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That's not always true. Police can arrive instantly. |
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ohiofirefighter42
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Thats pretty simple.... a pizza busneess treats every order as equally important....while a police department proritizes by severity of the call |
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uknative
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Perhaps there are more people ordering policemen than there are ordering pizzas! |
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John H
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cause you didn't tell the police you had pizza. they'd need it for evidence. |
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misskitti7Β®
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because some fools voted labour
regards x Kitti x |
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barracad
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If you're asking them to bring pizza, they probably won't come straight away. They have more important things to do, like eat doughnuts and issue speeding tickets. |
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pirate_princess
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Two days, my you must live in a good area, my mother called and they took two weeks!!! |
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XPig
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Which one is in business for profit? If the pizza guy waited 2 days you wouldn't pay him but the police are paid either way.
But the main issue here is why did you call the police. If you called for a non-emergency then it was treated as a non-emergency meaning your call was handled after emergency calls. For the pizza guy, ALL calls are emergency calls because if he treated one differently his income would drop & he would end up out of business.
But you knew that. You just wanted to have a lil fun stirring it up some so all the citizens who do not like cops could have something to write about. Thank you. |
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happy
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Perhaps if you ring for a pizza and then ring the police and tell them you have a pizza they might come round a whole lot quicker, you could also offer them garlic bread and a cup of tea. |
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Oswald W
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Police are allowed to prioritise but the Pizza boys have to earn their keep without question.You are exaggerating here though. |
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I have to be honest when i called the cops cause my hubby beat me up they were there in 10 minutes, 4 Big Blokes over 6 ft tall. I Looked like a real life pixie compared to them lol
But they were a Great help to me, they did drive bys my house every 30 minutes all night long.
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Ben Gunn
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Someone called the police to report being abused at a cash till in Tesco? There might be more to the story, but it seems to bear out what Phil M says about people reporting unimportant things. They probably turned up to put a stop to the calls, then put the whole thing in the bin. |
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services
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2 days????????? more like 2weeks! PEPPORONI POLICE FORCE. |
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I'm Roy West
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I'm Roy West! |
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999pheebs
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Hahahaha my friend has that as her screen name. |
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alakazam
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Because the delivery drivers actually go through training. |
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mark
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That's not true and you know it. It would take me no more than 5 min to get there OK. Stop lieing. |
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one shot
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That's because you've prepaid the police. If they got paid when they turned up they'd be there in 30 minutes as well. |
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Copgirl
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Don't know where YOU live, but we show up within minutes. Guess they just don't like you. |
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spiritania
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Because you are important to the Pizza company and keep them in work, the Police get paid for doing nothing. |
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Chris P
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because the police are waiting for their pizza to be delivered |
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Phil M
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If you call them (police) because of something very mundane, then yes it takes awhile.
I have called the police before and they arrived within an hour.
I always find it funny when people bash the police.....talk about complete and utter ignorance. |
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huskystorm
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good point it took me a month until the police took at statement off me for the abuse I suffered at a cash till in tescos,where I add no one helped me, |
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joan k
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They have trouble deciding what topping to use, hence the delay. |
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U.S.Veteran
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Nobody really knows the answer to this question.
We're just blessed to live in America, I guess...
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tone
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Maybe cause you are one of those people that constantly call the police for no good reason...keep on crying wolf....eventualy your pizza will take longer too...oh yeah, then you will call the cops on them too ha?! |
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Madiya
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TRUEEEEEEEE |
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first nation
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That's because its the police are moonlighting delivering your pizza whilst on duty. |
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T C
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Nice one!! lol |
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Northern Lad
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Because it means the poor copper`s have to get off their comfortable chairs and go outside in the wet, cold awful night.
It`s terrible that people ask the police to go out in that awful weather - unless they are racing their Noddy cars up and down the motorways. :-) |
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the more liberal your city the worse the police |
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