Sneaky Students On TikTok Share How They Get Unlimited Domino's Pizza
When you're a broke student, you know how to look for a solid deal on food. This becomes a skill that stays with you for the rest of your life, as you toil your way out from under a mountain of crushing student loan debt. Some wise students in Spain managed to exercise their deal-seeking skills to figure out how to get boatloads of Domino's pizza for free, by taking advantage of a promotion, The Daily Dot reports.
Of course, the students shared their tip on—you guessed it—TikTok.
@gurpreet_gillx Unlimited dominos pizza only means one thing when you're a student 😂😂#tupperware #dominos #pizza #lifehack #foryoupage #foryou #fyp #viral #xyzbca
TikTok user @gurpreet_gillx, who lives in Spain where Domino's is dine-in, explains that her local Domino's has "a deal where you get a free pizza everytime you finish a pizza." Man, that's just a setup for shenanigans. So she and her friends showed up for a meal with tupperware in tow, with they stashed under their table in the dining room. After squirrelling a pizza away, they simply ordered another one, which was replenished with no questions asked. "We paid €7.50 each and got 4 pizzas and refill drinks so yh Spain do it right," she explained in the comments.
Most commenters were supportive of the students seizing the opportunity to gank some free pies. One commenter, @mariatello.r, said, "If I worked at domino's I wouldn't even care cause at the end of the day that doesn't affect my pocket so I would just pretend I didn't [notice] that." And of course, there were people who didn't see it the same way.
"This is stealing," said user @oxtasx. "Because it is in house consumption only. Same with an all u can eat buffet. U r not allowed to bring containers and take it with u."
What say I? Okay. Listen. I am a person who takes as a food promotion and turns it into a sport. If it were me, I'd have dug a small tunnel under my table at Domino's where I could create an underground pipeline dedicated to exfiltrating entire pizzas for hours. I mean, it's Domino's. Not only is it weathering the pandemic, it's thriving. So consider this a challenge. But a challenge I won't be able to take on my own, because we don't have dine-in Domino's over here, and because, well, pandemic.