During a busy Friday night on August 14, 2026, L’Osteria Mondello, a family-run Italian restaurant in Cheyenne, Wyoming, received a phone order for 18 pizzas totaling about $300. After the kitchen prepared the order, the customer never arrived, and the number used turned out to be fake, revealing a prank intended for social media. Rather than discard the food or pursue a complaint, owner Dave Agovic chose to turn the situation into a community gesture: he donated all 18 pizzas to the emergency department staff at Cheyenne Regional Medical Center in recognition of their tireless work saving lives. The story quickly gained national attention, transforming what began as a frustrating loss into a powerful example of goodwill, and earned the restaurant significant positive publicity and community support.
meu sobrinho participou de uma corrida e não se classificou pra outra bateria daí fui perguntar se ele achou ruim perder e ele disse que não perdeu porque ganhou um picolé
I don’t post photos from recognizable places until after I’ve left. And please, don’t be like the asshole in my DMs swearing at me because he drove there and couldn’t track me down to buy me a drink two minutes after I posted.
It's not flattering. It’s weird, invasive, and creepy.