If you had some left over pesos from your vacation, and were in the area of a Pizza Patron, would you?
Answer:
Sure why not? The businesses on the border of Canada exchanged Canadian money all day long.
yes.
No, I heard their pizza sucks.
Why, not, money is money, its their job to exchange it, if they want my business,,,,,,
yes. But unfortunately, I am unable to do it because of my diabetes. However if I was traveling with my family, I certainly would buy pizza with the Mexican Pesos.
sure why not
Sure. I don't see the big deal in them allowing pesos. The act of accepting pesos as payment in no way has anything to do with the illegal immigration issue. If it matters I am very much into the Anti illegal immigration movement.
yeah thats what I want to do i want to support this idiotic enterprise and compromise my values for a pizza. I am glad I don't know you.
Heck yeah, i love pizza!
No, I would save it. I collect at least one coin and/or dollar from every country I have visited, just to have as a memento. And I would probably end up using any extra pesos on a return trip anyway.
No, I'd light them on fire, and throw it in the restaurant.
Go USA.
Go Home Ese's.
I wouldn't have pesos, except from the Philippines. I have been
to Mexico...they gladly take American money....which is
better than gold.....I wouldn't eat at a place where they didn't speak
English...if they are too lazy to learn it...they might be to lazy to
wash their hands after wiping their but....
Only if I was hungry for pizza. I think this is only a hot button because of the problems with illegal immigration. I only live about two hours from the Canadian border. Canadian businesses regularly take US $ without complaint. Many post the conversion rate and will usually convert it and give you Canadian for change. Some places in the US, near the border take Canadian money too. It's just part of close border life in two nations that have frequent cross border traffic.
no. if my pizza don't come from pizza hut i don't want it. i would never degrade my self by using foreign money in my own country.
I would not have any pesos and I will not eat there.
Try Dallas,Texas there's a few places you can get a pizza for many pesos,at the rate of 12-to $1.
Heck yes! Where else will you spend all your left over pesos? As long as I get something for them, otherwise they'll just be sitting in my drawer until the next time I go to Mexico. I've never had there pizza though.
You mean all pizza joints accept paso's now
Not a chance! I wouldn't even spend US money there! They are traitors to Americans. They cater to the illegal alien criminals.
I heard an interview with the owner. He didn't know for sure if they hire illegal alien criminals. When a caller on the radio show called one of their joints, the employee couldn't speak English. Ya think the guy was legal? I doubt it. That means the owner should be in jail for hiring illegals.
There are several of the Pizza Patron stores in the Phoenix area ,but none close to Scottsdale,where I live..I don't plan on going that far away from my area to buy pizza,(I too like Pizza Hut).And I usually pay with a credit card so I guess I would say no on that basis alone.
You're skipping over the real issue behind that little uproar.It's well known and common practice for businesses close to either border to except foreign currency.No problem.That's understandable.The reason there is such an outcry over this paticular pizza joint accepting pesos is they are doing so hundreds of miles away from the border.For example,they are excepting them in their stores in Dallas.The majority of people in a city that far from the border that would have enough pesos on hand to buy a pizza would be illegal aliens.THAT is the problem.
No. I'd buy a burger at McDonald's. Just to see their DUH reaction.
Saludos, Mendi8a.
Not all that fond of pizza but if I ever got the urge for pizza yeah I would buy there. I mean its not about illegal or not its just PIZZA and if I can use currency that otherwise I would have going to waste and get something from it then heck yeah I would use it.I really don't see the big deal in it.Its not only illegals that have pesos but many tourists that visit from there here or citizens who went there during the holidays and have the money.And like the owner said that money would be turned worthless when the peso currency goes down so might as well use it and get something out of it.
How is their pizza?
We don't have them in Chicago, but if I were down south, and if the pizza is good (which doesn't seem possible) I would.
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