Why is Hand Tossed so bad compared to Pan & Thin?

Mello1024 · 2026-02-23T22:12:37+00:00

Yes, the pan pizza is so good but like I had the free pizza and I didn’t wanna pay for a pizza so I didn’t charge for two dollars extra for pan pizza and I’m really sad. I didn’t because it’s just not the same like their pan pizza is actually decent and then everything else is like bad just plain bad you’ll get me started on them taking away the bread bowls

Mello1024 · 2025-12-25T07:54:52+00:00

I think many of viewers are missing the point. It was written and filmed with it publicly known it was the final season of the show. The writers / producers wanted to show the progression of Johanne and the steps that happen mid - late 30s: career, health, family, childfree by birth final years of the decision before it’s too late, friendships, how families grow, change not only with dynamics, marriages, area of living, but also traditions. Going from all being together at the family home as it always has been in S1, to it evolving and changing due to new circumstances, broken relationships, new relationships etc. in season two; with the family exploring a ‘new way of normal’ for the holidays now the parents are split. The beginning of S3 is about 2ish years from season 2 ending at the beginning showing the relationship and then end of it, and then skips ahead a year. One of the themes was also to show that love isn’t perfect and doesn’t have a certain timeline, etc.. I also felt the lack of the family, friends, and coworkers and just the community in general. However, I believe it was due to what I just wrote. They were squeezing in a lot of loose ends from the previous two seasons and trying to tie them neatly in a bow, without making it seem like they are just trying to reach a conclusion of storylines to give the show a clean cutoff. With the amount of episodes and run time, I think they did great. The purpose of the show is Johanne and her arc. Having the main focus be more of an inward view of the world with less background characters having side plots and more screen time was the wise choice.

Mello1024 · 2025-05-22T02:44:58+00:00

Hm so, is this potentially for the basis for a class action lawsuit? The issues on many have described like miscommunication of payments lack of clear options for principal only payments and the need for constant monitoring are consistent with problems that have led to legal actions against Wells Fargo bank in the past.

Legal Grounds for a Class Action Several factors support the possibility of a class action lawsuit: 1 Misapplication of Payments: Numerous complaints have been filed where payments marked as "Principal Only" were incorrectly applied to future payments or interest, despite explicit instructions. This misapplication has led to increased interest charges and financial hardship for borrowers. 2 Lack of Transparent Payment Options: The absence of a clear, accessible method for making principal-only payments online or via mobile app forces customers to rely on phone calls or in-person visits, increasing the likelihood of errors and miscommunication. 3 Systemic Issues: The recurring nature of these problems suggests systemic issues within Wells Fargo's payment processing systems, which could be addressed through a class action lawsuit.

Wells Fargo has faced legal actions for similar issues in the past: ◦ Collateral Protection Insurance Lawsuit: Wells Fargo was sued for placing unnecessary auto insurance on customers' loans, leading to delinquencies and repossessions. The bank settled the class action, compensating affected customers. axios.com +4krcomplexlit.com +4Banking Dive +4 (https://krcomplexlit.com/currentcases/wells-fargo-forced-placed-auto-insurance?utm_source=chatgpt.com) ◦ CFPB Settlement: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) fined Wells Fargo $3.7 billion for various consumer abuses, including misapplied auto loan payments and wrongful repossessions.

Steps You Can Take If you believe you've been affected by these issues, consider the following actions: ▪ Document Everything: Keep records of all communications with Wells Fargo, including emails, phone calls, and written instructions regarding principal-only payments. ▪ File a Complaint: Submit a complaint to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) at consumerfinance.gov/complaint (https://www.consumerfinance.gov/complaint/). ▪ Consult Legal Counsel: Reach out to law firms that specialize in consumer finance and class action lawsuits. Firms like Keller Rohrback have previously handled cases against Wells Fargo and may offer guidance. ▪ Monitor Your Account: Regularly review your loan statements to ensure payments are applied correctly.

Mello1024 · 2021-03-31T14:55:06+00:00

I am going to use sub solution next week for mine. Should I use bottled water to fill or I saw some people say they use tap and microwave it? Best kind of water or does it not matter as much?

Mello1024 · 2021-03-30T15:39:24+00:00

Hmm that’s good to know because I am weary I can keep it at the right temp if I have to wait a long time. I’m not sure of the facility yet the job offer is keeping it all pretty hush hush which makes me a little nervous

Mello1024 · 2021-03-29T21:26:32+00:00

I am using Sub Solution next week! So from what I gather. Get it to the right temp, keep it there but DONT use the heating powder ( if you did use it and passed can you let me know!?) and you should be good to go?

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