- No, it's not right to do pizza like that.
I never give this kind of pizza to anyone, even my dog.
(classical music)
My name is Flora, I am from Italy, and I love pizza.
My niece, she's from Italy, she visit me.
You like pizza?
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(toasting in Italian)
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I don't know if it it's pizza, cookies, dog food,
I don't know which.
It's far away from a pizza, maybe San Francisco.
(Italian opera music)
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They give me micro-oven for Christmas, my daughter.
I never use micro-oven.
Why they kill food?
Why they do this, why?
- Ah!
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- When you come home and you are weak
and you don't have nothing to eat, it's very good.
Di Notte, not DiGiorno.
The pepperoni is good.
It's not too bad, this one.
The dough is very good.
It's good.
Trust me.
They look like pizza.
Dough is not too bad and the taste of the salsa,
it's much better than the other ones.
(European-sounding music)
I don't wanna try (mumbles).
I make you happy.
Mangia.
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It's cut like pizza, but it's not pizza.
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(speaking in Italian)
The sauce is terrible.
Dough it's too gummy and the sauce is acid.
(speaking in Italian)
She said it wasn't no pizza.
- Please.
- I don't wanna cook today.
You better ask for pizza.
(speaking in Italian)
You won't eat.
La pizza.
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