This might sound corny but I am extremely grateful for the role that Little Caesar’s has played in my life.
I grew up with a single mom and there was never food in the house.
She waited tables at a Mexican place called El Leoncito and was always working during dinner.
My daily tradition was to stop by and grab a hot n ready on the way home from wrestling practice.
Down War Eagle Blvd and then a right on Dairy Road. Titusville, Florida.
I’d flip open the AC vents of my 1990 Grand Cherokee, put that sucker on full blast and point it at the open box of pizza. It was always hot. Always ready.
By the time I pulled into my driveway it was cool enough to eat. I’d eat the whole thing before going inside.
In college I worked at the Tuscaloosa County jail, 7pm to 7am shift. I needed the job for the health insurance. We were 23 and pregnant.
I’d stop by Little Caesar’s on 15th street on the way to my shift and devour the whole thing as I drove.
Today, we can afford better pizza, but we still buy LCs about once a month. It tastes the exact same. That same pizza is only $6.99, and was still $5 until about 3 years ago.
What an example of a great company doing a great public good. I don’t know where I’d be without them.
Certainly a $5 footlong never came close to filling me up…
The older I get, the more I realize: A kind word at the right time can change the entire course of someone’s day. Sometimes even their life. Believe in people before they believe in themselves. Tell them they're capable. You may forget saying it. They’ll never forget hearing it.
Do you guys remember that Shirley Temple Golden Collection commercial that played 24/7 on kids TV networks from the early 2000s to the early 2010s? What was that. Who was that advertised for
JUST IN: The WNBA is officially coming back to Detroit. The city will get a team in 2029, part of an expansion that will include other cities.
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@Super70sSports He was my Grandpa John Wyn’s lifelong friend! A proud son of Muskegon, Michigan. My grandpa supported Earl while he was at MSU, saw him play @ Soldier Field in the College All-Star game, and golfed many times down at his golf club in South Florida. Earl was the shit! #SpartanDawg
Over the last 10 years of his NFL career, Earl Morrall started 38 games. He went 33-4-1. Now think about what a pile of shit your favorite team’s backup quarterback probably is.
Older dominant coaches have been retiring left and right lately.
Many aren’t willing to adapt or have simply let the game pass them by.
But not Tom Izzo.
The Spartans are off to their best start since 2019: 13-2 record (4-0 in Big Ten)
Big ups to Izzo for continuing his ways. He hasn’t utilized the portal a ton but he’s continued to develop, and he’s got a damn good squad this season.