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Speaking as someone who spent a couple years on Long Island, it's just pie. Not pizza pie.Look... it's called "pizza". Stop thinking it's cool to call it "pie".
Pizza.
My grandfather is the only person I knew who called it pizza pie, but he lived the first 60 or so years of his life in Brooklyn so I think it just got shortened to pie sometime after he was young. Alos, while I'm not a fan of calling it "pie", it's better than calling it "za".Speaking as someone who spent a couple years on Long Island, it's just pie. Not pizza pie.
And referring to it like that is absolutely a regional thing.
And Ohio pizza sucks.
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I'm sure it is a regional thing. Some of my biggest pet peeves is regional things that don't agree with my way of saying things. Another pet peeve is the word "y'all". You can't just contract any two words y'ant to. But I get it - regional thing.Speaking as someone who spent a couple years on Long Island, it's just pie. Not pizza pie.
And referring to it like that is absolutely a regional thing.
You just made my list...And Ohio pizza sucks.
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I have never, before this thread, heard anyone call it "za". And my 12-year-old purposely pushes my buttons by shortening words or leaving letters out. And she has never called it that. And I mean to keep it that way. That is absolutely worse than calling it "pie".My grandfather is the only person I knew who called i pizza pie, but he lived the first 60 or so years of his life in Brooklyn so I think it just got shortened to pie sometime after he was young. Alos, while I'm not a fan of calling it "pie", it's better than calling it "za".
I live in a very quite development that due to the layout, there are echos when people are having gatherings. there is one lady who walks our "loop" every evening, lots of people do, myself and wife included. however, "fast walking, loud talking stacey" talks on her cell phone the whole time, on speaker, and i swear she has a built in megaphone or something because i can be on my patio on the back of my house (150ish feet away) and hear word for word what she is saying. its annoying as hellAll these suburban mommies without jobs walking around at a snail’s pace with their weight vests. Way to not pump that heart rate up toots. You look ridiculous.
I’m going to start a company and it’ll be along the lines of the Development Housewife Starter Pack. Included is the aforementioned weight vest, a 32 oz Stanley, Lululemon leggings and matching tank, ON Cloud shoes, and cat eye shades from Blenders, Goodr, or Shady Rays.