I got an e-mail from someone who apparently stumbled across the site while searching for “apple valley mn food delivery” on Google. They didn’t leave their name but they did offer a mac.com e-mail address for me to reply to.

I have to share this particular piece with everyone because this person is your typical Internet douchebag.

Bill, isn’t it hypocritical to complain about giving your phone
number to a pizza place when you give your email address and whole
life story online for a guy like me that randomly found your posted
site because I am looking for a pizza? (I know, this is a run on
sentence).

Your thoughts?

1. Why do you give me *one* of your e-mail addresses (and I assume a throw away one at that) at mac.com instead of your Charter one?

Probably because it’s exactly that, a throw away account. If you think that billandkimroehl@gmail.com is my main account, you’re very wrong. In fact, I use it solely for this website and only check it once a day or so (unless I use it for ordering something from a site I know will spam the fuck out of me and need to check for confirmation, etc)

2. Why do you allow everyone to see your referrers and IP address when you do Google searches? Wouldn’t it be a bit embarassing to have what you search for pointed out to the public?

3. A ringing phone disrupts my daily routine. An e-mail sitting in an INBOX or spam folder on a web-based account isn’t exactly bothering me constantly while I’m trying to eat.

4. “My life story” LOL, get real douchebag. You spent a total of a 6 minutes on the site and looked at only a few things. Seems like you’re just trolling and thus you’re a waste of time.

I’ll tell you this: If Broadway Pizza asked for my e-mail address or website URL, I’d give that to them over my phone number any day.

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