Personal Annoyance

Yeah they had too many ingredients, and it looked like they specced up 500 pizzas but they probably didnt know how big they were gonna be (they were at least the size of 2 large pizzas). But the low price from the start is probably understandable if she knew they were in the crapper after having enough ingredients for 500 pizzas (and then some) but only made like 96. Obviously they had to increase the price for each slice to break even. But who would pay that extreme price for each slice?
 
Kappa said:
Yeah they had too many ingredients, and it looked like they specced up 500 pizzas but they probably didnt know how big they were gonna be (they were at least the size of 2 large pizzas). But the low price from the start is probably understandable if she knew they were in the crapper after having enough ingredients for 500 pizzas (and then some) but only made like 96. Obviously they had to increase the price for each slice to break even. But who would pay that extreme price for each slice?
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Exactly. I don't think it was their original intention to make such a miserable loss; it was a series of mistakes (too many chickens, wasting money on marketing, massively overestimating the number of pizzas they could make and failing to pull in the punters) which led to them being forced to sell naff pizza for £3 a slice. I wouldn't say it was entirely Alexa's fault, but she should have done something to rectify the issues as they came. Instead she just sat back thinking everything would roll out for her...
 
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