizza toppings used as a garnishment. Rather eat a salad.
@cway313 was a question if was Detroit Style or some other Region lol
Portnoy got nothing on CIS...Neither Sports 'nor Pizza.
MFer couldn't make a Pizza to save his life..... .....I on the other hand....
Are they running any specials for a 3 piece combo in the parking lot from @SWFLHurricane ?
Honestly if the pepperoni isn’t a little mini grease cup then I don’t want it
That’s actually doggie style pizza
Anyone can do whatever the heck they want with their time and money… but also let’s not act like it’s a bad thing for fans to encourage other fans to attend games when attendance directly impacts the success of the team and program.
Also, scheduling an entertainment event at the same time and in the same geographic area as the game when there are thousands of cheap and available seats in the stadium… maybe isn’t in the best interests of the program.
If people want to stay home or go to their local bar to watch the game… fine, but introducing another social event built around the game does ultimately compete at some level with game attendance. If people want more of a fan experience for watching the game than just staying at home or watching at their bar, this kind of event offers another option and competes with going to the actual game and filling an empty seat.
But free country and all so everybody should do what they want… even if it gives ammo to opposing fans/players/coaches/commentators who dog our attendance.
Also, scheduling an entertainment event at the same time and in the same geographic area as the game when there are thousands of cheap and available seats in the stadium… maybe isn’t in the best interests of the program.
If people want to stay home or go to their local bar to watch the game… fine, but introducing another social event built around the game does ultimately compete at some level with game attendance. If people want more of a fan experience for watching the game than just staying at home or watching at their bar, this kind of event offers another option and competes with going to the actual game and filling an empty seat.
But free country and all so everybody should do what they want… even if it gives ammo to opposing fans/players/coaches/commentators who dog our attendance.
Go to the game or answer to this biggest slapdick on this board. Bunch of disobedient avocados you are.
There are more people taking a **** at HRS at any given point than can fit in Titanic.
how dare you support a local business and plug a sponsor! Shame on you!!!!
That does miss the point… one new person goes, they have an awesome time and tell their friends and then another new person goes.
Does one titanic game watch event for a home game make a big difference. Absolutely not. But you fill a stadium one new fan at a time… and Miami does need more fans going to games to fill the stadium. Don’t think that point is in dispute.
I get it, but complaining about a watch party at Titanic is like a fart in a hurricane.
Besides, HRS doesn't have $1 wings and Old Bay shrimp.
The rave of NY for 8-10yrs...the roni-cup pepperoni (Cup & Char) is the best...
