@everyone

[politicians]

How do you honor those who have left this place?

Is there a custom you follow? And are willing to share?

Or perhaps a story of those you miss. For remembrance.

Comments

[politicians]

A customer?

[subhuman]

She honored me with her presence at my humble table of wares.

Have you ever had a pizza?

[politicians]

I am afraid not.

Is it a type of food?

[subhuman]

Not just A type of food, but The one type of food you'll ever need. All levels of the food pyramid in one fully edible plate and dinner combo. You can't go wrong, my friend.

[politicians]

That sounds rather impressive. I have clearly suffered from a lack of pizza in my life.

[subhuman]

Sorry to say it's true. But maybe this is a way you can honor your dear friend by mirroring her own adventurous spirit?

[politicians]

Through pizza?

I suppose it is viable.

[subhuman]

Why not? Food is always a go-to for celebrations.

[politicians]

I will have a bit more about this delicacy.

[subhuman]

It's a dish that can encompass all food groups in one bite. It's portable, easy to snack on the go, or you could indulge a little more and layer on the flavors for the deepest dish possible.

It's base is only the best breads, buttered and baked to perfection, to support a layer of sauces to you liking, then typically a layer of cheeses. Everything after that is catered to the discerning tastes of the consumer. Feeling a little hearty? Why not add sausages or other finely cured meats. A little lighter? Tomato and basil makes fine, fresh toppings for a summer evening's 'Za. Want it simple? Why not just add a few more types of cheese!

Really, Pizza is the food that can give you whatever you want whenever you want.

[politicians]

I have to admit. This is the most poetic I have ever heard a person behave over food.

[subhuman]

I promise you that it lives up to the hype.

[politicians]

I have your word then.