EnterpriseNews.com reports, “As the door to the walk-in freezer swung open, David Schuler’s eyes widened at the sight of the pizza stacked before him.”
“Separated into seven to eight boxes, 150 of the Town Spa’s acclaimed 10-inch pies sat in vacuum-sealed plastic, including 50 cheese, 50 linguica and onion, and 50 pepper and onion-sprinkled pizzas. Holding one of the boxes up, Schuler laughed at the thought of the journey ahead of him. ‘A crazy person would do something like this,’ he said. No, Schuler isn’t “nuts.” He just knows good pizza when he tastes it.”
“A Stoughton native now living in Jackson, Miss., Schuler packed the 150 pizzas into four coolers inside his SUV and began the 24-hour, 1,400-mile journey home, where his family will enjoy them for months. It’s a trek he’s made many times before, and on one prior occasion, with 100 Town Spa pizzas in tow. But the newest haul – which ran Schuler $1,197 even with a bulk discount – is likely the largest single-person carry-out order in the restaurant’s 50-plus-year history, manager Kerry Hughes said, and likely the greatest sign of loyalty.”
“But the newest haul – which ran Schuler $1,197 even with a bulk discount – is likely the largest single-person carry-out order in the restaurant’s 50-plus-year history, manager Kerry Hughes said, and likely the greatest sign of loyalty.”
