Predicting Wars With Pizza
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- čas přidán 9. 04. 2024
- Operational Security (OPSEC) is a critical process and set of measures aimed at protecting sensitive or critical information from being discovered by adversaries.
One of the most insidious threats to OPSEC is the inadvertent leakage of classified or sensitive information through the aggregation of non-confidential data. This process, often referred to as "data aggregation" or "mosaic theory," involves piecing together seemingly innocuous pieces of information to uncover a larger, sensitive picture.
One famous example is how in the 90s a Domino's franchise owner in Washington DC noticed that there was an increase in pizza deliveries to the Pentagon that correlated with times of heightened activity or stress, such as the lead-up to military operations or significant global events. - Zábava
The pizza guy definitely had TOP security access after watching bin Laden's assassination
You’re not wrong. Legend has it a pizza guy was in the room when it was announced Bin Laden had been assassinated.
Path to Top Secret clearance: A billion references, phone calls to everyone you know, PITA application. Or a dozen large pepperoni's
@@matiassepulveda4455 In the famous "situation room" photograph, you can actually see the pizza guy in the back looking over Daley's shoulder.
"Sir, Tony is here with dinner."
"Excellent, bring him in here, I want to show him something."
🤣@@democraticrepublicofsprout7263
Shoutouts to the guy who insisted they order a thin pizza along with 99 regulars.
That one friend who just can't agree on what to eat:
thin is great
@@phi1688 i love thin pizza and would die on a hill defending it from the hands of the 99 thick crustsers.
thin is mid compared to thick
Hey man, some people can't have as many carbs
"The Pentagon has just ordered 5000 Specials with extra pepperoni"
"We're doomed! DOOOOOOOMED!"
WW3 💀
They could just be rewarding a particular base for stopping WWIII from happening in the first place.
@@noahschumaker5885 then another starts to happen
No because why are they alfredo sauce 😭😭
toy story woody and buzz voices
I remember that Tom Clancy was accused of espionage because his description of the interior of nuclear subs was so accurate. He had to show that all his information was gained with public sources.
TOM CLANCY?! L-L-L-L LIKE RAINBOW SIX SEIGE!??!!
@@RedDeadFool The author, but I think you are being facetious, right? :)
@@Grabthar191 I have no idea what that means because big words scare me, but if facetious means joking, then yes I am. :)
@@Grabthar191they were still right so once the six siege games are based off Tom Clancy books
@@RedDeadFool Yup. That's pretty close to the correct meaning. :)
Reminds me of the time a science fiction publisher basically discovered the manhattan project when a bunch of famous scientists changed their mailing address to the middle of nowhere in New Mexico
He was investigated and then told the FBI the exact place. Something similar happened to another guy who made a story about ships he had no access to, but he logically deduced their layouts.
Edit: the last guy is Tom Clancy, and he had to change parts of his books due to their precision.
@@tuluppampamThat reminds me of that one Doctor Who episode where he forgot Clara but logically deduced their shared experiences like looking at the contours of a missing puzzle piece.
@@tuluppampam or the game developers who designed a tank for their game and put things in that were classified/or the location was not made public.
(iirc its the same game that people for some reason keep sending classified plans for tankes to)
Another scientist also figured out that there was secret work on a nuclear weapon since everything regarding nuclear physics wasn’t talked about anymore in the paper and on radio, since all the work by most of the scientists was Top Secret
@@Reverend_Salem it's even funnier than that, everything IN the game was public info but someone noticed that they got some detail wrong about a tank and leaked the classified info in a game forum to prove it
Can anyone make a graph of number of pizzas pentagon ordered to scale of war ? We can call the slope the "pizza war indicator"
They've changed SOP since then, which is no single huge order at one single restaurant at one given time. Any food delivery for staff would now be broken to several different restaurants and not all is going to be delivery service.
@@goonerOZZI wonder if they discovered any local pizza places that were underrated and now they order from them all the time.
What is the government's favorite pizza restaurant? I NEED TO KNOW!
They were mandated to stop ordering pizza when people figured it out.
Then we can run a t score test for slope to see if it’s a statistically significant correlation
@@Guru_1092 Sounds like a job for a freedom of information request!
imagine telling that one a judge: "your honor i wasn´t stalking, i was working"
Its not illegal to stalk online
It's not illegal to view someone's public social media page. I'd argue it's not even stalking. If you don't want people looking at it, don't post it. It's not hard.
This wasn’t public information at the time.. the real story goes that a man owned multiple dominos chains around the DC metro area, as the owner, he noticed upticks in large late night orders before major world events took place; not just wars. He then took the information that only he had as the business owner and made a website available to the public. Since then, the government still orders late night food service, only now they spread out their orders to different chains and restaurants to not raise suspicion.
One of these late night meals that was ordered and posted on the public website happened as the US was planning a hostage rescue operation, if terrorists followed the tracker then it is very likely that innocent people would’ve died if the terrorists knew a rescue operation was imminent, hence why they’ve adjusted their ordering habits.
Yeah the pizza meter doesn't actually work anymore
Terrorists don't analyze the delivery orders of D.C. pizza places. The real world is not 24.
@@dirrdevil open-source data collection is paramount within terrorist organizations, how do you think they recruit gullible and misinformed people? Our adversaries use any means at their disposal to get ahead, regardless of the information source.
You’re right, this isn’t 24, but we don’t live in 2001 anymore. We’re in a digital age where we often use open-source intelligence and SIGINT to go after our enemies, it’s irresponsible to think that our enemies don’t do the same to come after us.
@dirrdevil
Did it ever occur to u that other people outside of terrorists would notice? Lmao. They said this person made a whole website, do u not think that if word got around social media the terrorist might notice? Or are u just incredibly dense?
Dominos pizza tracker?
This is another reason why we need a degree for competitive googling.
You can be educated in OSINT. That's basically this
@@unfathomablyunfathomable ok firstly this is great and I didn’t realise it, but also, it should just be a degree to begin with for everyone. It’s such a better way of being able to work out someone’s usefulness in a job if they have the power to find answers to problems themselves.
Wikipedia speedrunning isn't the same thing but it is the closest we have to an a googling competition
I also think that a degree in informational systems, as in, libraries and using/finding data, is close enough to degree in googling. Like yeah it will be mostly about finding info from books (because not everything can be googled, depending on what you're looking for), but a lot of databases are online too and you need to kinda learn how to search...
You're not a deliverator are you?
Now you understand why pizza Delivery guy is the most common access to secret places in movies
As former delivery guy i can confirm that i have access to secret bunker.
And don't you ever forget a pizza delivery guy could also destroy the universe because he goes to work
The Vollo pizza guy at Shepherd apartment in Mass Effect 3
Pizaa guys and camera men
@@38.thachthaolehuynh20Richard Watterson
99 Alfredo Pepperoni Bacon Provolone Pizzas? That has got to be one of the strangest combinations i’ve seen to get a mass order lmao
And who ordered the thin 12 inch pizza🤣
I know how to **start a war** with pizza!
*Pulls out Hawaiian pizza*
My favorite pizza 😻
@@JohnDoe-bt9qp Same.
Another example of OpSec is how the Allies knew in WWII that the Germans were falling behind in tank production. Their tanks had serial numbers that were consecutive, so if a newer tank got destroyed they knew exactly how many were made between that tank and an older tank. When you know your enemy can only make X number of tanks per month and you know from reports you are destroying more than that every month, it becomes simply a war of attrition.
This is a statistical theory in mathematics literally called the 'German Tank Problem' due to it's use in WWII. To counter this, the Americans (and I suppose other Allies) used random serial numbers on equipment OR purposely inflated serial numbers as counter-OpSec to make the enemy think they could produce more than they really were.
appear weak when you are strong, strong when you are weak
@@ChillFinity2000 I like how Sun Tzu has become such a meme that when people actually quote him they don’t say his name
Who tf asked yankee, 😒
It's a bit more complicated than just how many they were able to build. Many German tanks lacked fuel so it's more of a matter of how many can you actually operate. They didn't actually need more thanks as much as they needed oil. Especially towards the end of WW2 they were simply unable to fuel the war machine, there was no sense in ramping up production or keeping up with the allies. I think it's the other way around, the allies needed to get more tanks (the ones on par with their counterparts). So to end this drunken rant, I don't think the Germans were falling behind, it's the allies who were catching up (given the fact that the Germans had a few years headstart since they had planned for the thing).
Edit: the real German tanks problem was solved by making modern thanks(at least some of them) able to run on several types of fuel
@@georgealin7472 1. The Germans were woefully short on their newer tank variants (Panther, Tiger and Tiger 2)
2. The allies also had logistical and supply problems, they managed to deal with it.
3. The Germans did not have an excess of any kind of fuel, all fuels used in Tanks are petroleum based, Germany lacked petroleum in general.
You think that's crazy? Wait until you hear about how The Pentagon handles pizza orders now. It's a whole thing. They have to order from multiple places, they can't order from the same place in a certain period of time after they've ordered from there... there's other stuff they've disclosed about it, it's wild.
But what about Chinese food?
So this is how government red tape gets started
Why on earth can't they just hire in-house cooking staff. Military culinarian ops or something
@@MirageCipher====How dare you bring a logical solution to a problem in regards to the Pentagon?! lol. Your idea would make entirely too much sense.
@@MirageCipherSomething that reasonable and cost effective has no place at the Pentagon
Delivery boy :sir we have a huge delivery order from pentagon
Owner:we have to leave US immediately 💀
“What’s your job?”
“doom scrolling”
Most important supplies for a war:
Manpower: no
Firearms: no
Pepperoni and Cheese: YES
🔥🔥🗣️🗣️
I mean they made one of the MRE menus pepperoni pizza for a reason. They spent a ton on it too, they knew it was vital
It seems people haven't heard of pizzagate.
Here lies Andy
@@HitarouYotukai-ir6gr or pizzanapple
The "pizza meter" is also a great example of a sidechannel attack where you gather information about a system from something seemingly completely unrelated.
eg The Waffle House Index
What??
@@RUFFDRAFTCAthat’s directly related. And Waffle House never closes. So it’s more of a doomsday indicator than a hurricane one
@@TheWizardGamez naw, it is good indicator for hurricanes as well, or the amount of disruption it causes to be bit more precise, if the shit hits fan they will be working on reduced capacity, and even close if the situation gets bad enough. Though if the situation is bad enough for them to close, there ain't gonna be many customers remaining at that point
Your mom is a sidechannel attack
Sounds like a great escape from public accounting
That's why pizza business will boom whenever a war is announced
imagine having so many wars that you had data to back this hypothesis up
Industry like any other.
@@Jemppuexcept this one makes money with murder
@@art-games6230 like most industries do?
@@kadiea8664 what other industry makes money with murder?
@@art-games6230🐑🤡🤦♂️
In April 1942 nuclear physicist Georgy Flyorov wrote to Joseph Stalin on the absence of articles on nuclear fission in American journals. Not hard to guess what they were trying to keep secret.
Meh. Everyone was working on the bomb. Every major country. Common knowledge.
All of us introverted, social media stalkers perked up when you said we could get paid for what we already do.
This video came literally one day after Reason posted the same video.
A citation would be the most honourable way to do this.
Greatest Op Sec is during WW2, During the Pacific theatre, the Americans knew that the Japanese were targeting one of their bases using only codenames, and wanted to know operationally, where to position their forces. As such, they transmitted that their water production facilities were not working. They interceptwd Japanese radiotalk that mentioned that xxx was suffering a water shortage, therefore they knew which base they were talking about. Provided instrumental in theatre.
Coral sea no?
Midway
It was Midway
@@CaribbeanHistory ordering carriers admirals at war
Actually **lifts up glasses**🤓 The codename was AS for Midway
My favorite example of this happened during the Cold War. Americans knew there were Soviet’s in Cuba because of soccer fields being seen at barracks camps. They knew Cubans culturally would’ve had baseball fields
That's so cool
sick 🔥
Thats also how the prc found cia spys in china by noticing some habits and slipups like writing the date time year in the wrong order
"Gentlemen you can't eat Pizza in here - this is the WAR ROOM!"
I don't think that's the pizza their ordering 💀
Do you mean they're*?
Thank you for this good person. My stomach churned when he said it ugh
During WW2, British intelligence developed an infallible source on when particular German submarines would sortie. She worked at the laundry of a major sub base. When the sheets for a paricular sub was picked up, that meant it was about to leave.
As a former pizza delivery driver...
1) I would be scared AF to deliver to the pentagon..
2) all i can think about is.... how well do they tip?
I can answer Part 2: Enough to get you to shut the hell up, but not so much that you won't shut up about it. So better than average, enough to make it worth your while, but with a hefty dose of fear to not disclose.
@@Jeremiah90526 This guy knows because he saw a tv-series.
I'd honestly be more lost than anything I think. What is it, like 20k+ people working in a 20 acre building? I wouldn't even have a clue how to get in let alone know where to drop off my delivery. Save me the trouble of actually going in there and come meet me in the parking lot and I'll tip you instead
If they’re anything like the rest of the military then you’ll be getting a tip but it’s not gonna be a really good tip.
As an E-3 in the USMC I was tipping like $5 on a $60 order.
I just wasn’t making a ton of money
Government expense. You're going to get a fixed percentage of the total bill. For my job, I can tip "A reasonable amount" which means generally 30% if it's under 30 dollars, 25% if it's below 50, and 20% if it's at 70, my limit per meal.
You COULD predict a war, cant do it anymore 💀
Pizza orders as a security indicator is a fascinating concept. Imagine the insights gained from analyzing those trends!
“Sir we need to have more pizza parties throughout the year… to uhm… throw off that dominos guy”
Now u can predict by when all the gay bars around the pentagon are empty.
... the fact that there were enough wars in that time for him to notice is astounding
This makes sense. An oncoming war probably leads to more work and late work nights at the Pentagon, so to make that more bearable the supervisor or an assistant orders pizza for dinner.
I wonder if requiring different departments to get different forms of take-out (cycle through), or getting pick up instead of delivery, or having delivery go to a secondary address so an assistant can pick it up might help this situation?
Well, after it got called out, they started ordering less pizza to the office. So it probably doesn't work anymore, no fun.
OSINT is what happens when someone doesn't know enough about computers to be a hacker, but does know a bit too much about their exes.
Literally getting the people to spy on eachother and fill in the blank on hundreds of thousands of sensitive data sets. Kinda like how people went from private accounts to “creators or business pages” automatically, by default- waving away the little bit of privacy laws that were holding on by thread.
I was on the military side of all this, but I knew a guy who went to high school with me who became essentially a professional social media stalker. Got introduced at our high school reunion for having ‘similar careers.’ For context, I was infantry. Similar might be a bit of a stretch.
I’m not quite sure but I think he did something very similar to the job position they mention in the video.
We start talking and I found out that he combs social media for breaches in operational security perpetrated by DOD and other gov agencies’ employees.
I told him a little bit about my time in Iraq, and in turn, he disclosed that he finds a lot of information on Facebook from wives who talk about their husbands going away for trips, which can be easily traced back to the employees themselves to map movement.
@@JedRayner shoot they stressed to us not to even talk about going TDY when I was in 05 - 11. And in turn we had to convey that to our spouses.
@@JedRayner "Loose Lips Sink Ships", as they say.
The complete opposite of this is the USSR thinking the hotdog stand in the Pentagon was a secret bunker because all the top brass met there at the same time every day.
Nice try CIA, we know there is a bunker there
@@attilatormasi1733 logically thinking there probably is, but the entrance is probably in the building, or its just a big office with information lmfaoo
@@F.B.I nice try FBI, we know you are in cahoots with the CIA. Your tricks won't work on superior soviet minds
Now they just gonna order 10 pizzas from each location or different Store
It's not the quantity of analysis it's the quality, or is that still the videos pizza reference 🤔. Always thanks for a learning opportunity
Or like that one author who figured out that they were making some kind of nuclear weapons because all the top scientists in that field suddenly changed their address to the middle of the desert
Papa Johns here in DC had a 1 hour wait time all of a sudden. I am a regular, and I noticed the increase even for pickup orders.
how about you include the part where it was hours after the initial drone attack
Something’s gonna go down
That's right, and you could also remotely observe the massive spike in business on the Google Maps live tracker for the closest location to the pentagon
Yeah that’s about the time Iran launched their drone attack, wasn’t it?
The “pizza” scale doesn’t work anymore because the US gov now orders pizzas from multiple locations in small quantities. So your one hour wait is probably just short staffed related
Edp definitely taking that job to clear up his reputation 😭💀
I love how your video are always informational, philosophical, and always very funny😂! Keep up the good work magnify 👍
Now the Pentagon has it's own pizza shop in the building
No they dont. The papa johns near the pentagon was flooded with orders yesterday...
@@chetu1059No it wasn’t was actually really slow yesterday, plus, we haven’t serviced the Pentagon for delivery since 9/11
You wouldn't tell us anyways @@matthewmiller1865
@@matthewmiller1865you wouldn't tell us either way so why should we believe you
@@matthewmiller1865I didn’t know a fed would have a second job
Also keep in mind the pentagon would order a large number of pizza from one place which lead to the discovery, however, now they have swapped to ordering from multiple locations if I remember correctly
Still have to order from places nearby and a rise in orders would still be noticeable just a lot smaller happening across the different shops around the area at about the same time
@@ambrosianapier7545 thats a pain the in ass for the spies actually
During WW2 a Sci-fi magazine wrote a story about a bunch of scientists living in NM building an atomic weapon. When they were questioned about it they said that many of the scientists on the Manhattan Project subscribed to their magazine so when a bunch of nuclear scientists move out to the same middle of nowhere in NM during WW2 it wasn’t hard to guess what they were doing.
Imagine they just want to have a pizza party and people start thinking war is coming 😂
Interesting post, like people getting burgled when they announce their foreign vacation on Facebook
Same idea yea.
"General Husseini, we have latest news from American Pentagon.
"Yes?"
"They ordered their pizza with pineapple on it."
*The entire room starts panicking and running in circles*
😅
*"there goes hawaii" starts playing*
what the -----
Only difference nowadays is where they get the pixzas and the cost..
12x Large OpSec Pizzas: $15,313.37
**Mohammad walks in**
“Whats wrong with Pineapple Pizza?”
“No Mohammad! Thats a literal war crime!”
Bro took the tiniest bite out of that pizza
The dominos employee watching a 69 pizza order from a guy named pentagon coming in: "We are cooked bro 💀"
Frank Meeks, owner of 43 Domino's shops in the D.C. area told the AP that during the week before the (Gulf) war started, late-night deliveries to the Pentagon increased from three to 101. Between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. on the eve of the conflict, 55 pizzas went to the White House, breaking all records.
Finally those girls who find your entire extended family tree, including relatives you didnt even know you had in 5 minutes on social media can earn some money from their talent
my man took the smallest bite possible from that pizza
Bro i just scrolled down for Doechi’s alter ego ad to see this short
THE COINCIDENCESSSS 😂😂
Fun fact: using circumstantial data to learn more about your enemy is called a side channel attack.
Ex KGB guy once said that he got his best info by watching parking lots. The more cars, the busier they were. And if the lots started rapidly filling up at an odd time, something big was going on. And if he saw more personal vehicles instead of official ones, they were in a big rush.
Fascinating people, analysts.
You mean to tell me that an Ex KGB told you that if there's more cars in a parking lot, said establishment is more busy? And you ate that up as incredible information? Wtf planet were you raised on lmfao
@@goon8o1 The word 'turd' describes you well.
I used the same tactic observing the parking lot of the local mall my apartment has a view of to figure out that it was Saturday, since the parking lot was full when I woke up in the morning. I didn't know it was Saturday since I'm unemployed.
@@goon8o1 talk about not reading what was wrote lol, the sarcasm went to far above it seems lol
@@goon8o1my thoughts exactly
Well, that's slightly terrifying
Nah what dominos takes you seriously when you want 100 pizzas 😭
True story- back in 1990, I was involved in a top secret briefing about the upcoming Desert Storm. Before entering, our ID's were checked and verified against a list,signed a receipt for the briefing materials, etc. All heavy duty stuff
About 11:30, the presenter paused the briefing (with the proposed timetable up on screen) and in walked the pizza delivery guy with literally a dozen pizzas......
Turned to my Brigade CO and said "what is wrong with this picture?"
😂
Certain uniforms get a pass from scrutiny.
Anyone with a clipboard knows this.
That the delivery guy was the one to get inside is ludicrous, make him deliver outside and have a single vetted person bring them in, geez.. or walk out and bring them in.
Holy fuck.
That's a "Everyone I outrank is going to die doing pushups" situation.
Did the presenter get chewed out?
My father served in Czechoslovak military, as he was "politically undesirable" ,he wasn't allowed to serve in a fighting unit and was a medical officer for engineer unit. They were building a huge underground facility to house jet fighters in bunkers, communication hub, all capable of withstanding a nuclear blast. This was during the military occupation of Czechoslovakia by the USSR and the soviets did have jets such as SU-7 BM, capable of carrying nuclear bombs.
Of course this was all "top secret" and the secret service was watching everyone, they even had a briefing about an operation targeting an old lady, who was in her front yard too often when trucks filled with concrete drove by her house. The secret service proudly presented to soldiers how vigilant they are by boasting about watching this lady and after few weeks figuring out she was not a spy, but they said they keep their watch and the construction is super secret.
There were two problems. This was at a time when Americans already had satellites taking pictures of the area every few hours and, more importantly, there was a huge board on the gate of the concrete manufacturing plant, visible to everyone driving by. On that board, there was the word "Vojcli" (slang for "soldiers") and for each truck that left the gate, the guard would make one stripe, counting them like beers on a bar receipt.
"We have top men working on it."
_Domino's driver arrives in 30 min or less_
They actually now have rules about how often delivery can be received from any specific restaurant or chain. In fact, a lot of govt agencies and major city agencies have this rule now. They don’t want people knowing when tons of OT or negotiations are going on.
"The Thousand March" starts playing
Papa John's and the pentagon's google maps traffic is saying they're busier then usual. Looks like we getting drafted boys
Edit: the closest gay bar to the pentagon reported half it's usual traffic. Oh it's going down alright
**laughs in crusty old bastard**
Have fun with the consequences of your voting habits and activism, kids!
cant, got sciatica.
Oh
@@godw1ll99 I got lumbago
I got re-vitaligo
Sometimes a certain slice of CZcams seems to be talking about the same stuff at the same time, but you consistently come up with the most interesting content on stuff I'd never heard of. Keep it up!
Jesus loves you infinitely and unconditionally ❤️
Got dominoes ad immediately after this
Damn. I never thought I'd see a short talking about this particular job... It ain't easy work
Another clever way to predict a war:
See them rotating thousands of troops and vehicles to the border
Ukraine.
holy! mobilization of the military can be used to predict a war,couldn't have ever expected that
The problem is that’s a lot more obvious and can be misleading. 1) countries know about that so if they don’t want to be known they won’t, and 2) there have been occasions where America has mobilized for shits and giggles. North Koreans killed two Americans in the DMZ who were trying to cut down a poppy tree, so we responded by sending an aircraft carrier and 16 helicopters to escort and protect a logging team just as a fuck you and show of force to North Korea.
That`s absurd, in real world we use pizza to predict wars
To be fair, many countries do this routinely as a scare tactic of sorts, so it may not be very reliable but can still be telling. "why are they moving units, what's making them want to scare/invade us?"
Great video!
My husband can spot things like this. I didn't know there was a job in it.
Maybe you just gave him a pay raise!
"Hey uh, order for 58 pizzas uhm something big happening."
"I will give you a $20 tip if you don't worry or talk about it."
That's a good use of public knowledge
War and Pizza was not a connection I thought I would make today. I guess these videos can do that to me 😅
ah yes, war and pizza, tolstoy's most well known novel
@@fleepfloop661 The remake someone needs to make...
Because it's not a valid connection. These details are related but one is not necessarily caused by the other. Especially considering the information is more than 30 years old, it's pretty doubtful whether this was useful info in the 90's but it's almost certainly not useful today
in other words, correlation is not the same as causation. this video is mostly just entertaining nonsense
Then that means I can kidnap the pizza delivery guy and interrogate him for top secret info.
They really be having a pizza party before announcing war
In computer science we call that a side channel attack.
Sounds like The Pentagon holds pizza parties before starting a war
Gotta eat during the planning sessions.
Someone should warn these folks serving their country of the neuro issues they'll eventually end up blaming on Havana syndrome, but in reality they've actually gone years of their lives (& thus thru MEPS without a waiver) with undiagnosed Celiac's 😂 wahoo! 😅🎉
Not exactly. It's people (planners, logisticians, admin personnel (getting movement orders ready), intel personnel (getting briefings ready), medical personnel (getting immunizations ready), etc. who are working late; they don't have time to get dinner, so they order delivery "en masse," and everyone can/will eat pizza, and pizza doesn't require cutlery.
It's Not a "party". When you are older, if you stay in school, you will understand what late night work entails.
@@wordsculpt in my experience, learning and education is still a party whether you have the structure of typical school or not 🙃 even my late Dad knew that and we both ended up Veterans (we ended up similar edu. and training too)💚 but alas! It's too bad for those who don't have their own personal education parties. I do! Learning is fun. Plus, whether school, work, whatever activities, esp. since maybe the '80's "The Pizza Party" really became a separate animal altogether from your typical partying, lol. It's its own tradition where a pizza party is something that can happen anywhere anyplace for anyone. I just wish nowadays the dough/ingredients would catch up to dietary health needs somewhat.
Don't sound so much like losing faith in humanity, you're not alone. We all get grumpy and need a lil nudge. Hope you have pizza party with yourself and some good reads or National Geographic watch night or something sometime! Lol. Break out the funky paper plates or just tear the box up. 🐢 🍕 Cowabunga, dude 🖖🖖🖖
You can spot on google maps when something big happens by the activity tracker.
I saw a massive uptick in activity at one pizza place the day after Ukraine first hit the Kerch bridge.
How do you access the activity tracker on google maps?
@jjcooks7401 just select a restaurant and you'll see how busy it is when you scroll down
A specific pizza place...?
You can also track troop movement via open source satellite image archives used for things like monitoring forest fires.
Which satellite archives do you use?
Bro took the littlest bite ever
You better believe I backtracked to see if that listed the qualifications 😂
They should just hire a bunch of swifties.
Or KPOP fans
@@skyesfallenxx nah, Swifties are the way to go. K-POP fans suck at this whole stalking thing. They still haven't beaten Dispatch on the whole couple reveal game. There are several artists who are already in relationships and the fans still haven't found out and exposed it to the public.
Trust a bunch of kids who are chronically online to stalk?😂😂😂
@@erinlee5936I’m talking KOREAN K-pop fans like the ones who pay off airlines to find out what plane their favourite idol is flying on
Bruh that soldiers girlfriend bringing everyone down fr
Can you imagine being a pizza delivery guy, and having to deliver TO THE PENTAGON!?!?
Pizza orders have also been used many times by those in distress and are attempting to covertly send a message through a pizza order.
You uploaded this right before all that’s going on now lol. Besides the Pizza being busy, people also noticed that the gay bar near the pentagon was way less busy than normal.
can't tell if you are serious or just calling them war monerers gay.
🤨🤨🤨
@@skankhunt85its true there was a viral picture in twitter.
Fr?
r@@SAA91111a viral picture in Twitter of a gay bar? Sounds like the beginning of a homophobic joke?😂
This is why the Pentagon now has in-house catering.
But now you simply track the Kg of flour or L of marinara sauce delivered.
That got overan...
bro that job actually seems so hard
So that an advertisement's another example. Well delivered.
now that pentagon pizza tweet makes sense. . .
So, my fiancé and I have pieced together something pretty elaborate with one of our neighbors by just observing tiny things like this.
Imagine your bosses having a pizza party while die
99 pizzas with alfredo sauce is the real tragedy
I saw a rweet that deliveries had spiked today after the news of Iran and Israel, this isnt good
Humanity is doomed
Israel made all this mess coz its the only way to explain why irans nuclear sites blew up. Mark my words.
@@PainfullySoberAndUnhingedonly america
I think the deliveries just mean that high level military officers are having a lot of meetings where they can’t go out for lunch. An oncoming war would require those meetings but also any other international news.
US didnt go in to Ukraine I doubt they'd fight Iran directly. Maybe they'll just send more trillion dollar warships and fire billion dollar rounds to take down more million dollar Iranian drones lol
its alot of people that do Social media stalking for free so they should sign up😂
Depends if they have principles or not
@@CorbiniteVids ----I'd think principles would be a hindrance in that job.
@@michaelj.beglinjr.2804 exactly
Wait aren't there stalkers who stalk ppl stalking social media accounts anyways? Kinda like when the little fish ride along and chow on the dead skin cells of like a nurse shark or something? 😂
that was the tiniest bite i’ve ever seen
Now they probably have a private pizza chef lmao
This was true, not only wars but certain big events like financial crisis, law changes and even coup détats, that pizza place even placed bets on the next big thing that will happen and won everytime
As a person that already stalks people's social media profiles, i see this as an absolute win
“And then ahead posts about going to a funeral.”
If I ever get crazy rich Ima just order like 5000 pizzas just to mess with the military