Domino's Pizza Complaints (First World Pizza Problems)

[@BlokeOzzie]

I once ordered a Hawaiian pizza from Dominos, and they forgot the pineapple. So I opened a small tin of pineapple pieces, warmed them up a bit in the microwave, and sprinkled it on the pizza. Then I ate the pizza. The next time I ordered a pizza from Dominos, I asked them to make sure they put pineapple on the pizza because they forgot it last time. When I got the pizza, it had pineapple on it. FIRST WORLD SOLUTIONS.

[@Khrizcspell]

one time at wendy's I ordered a burger with no tomato. when I got home and inspected the sandwich I found a tomato slice on it. I took it off then ate the burger.

[@MrShhmeh]

Khrizcspell one time at the mcdonald drive thru i ordered an egg mcmuffin and when i opened it at home it was a block of cheese. i then ate the cheese... just cos

[@Khrizcspell]

MrShhmeh thats how you get shit done.

[@WinstonPoptart]

"tasted like farts" -Mickey 2014

[@stuntbear]

tombstone quote :"(

[@DiddyCanFly]

This quote literally sent me into labor when I was 8.5 months pregnant back in the day 😂

[@WinstonPoptart]

@@DiddyCanFly holy shit, that's impressive

[@DiddyCanFly]

@@WinstonPoptart I was in a waiting room at an appointment when I fired up KZbin and saw this gem and watched it lol it’s funny now but my sister and I were scared when it happened 😂 Plus, I’m a nurse but it’s different when you’re the one in labor lol

[@WinstonPoptart]

@@DiddyCanFly at least it was a happy ending lol

[@Heythere4007]

Long flat box which I didn't touch... what do you think the garlic bread comes in you dip

[@GougerOfTheGroin]

This video is an audiovisual juxtaposition between the third and the first world. If you are here to comment something along the lines of "just because there are people starving in Africa I'm still entitled to complain about my shitty Domino's service", then you have completely missed the point of this video. It simply expresses how trivial our often seemingly most stressful complaints come up on the bigger picture.

[@hand__banana]

"trivial" is a joke. Stress etc. is subjective. Of course some starving kid in Africa has it worse than I do. I'm not that kid, that kid is not in my immediate family, thus I have no empathy for him. (at least when compared to my own problems)

[@spacepixies]

b1b i think the point is nobody gives a fuck about 'your' problems and if anyone was ever in the position to choose who to give a fuck about more, it'd be the starving african child and not you.

[@GougerOfTheGroin]

b1b Neither do I, nobody asked us to. Its just the observation and the video conveys it in a clever way.

[@nathab1599]

b1b serious.. I dont know how youre able to so openly admit that you only have empathy for yourself or those in your immediate surroundings..its shitty and sadly honest comments like that, that diminish my faith in humanity. Youre apart of this world. Dont be fooled by the conditions you were lucky enough to be born in.

[@erikaraine2459]

Nat hab not sure you're much better. i bet you didnt even know i existed before now, much less had any empathy for me and my life's struggles.

[@scrambie]

Even when disappointed with my food, I've never had the inclination to complain about it on the company's Facebook page. People actually do this??

[@RyuLightorb]

i just don't buy them and then goto the better pizza place and comment on how there pizza is much better then domino's XD

[@mitchofficial337]

Here's another one found on the FB page: "Very unimpressed. Pizza arrived and it was so moist and floppy that when you picked up a slice, all the topping just slid off. I tried many tactics to try and keep it together but the base was so floppy and almost wet that two hands were not enough to try and hold it. Ended up with all the topping a sitting in a mushy pile in the box."

[@xxProjectJxx]

Watching this while eating Dominos of my own. I was enjoying it until I realized that my pizza, which I ordered with beef and bacon, only came with bacon. Where's my beef, dOminos? Never ordering again!

[@stuntbear]

*Donimo's

[@collingwood170159]

stuntbear ahahahaha "*Donimo's" ahahahaha

[@sbalogh53]

hahahahaha love it!

[@ghazghkull133]

Best way to describe this video. Saying you cant complain because others have it worse is like saying you cant be happy because others have it better.

[@blalboz]

that's completely idiotic

[@ghazghkull133]

Thats the point. This video is stupid.

[@RyanH8sU]

I know if I was in a poor country with little water and food, I'd take any fucking service from Dominos even if they pissed on the cheese. The ignorance of those better off is such a terrible thing.

[@ghazghkull133]

RyanH8sU Well you fucking arent kid. If you had one arm you could say the same damn thing about people with arms.

[@RyanH8sU]

Unlawful Waffle Tell me how this video is stupid.

[@Nekrotix12]

That's just the best background to put in this video. Bravo.

[@Fredz162]

Knibis kniben stfu idiot

[@Thunderbird457]

Knibis kniben You're kinda right to an extent, but don't let these fine examples of ad hominems above me make you angry

[@somerandomguywithbacon9493]

I WILL NEVER ORDER FROM DONIMOS AGAIN!

[@junkrat1]

lol i hope you do realise that was a troll comment. Delivery drivers don't carry eftpos machines nor dildos xD

[@zthemythz]

junkrat1 Who cares that man has bacon, right now he is set for life!

[@TadRaunch]

The lady who got the long flat box probably ordered the cheesy garlic bread

[@nathab1599]

please guys, for the sake of humanity, stop comparing basic needs (physiological or emotional) to a wrong pizza order.. then using the word ''logic'' to make it sound logical. this is a false analogy. You cant compare two things that at the premise are nothing alike. And just to be clear, youre allowed to complain about shitty service, youre allowed to be heartbroken, sad etc.. these are things dealt with by everyone including third world citizens.. but instead of dealing with situations poorly, deal with them for what theyre really worth.

[@nathab1599]

David Deutsch haha thank you.. i was wondering why it looked weird.

[@nathab1599]

im actually defending the video.. im calling out the ''well by that logic, someone with cancer cant complain because there's worse out there'' arguments...

[@zanesmith666]

To be fair, I pay money that I earned working and I buy something of theirs and they fuck it up 70% of the time. If I fucked up that often I would be out of a job.

[@fropps1]

I'm a nuclear physicist, if I stuffed up that often we would ALL be out of a job. We would be dead.

[@sampsonsmith5363]

are you not seeing the backdrop of malnutritioned people who probably work twice as hard as you for an eighth of the wages? Seriously man, if you live in a country that even has a Domino's, your have pretty much no right to complain about anything

[@FoxenPiano]

Sampson Smith I suppose you don't complain about anything and have also booked a one-way ticket to said third world countries to equalise the disparity.

[@sampsonsmith5363]

why? I'm not talking about your mother dying of cancer, obviously no one should have to grieve stoically through severe emotional trauma. I'm talking about people whinging that a corporation that does not exist to supply a satisfying and nutritious meal provides (comparatively) shonky food. Don't complain. If you have assess to enough money to afford dominoes, than you really have very little to complain about. You probably have more than a $2 a day budget, so your doing better than some 40% of our planets population.

[@zanesmith666]

Sampson Smith I regret pushing show more. Waffling alert.

[@Jsfun]

Some of these are decent complaints, just with a stupid way to end them.

[@SophieRachel]

So you're not allowed to complain about something that you paid for which was unsatisfactory because people are starving in other countries? No logic about that at all.

[@JS55505]

Inglejuice so what,people can't feel let down or be angry about bad service?most of these complaints were perfectly fine and are valid complaints regardless of people starving in other countries,you know what i class as i minor issue,when most of the starving families have over 6 kids,they don't have to have that many?yet they still do..an i'm not ignorant i know family size is on the decline but it still happens and can be resolved well by,not having that many kids?..we cant compare everything we complain about to them?we don't live in there society we live in our own where them complaints are a lot bigger than if them complaints were said living in a society of starving children..the people who made these complaints hasn't grown up with starving children which makes it hard to empathize,it doesn't make anyone stupid which the video suggests?

[@eightballcamel]

on The point of the video is to remember not to take food for granted, food is food, Fuck service, kids in Africa eat sand, while we gorge on whatever we want whenever we want it. Who cares if you got mushrooms on your pizza when you didn't want them, suck it up you fuckin selfish bitches!

[@Keith5Cats2]

It's about perspective. We as first world citizens have come to expect not appreciate.

[@FormerRuling]

AchieveThen Die "most of these complaints were perfectly fine" - That must be subjective because most of the comments appeared to me to come from ignorant people that had no real disservice done to them.

[@lucasschoenherrmoreira5982]

" i would rather starve than not get what i asked 4 " so... yeah... i think i made my point

[@DeadManWalking669]

I love this video. It's hilariousness aside, it's a great reality check. Sometimes I think people get a little too use to their lives and stop appreciating things people are literally praying for.

[@bassl0va]

They are running a business, and people pay for their products and services. They should get it right. You can't say "oh but there are people starving in other countries so it is ok for them to get it wrong. People can't complain." What if you had a mechanic fix your car and he did a shoddy job and didn't fix it right and you went back to get him to fix it up properly and he just said "Nah sorry mate, some people don't even have cars. You should be more grateful." You are paying someone for a product or service. You should be getting what you paid for.

[@hectormdma]

bassl0va I agree, at certain extent. I think there are limits to which people should complain. Many of these comments sound like coming from a bunch of self-entitled, upper-middle class, spoiled 35 year old kids. "Eww my pizza didn't come with free-range bacon" these are the grandchildren of people who fought in WW2, really?

[@bassl0va]

Hector Diaz-Albiter While Dominoes doesn't market themselves as having free range/organic ingredients, and people shouldn't expect fast food places to do so, wouldn't it be preferable for them to use humanely farmed meat products?

[@bassl0va]

Hector Diaz-Albiter However, if they did want free range meant, they shouldn't be buying fast food anyway. So I guess that is a silly thing to complain about

[@kbbbb7]

I don't think they're praying for Domonoes, developing countries including China and India are in the midst of soaring obesity problems from the invasions of first world fast food giants and their calorie dense poorly nutritious food.

[@Pyamamannetje]

Some of those complaints are legit. I'd also be dissapointed if I didn't get what I ordered

[@nicolaslaberge4467]

I really think you didn't understand the message of the video....

[@Pyamamannetje]

enlighten me

[@aznlimecoco]

League359 the appreciation of what we already have, stop being little princesses and don't bitch about not having a sauce for dessert and let that complaining make us not touch it? "Oh no, food instead of food I preferably wanted." I don't know, those are just my swings at it.

[@Karmwarrior]

League359 I believe he was referring to the video going on whilst the complaints roll. You know, the one featuring all manner of people who would happily take these whiny customers' "imperfect" "ruined" and "faulty" food and not complain about it.

[@Pyamamannetje]

@aznlimecoco Look. I get it that you don't want people whining when you give them something for free. But when you pay 12 bugs for a pizza with salami and you get a pizza margherita (8 bugs) then you have every right to whine about it. You didn't get what you pay for. Let's take a look at your point of view in an extreme situation. Let's say you bought an Audi S3. which costs €49.070,-. But you receive an Audi A3 which costs €24.990,-. I would get mad and start whining because 1. I didn't get the car I wanted. 2. I got a car that's worth €24.080 less then what I paid. But you would just think, mehh, no problem. It has four wheels and it drives so I'm okay with it. But hey, that's just your swing at it, I simply don't agree with your opinion.

[@ZedElite]

i like the gay accents. fits with the first world country citizens.

[@tastyhamsandwhich]

FANTASTIC

[@violinoscar]

Some people don't know how good they have it

[@deathstr1ker6666]

Although this video is intended to be comedic, I will continue to enjoy my right to say f*ckwhat about anything I want, including sh*tty service.

[@lukeburnham8227]

Derp said the guy with internet

[@en2p187]

I mean there's shitty service and then there's shit that happens that you can just adjust to. Like no dipping sauce. It's gonna be ok.. 👍

[@TheOttersauce]

as someone who worked at Domino's for two years, I have gotten worse...one time someone threatened to call the cops on me if I did not deliver to a dangerous area at night where people got robbed all the time...how ironic

[@KratosAurionPlays]

Domino's is my favorite pizza. I've never had an issue with them.

[@alwaysshayla3469]

IDK, Who brainwashed you... Domino's is probably the WORST. It's like saying Little Ceasers is your favorite. You just don't do it. You must be a little kid.

[@KratosAurionPlays]

***** Shayla Crittenden Yeah I guess opinions don't mean anything these days do they. Have you tried their pan pizza? That stuff is great. I don't know why you make age assumptions based on what I like either. I'm 21 since it seems like you can't tell.

[@lorassa727]

***** Don't worry, I'm 19 and I agree. Never had a problem with them (from a consumer perspective) and their pizzas are brilliant - especially the deep pan and Chef's best range. These guys above sound like the whingers in the video, lol.

[@territoriesoflegreaterbrit8877]

Uhoh

[@KratosAurionPlays]

@@territoriesoflegreaterbrit8877 Why uh oh? lol

[@p.n.gwynne]

Fair enough. The world powers should launch a full scale thermonuclear attack on Dominoes.

[@eddiehearns2591]

America will probably do it. Don't tempt them.

[@Typhillion]

The struggle really *is* real.

[@thejfresh09]

MrUtoobtroll bite bite, sip sip

[@chrisofnottingham]

Translation: Domino's Pizza is so shite we have to show you people dying to make it look acceptable.

[@sammenhennet]

This channel has some great potential! Keep up the good work! We should collab sometime!

[@flectz]

this video is funny and all, but just because there are people that are worse off than me in the world doesn't mean i can't complain about anyhting.

[@MrIzeOnly]

How dare they make you feel ashamed for complaining aye?

[@mathewhogan6946]

You should use it to temper your expectations of reality and use it as a means to understand that you are insulated and your problems don't really matter to anyone but you. If all people adopted a global mindset and put an eye towards change, we wouldn't be in the shit we're in - that's the concept you're supposed to grasp. What you do to internalize the concept is up to you, but at the end of the day, mistakes and delays happen. If you're bitching about slow service or petty desires, you need to step outside of the matrix for a while.

[@flectz]

Matt H i get what you're saying, but if i'm gonna spend my hard earned money on a product, im gonna say something when something's wrong with it, and i shouldn't be shamed for doing so.

[@AndersReinhardtHansen]

costanza Yeah it does... it really does put your complaint in perspective...

[@mathewhogan6946]

costanza That's a perspective that only people of similar socio-economic status can sympathize with. The point is not to shame, it's to create awareness. Whatever feeling arises from viewing is sovereign to the subject's mind - it's created. You and others create a sense of entitlement even through the shame or guilt you might feel. Rather than widening your perspective, you regress into defending your position when it was never directly under attack. You attacked it yourself through your own doing. The point is to see how petty these problems are in the first place, not to make others feel like they are unworthy, but maybe just a little too close-minded. Think about it. Viewing this doesn't make me feel like I need to defend myself. I give to charity, I promote good will, I have adopted a non-cultural, non-geographical, non-economic based perspective of the world. I plan to do good in the world and I have widened my perspective to understand that my problems may seem valid to me, but in the broad scheme, they are worthless, a waste of time. There will always be someone out there with more or less than you. The objective is to not let these petty emotions and material constructs rule your reasoning. I would never, ever complain about something like this. I would be happy to have food. I would be grateful for privileges like transportation, clean water, and even being able to call someone to bring me food in such a way. Humility is a good thing and it's not easy for people to learn because society, media, culture, and other factors of psychological conditioning are hard to un-learn. The stone cold truth of the matter is, these problems don't matter to anyone other than those concerned with them. However, everyone should be concerned with death, destruction, and disease. The issue that people need to see is they're denying their humanity with ignorance by not putting things into perspective every moment of every day. It's tough. You don't want to hear it. Others don't want to hear it. It doesn't mean that you shouldn't put these stupid ass problems in perspective. I guarantee if your priorities are in the right place, you won't be upset by this. Thanks for reading.

[@MikeeYowee]

You just started a war against spoiled people. Good video!

[@mattbellamymate]

What's with the dislikes? Do that many people really order from Domino's that they've all come here to dislike?

[@nikkolaus]

...You provide a service ... If you dont provide the service people pay you for then you deserve to get negative, and sometimes rude & whiny, feedback..........

[@CyberRecycle]

i pissed myself, TWICE. this is hilarious. Nice to see that somebody reads the complaints- even if it isnt Dominos themselves.

[@livepuppies]

So many people here are missing the point of this video. It isn't saying that we don't have the right to complain about our pizza because people are starving in Africa. Most of the video is of refugees and asylum seekers, with some footage, in particular, of asylum seekers trying to come to (presumably) Australia by boat. Australia has a reputation as being particularly unwelcoming of refugees and asylum seekers and this video is showing many of the same people who possibly support anti-asylum seeker policies whining about their pizzas. Read into that what you will but it's the point of the video and I would have thought that was obvious. The fact that so many people here don't get it suggests to me that the point may not be entirely wrong.

[@JohnnysourDemise]

The point to the video is nothing of what you said, its a video created playing on a "current issue" or "hot topic" to create views and likes. which in turn create money for the youtuber. Nothing sells more in then "first world problems" then in a first world country. mainly because when people post or make things like this they consider it "doing there share" or "helping". And thats quick lesson on how to go from 600 views to 300,000 views on youtube and make $$$. such as this man

[@livepuppies]

Regardless of WHY the video was made, you say to make money, the POINT the video makes is obviously exactly what I'm saying. It's showing the disconnect between many Australians and asylum seekers in terms of how they perceive the world. On the one hand labeling asylum seekers as economic migrants who just want to reap the benefits of living in Australia and on the other whining about their pizza. That's the point it's making, it could just as well have shown other cases of Australians whining and make the point that Australians are whiners in general, whine about asylum seekers, whine about the government, whine about their pizza, but in this case the point is pretty clear. It could have shown the thousands of comments on left wing sites bemoaning the election of Abbott and made the point that not every Australian agrees with these policies, but that wasn't the point it was making. Instead it tries to shame Australians by linking slack jawed whiners with first world problems with supporting hardline anti-asylum seeker policies. That said, I don't support the current asylum seeker policies at all, but I still like my freakin' pizza prepared the way I asked for it.

[@stuntbear]

livepuppies THE POINT OF THE VIDEO IS EXACTLY WHAT YOU'RE SAYING

[@cmaeornthered]

livepuppies over-analysis taken to new levels.

[@livepuppies]

cmaeornthered That's nothing, you should see me when I'm sober ;)

[@Rad_Crab]

>I am very very unhappy once again

[@steveflight2102]

Kids are starving so i cant complain about shit service? Fuck that

[@vespasian123456]

You should learn to be grateful for what you have and bear in mind that there are millions in this world who have nothing.

[@steveflight2102]

I am grateful for what i have and i have all this stuff because my ancestors had standards that they upheld. By letting standards slip we will all be in the third world. If i get a shit pizza i will complain because multinational corporations cant get away with shit service because of starving kids. Its a ludicrous argument.

[@steveflight2102]

Alexander Bliss Next time I order a pizza i'm not going to give two fucks about Africa :) Have a nice day.

[@FormerRuling]

putridpansy1 I think Steve missed the point of the video. The video highlights people acting (or overacting rather) completely foolishly over either nothing or the slightest inconvenience I did not infer from the video at all that it meant that you should be considering African kids as you eat your pizza and "just be glad you have pizza at all" and not complain - The punchline wasn't that they where complaining at all, it was the manner in which they were complaining mind you.

[@steveflight2102]

Yes, people should complain level headed cause that way kids wont starve. Its bullshit no matter how you cut it. White people in the western world are spoiled brats and brown people in the third world have aids and are starving because their parents had sex without a condom or a job and like to make me feel guilty about it.

[@Karmagheden]

Domino's hasn't been good for the last ten years or so. Why people continue to buy their pizzas is beyond me.

[@idcaf]

K.

[@ZeraHaven]

I hope you know that I read this in the Australian accent used in this video.

[@corporateevolution4031]

The comments section proves the point better than the video.

[@Rich13canada]

Dominoes, Pizza Pizza, Little Ceasars...etc... Complaining about fast food pizza is like complaining that the aluminum shed you bought is not a sufficient home to live in.

[@Rich13canada]

You get what you pay for, You can complain about the service alright. Forbid you don't get your order when you want it, but you also complain when you don't get the health care you need because of your bad decisions!!

[@enFUSIED]

Rich Giroux What if i paid for a Pizza and it came slightly burnt, that isn't what i paid for. Just because things are cheap doesn't mean the suppliers can give you something inferior. At the "fast food" place i used to work at, we operated under "what it looks like in the picture is what you receive.

[@Snakeye808]

DeathNikki Don't overlook the fact that many people are ignorant when it comes to ordering from food places. Most often the receipt reflects precisely what they received, and they simply didn't pay attention to what they were ordering or hoped they were getting something else without saying it. They expect you to read their minds and prepare their dream dish.

[@gepgeckodile3015]

You leave my home out of this it is very sufficient living space thank you very much.

[@Rich13canada]

Well then I'm sure your one of those people that won't complain when you don't get exactly what you asked for. Nothing wrong with settling.

[@forshizzlemywizzle]

Whoever thinks THIS is what's painting Australians in a bad light clearly has no understanding of our immigration policy.

[@iAllyy2000]

LOL! I can't stop watching this. The last one is so funny!

[@Jackers928]

For me, I ordered a pizza which cost 12.00 roughly, then I only had a twenty so I have it to him expecting change. He gave me the pizza and didn't give the $8 back, um that is like a 80% tip....

[@ami3kbe]

Jackers928 You mean about 65% or your maths just sucks..

[@constanceargos8426]

ami3kbe looool his math sucks.

[@LesPaulBJJ]

You realise that 8/12 is 67%(2SF) not 80% right? And what, you let him just walk off with the extra cash, and didn't once raise your voice in complaint? You're asking to be robbed if you won't even open your mouth to alert him to his mistake.

[@angelgr696]

this is one of the most brilliant things ever conceived in comedy.

[@patrickmusson4571]

Never had a problem with Pizza Hut. They always deliver within the half hour. While I am thinking about this, have you seen the size of some of the pizza in the USA? Those suckers are HUGE!! The slices are almost as big as your forearm but Dominos and Pizza Hut only as big as your hand.

[@RhayvenBlood]

...Are you going to a chain (Like Dominos, Pizza Hut, Papa Johns, etc.) or a locally owned place? Because the chains are fast food. And mass-produced. Yes, they're smaller, but they're also cheaper. There's a few locally owned places near where I live. Yes, bigger pieces, but also cost (on average) twice as much. So you're making a trade off.

[@RhayvenBlood]

..."While I am thinking about this, have you seen the size of some of the pizza in the USA? Those suckers are HUGE!! The slices are almost as big as your forearm but Dominos and Pizza Hut only as big as your hand." I was talking about the other pizza places he was talking about...

[@cmm07r]

When they're passing out food a 0:31 I'm sure it's a canister of food but it looks like they're tossing them an old land mine.

[@BasilooCa]

According to this logic.. A kid in africa who drinks dirty muddy water can't complain about it because there are people out there who can't drink water at all. Yeah?

[@jx118]

If you cant for some reason drink water, you will die eventually. If it was between a kid drinking dirty water and kid already dead, then I would tend to the living one. If they both were alive , then I would make a juxtaposing video like this one, except to the viewers, it would look like 2 poor kids in africa with missing world vision logos and violin playing.

[@nathab1599]

if you cant recognize the difference between first world problems like a mistake on your pizza's order and basic needs such as clean water, then we have a bigger problem.

[@newthrash1221]

sure. if that makes you feel better, sure.

[@siimoncray]

I think you've missed the point of the video.

[@jx118]

newthrash1221 facts don't have feelings little man.

[@Quarker]

Such a great vid, you guys pushed the boundaries a bit and stirred discussion (2k dislikes) but I thought the sheer disconnect between the visual and the sound was sadly hilarious. Please do more content like this!

[@schitjob]

OMG, Stuntbear, where have you been all my life? These were great audio versions of the pain of tortured Aussie pizza customers. But you know what was even better than that? Those wonderful images of people starving and getting blowed to bits by warlords. Those parts of the world where people don't have the will to stand up to the local warlord, with their roving subliterate tween-age rapegangs, are comedy gold. Nothing says hilarious to me like the idea of you sitting in your comfy first-world cubicle making ironic videos showing rape, murder, genocide, and starvation. You seem to have found the key to comedy: The moral rape of Africa by Africans. Keep up the good work and consider me a lifetime subscriber.

[@Rogu3Penguin]

Although I disagree with your opinion, I found the sarcasm quite funny.

[@schitjob]

Alchemik(shhh. no one should agree with that opinion!)

[@schitjob]

wat dose wrds meen?

[@DoctorSoups]

The backgrounds along with the comments made my day.

[@IVEGOTPEEINMYEYE]

Gotta love 1st world problems.

[@maxrattunde]

The background video is chosen just right if you ask me

[@lisshumblegenius]

So saying 'don't be mad about this because people have it worse' is like saying 'don't be happy because people have it better' It's stupid.

[@Sairex666]

Spoken like a true crybaby.

[@lisshumblegenius]

Sairex von Sairex Really? You know me so well. I just find the juxtaposition between the two asinine.

[@Lasse3]

actually that was pretty insightful, made me think for a second there :) but still the video is incredibly funny, since you hear peoples small problems, while you see video's of people with extreme problems, while the people with those non significant problems make their problems sound extreme. i hope you're able to see the funny side to the video and yeah you had a good point too.

[@nathab1599]

lool..again with the false analogies. `I dont know what everyones crying about.. the video's not asking you to stop complaining.. its just asking people to be real, and to put things into perspective. The world doesnt revolve around your pizza, but if thats what youre making it out to be, than yea, maybe a reality check is what you need..No one's asking you to stop complaining, but make it worth its valor. Our society has become so money consumed that it cant even recognize that perhaps maybe they should take a step back and see the bigger picture. At the end of the day, appreciating will ultimately leave you more content with life.

[@Lasse3]

Nat hab Spoken like a true,

[@SirBlawk]

This video is funny and sad at the same time

[@Lemonadicious]

Laughing my head off. Great stuff.

[@Geekerella]

THIS IS THE BEST THING EVER.

[@BRCollector]

The voices are awesome

[@RedrunLoL]

Oh god! Reading them with Australian accents was genius! LOLOL, problem m8?

[@CrissyMoss]

Perspective.

[@fredfinks]

Today Crissy learnt that there is suffering in the world. Good work Crissy!

[@naythechocolatehead]

Love this vid!!! Love the voices!

[@Kleavers]

I'm gonna get me some Fascism Supreme Pizzas

[@fredfinks]

pity there's no kosher option

[@Kleavers]

fredfinks There's always matzos with ketchup!

[@cinilaknedalm]

EMPTY PROMISES ONCE AGAIN

[@Baghuul]

oh give me a break, almost everybody in the US or Europe complains about something in their daily lives that isn't available in 3rd world or poverty stricken countries. You might as well not complain about anything. air conditioning, heating, cell phone reception, wifi ect...

[@fawng8017]

"You might as well not complain about anything." Bingo.

[@syngatesJr6661a7x]

Yes... Let's stop complaining because this guy complained about complaining....

[@wmonger]

syngatesJr6661a7x Lol, now that is a good comment.

[@Pistolwip97]

This video is simply trying to give some perspective. Don't forget how lucky you are to have these services in the first place. That doesn't mean that you're a bad person for complaining about things, just remember that in the scheme of things, your pizza being cold doesn't actually matter that much.

[@andressuarez7070]

Pistolwip97 Yes but not complaining doesnt change the lack of water in Africa. And when I lived in Africa, Africans also complain about things. who does these videos martyrs

[@wizzlesticks]

OMG, you've summed up the Aussie attitude perfectly. 0_o

[@ikhsansube82]

oh, so now it's not right to complain over bad service of what we're paying for because there are starving people in Africa...

[@samblovinglife7946]

I cant even hear the comments my eyes are tearing up for those people. We are so blessed.

[@SergioFariasLopes]

So, we cannot complain if a store have a poor service because there are people starving? This doesn't feel right. What if one of those complainers does charity every month? Yeah, people are suffering in many places for different reasons. Do something to help, but dont use this as a excuse for not doing whatever you should.

[@SergioFariasLopes]

yet, some of the complaints are hilarious (like the last one) :P

[@LilaBear]

making a complaint about legitimate bad service or not getting what you paid for is ok. But complaining that the website is down so you can't order online? Just call them and place your order. Or drive to the store.

[@SergioFariasLopes]

LilaBear yeah, hilarious

[@joshafool]

And now off to my job in the complaint department of a nation wide cellular provider. Thank you for the video, it will get me though another day.

[@ANTICARBONTAX]

So let me get this straight because there's staving Africans Dominoes can fuck up orders, rip you off and provide shit service? PS: I want the puff pastry pizza back too

[@EnveeH2]

This is literally the best video I have ever seen on KZbin.

[@cybersteel8]

Some of these are kinda legit, but others just plain hilarious.

[@prjoking]

@FanServiceWeekly I actually did think it added to the video. Some people would have missed the utter pointlessness of some of these complaints. It is just making it clearer. It wasn't like the footage was bad, appalling, or inappropriate.

[@EarlyDood]

kids in Africa could eat the missing sauce

[@h4rbhd404]

This was meant to be a comedy video and people are going into complete detail describing what the "real meaning" is like come on guys

[@PanMakaron]

Wow, great background video! PEOPLE SHOULDN'T COMPLAIN WHEN THEY DON'T GET WHAT THEY PAY FOR, RIGHT? AFRICA HAS IT WORSE!

[@emmamcpherson237]

I could replay this 88986344678656574 times if I wanted, never gets old XD

[@Scolecite]

This video fails to understand the concept of expectations.

[@ThysiosX]

You fail to understand what a joke is.

[@Scolecite]

MantraOf TheMoron You don't understand the concept of errors, systematic, reading, reporting, or otherwise.

[@Scolecite]

ThysiosX You don't understand this video is also trying to make a point.

[@isak098]

You fail to understand the concept of understanding a failed concept to understand a failed understanding.

[@Scolecite]

Epic Fail.

[@ShadowCoyoteDKM]

This guy's comment explains it perfectly: "Domino’s makes ad to remind us some people are starving, so you should tolerate their shitty service." Silly me thinking maybe they were saying they were going to try and help the starving, but no, its what that quote says.

[@FountainMath]

To be completely fair, the struggles of one person shouldn't ever be compared to another. A death within a close relationship circle can always be compared to something far worse, but should that lessen the grief of death? On top of that, people have every right to complain about poorly delivered, poorly cooked, or missing food coming from a business. It is expected that the best possible service is given by almost every business. But to wishful complaining like the 'puff pastry guy' is nonsense; be happy with what you can get. But people should always do a reality check on themselves and what they complain about. We may not be able to change the world, but we can make small changes to the lives we encounter.

[@moduspwnenz]

lmao no one gives a fuck if you didn't get garlic bread in your order. how typical of entitled dumbasses to not get the point.

[@OsmosisDives]

As someone who totally doesn't work at Dominos, thank you for this

[@Gaardian]

If the creator of this video is compassionate about the 3rd world, perhaps they should donate all youtube profits to people in need.

[@crazy224488]

Maybe he does

[@seansal08]

If the creator of this video is.. blah..blah..rant..rant.. haha.. -_- go fuck yourself.

[@Gaardian]

Edgy, I remember when I was 9 years old and on the internet,

[@seansal08]

Internet porn does that..

[@Gaardian]

Sean S I agree, Internet porn does spoil the senses.

[@LaserHighway]

great video, but lets just keep in mind that people are allowed to have 'complaints' relative to their status. all businesses should have complaints/feedback, these just happen to be significantly funnier especially given the comical rendition of them. Id love to see a similar video where instead of the complaints, theres a compilation of ridiculous product advertisements, and trivial news reports. cos it makes me sick whenever I see the news and theyre talking about shit like beiber but never have I seen them touch topics seen in this video.

[@Reinshark]

Consumer complaints are an important balancing aspect of the free market. If people didn't voice their dissatisfaction with business actions we'd be another step closer to corporatocracy. Sure, some of these complaints may seem petty, but the fact that worse things are happening elsewhere in the world does not invalidate those complaints.

[@Reinshark]

***** I work in market research. I KNOW that some businesses DO "give a fuck about customer feedback". I sympathyze with your anti-capitalist sentiment, and I agree that there are big problems in the system, but I also think it's important to acknowledge what we CAN accomplish by letting our opinions be heard in a democratic society. Besides, restaurant franchises aren't really serving a "global market". Domino's certainly has some overarching policies, but the managers of individual franchises do have leeway to make certain adjustments to suit their particular customers.

[@BangOng]

The one about not getting the right stuff is legitimate... Most people would complain if they paid for one thing and got another

[@hamsterdoom360]

Lot of funny sh*t coming out of Australia lately, it seems. Keep it coming, you guys.

[@Melicioel7]

Couldn t concentrate on the comments on account of the upsetting tragedies in the background

[@nates3080]

I don't think people are completely understanding the video. There is nothing wrong with complaining about service; in fact, you have every right to. However, this video is not insisting that you can't complain because there are starving kids in Africa. It simply shows two issues in two different walks of life and juxtaposes them causing you to think "how different are my problems compared to someone else's?" Jesus Christ, some of you guys don't know how to interpret things or even think clearly.

[@stuntbear]

hit the nail on the head buddy.

[@henrinho2]

this is the correct answer

[@SGCGamersNetwork]

I wasn't too sure about this video until I heard the last one. FUKIN HILARIOUS

[@kattejuice]

Very unfitting footage. I do get the idea, but i do not think its fun

[@gabooper]

it's not meant to be fun, you blithering fool.

[@Skillspro14]

the point... is for it to be... unfitting...

[@wipeoutxl21]

meant to show how ridiculous it is to be complaining about these minor problems when people live in dirt holes and starve.

[@kattejuice]

wipeoutxl I know, and as I said; I do get the point. I know its meant to show how people complain over minorities when other people have much better reasons to complain about actual problems. Im sure the maker of this video intended this to be funny. But my point still is that the footage is unfitting and ruins the fun, at least for me. I'd rather just have the complains read up with pictures of people eating pizza or maybe "first world problems". Seeing people in poor situations just makes me feel bad for them.

[@excuseme5964]

kattejuice sorry to be rude, but you're fucking stupid as fuck. it's not meant to be funny, it's meant to show how pathetic people are who complain about pizza, when actual bad shit is happening in the world. I didn't laugh once, but i thoroughly enjoyed the video because it actually made a very good point.

[@tobydouglas2572]

Oh god, that last one... I am crying

[@jx118]

Unless your black and poor, dont you dare complain, youve been through nothing

[@jeremyacosta7404]

Because black people are the only ones to ever go through any hardship. Great logic, brah.

[@kaboomslang]

Jeremy Acosta *beep* *beep* *beep* I believe that's the sarcasm detector going off again, Jeremy...

[@geneeshays]

Jeremy Acosta Pretty obvious sarcasm, 'brah'

[@jx118]

truths are hard to swallow.

[@ravinrabbid123]

That "empty promise" comment was the best one!

[@SamoScopom]

ok it's funny I give you that, but you can't be mad at everyone who complained. Company promises that you will get what you payed for.

[@chorizodealer]

haha what makes people think there is a deeper meaning behind this video,he's making fun of people who go on the dominos facebook to complain, like their lives are rough.

[@SamoScopom]

Tyler B because we don't like to live shallow lives

[@SlyDragoon17]

Working at a pizza restaurant in a wealthy snobby part of Sydney, I'm not surprised by many of these comments. Had people demand they get a $140 order free because it got there in 45mins instead of 30 even though I explained it was a big order and would take time to make.

[@bcwizardful]

hurr you arent allowed to complain because there are other people who have it worse than you

[@JustTedge]

I watched this for a good while before I realized the video in the background...and then I started laughing.

[@norbitcleaverhook5040]

So the point is Domino's can make unsatisfactory pizzas for their customer because there are people starving in Africa?

[@KingOfShadows1500]

I know, right? This is something that has always been pissing me off: these fuckers you keep telling you ''Look at the world! There are people starving and dying in * insert country/continent here * and you dare complain about * insert problem here *! You should be ashamed!'' Here's the thing: problems are problems regardless of all the bigger problems that also exist. In other words, the existence of starving children in Africa doesn't make bad services in North America any better. They are two separate things. And then it's not like these people can solve starvation and war, so that argument is really fucking stupid.

[@FormerRuling]

Not the point at all, as the vast majority of the comments taken were not legitimate complaints about unsatisfactory pizzas/service they were either ignorant comments where no real slight had been done against them, or they extremely overreacted to the smallest slight. The background imagery is to contrast a 'fake problem' with a 'real problem', not to excuse one problem for another.

[@norbitcleaverhook5040]

Anthony Landrum I fail to see how they were not legitimate complaints. Domino's gives us the opportunity to complain so that they can resolve the issues within their stores. Unsatisfactory service should not be accepted just because there are bigger issues in the world. Yes there are some overreactions but these people are just expressing their anger over the money they just spent. No 'Fake' problems, just bigger issues that are unrelated. I take offence to playing the Australian anthem over the video. Are they trying to imply that all Australians are ignorant to the crisis in Africa? I quite frequently watch documentaries on Africa and I am appalled by the standard of living. That being said I will continue to complain when I spend good money on food which is unsatisfactory as they are profiting from me and should be made aware of their poor service (which I'm sure we can all agree is quite often). The only good thing about this video is it has us discussing food shortages in the world but we can be sure this video isn't going to change a thing. The only ones shocked by this are the people who are already ignorant to the cause.

[@gunplakiwi]

This really sounds like Gamespot's 'Feedbackula' !

[@Too_Tall_64]

The comments were funny... but did you really need to add the third world stock video in the background? We don't need the comparison between these people's problems and the problems in other countries... It doesn't improve your video and doesn't make people like it more... We know their jerks, we know they're picky and unintelligent.... Putting in the stock video just makes it seem like you're being pretentious...

[@youtubewebmaster6810]

Anyone with an IQ over single figures can see that the creator/uploader of this video, by including the "third world" footage, is making several wide-ranging points that are much more than simply showing 'picky and unintelligent' complainers. The fact that you can't understand or get that doesn't make this video pretentious. Rather, it makes you a haughty twit.

[@Too_Tall_64]

Oh yes, because 'people are idiots and don't have any care about what's going on around them' isnt clear already in our day to day lives... I know what's he's trying to say, just like every other activist is trying to say... You dont advertise something as one thing and then try to force feed a tired message in with it. It's uncomfortable and irritating And no one really gains anything for it... Like the Lorax movie... sure i heard about the 'green' message it was trying to push, which i dont mind, i love the idea of making the world a better place... but they advertised it like a fun adventure, so i thought i was going ot have a fun adventure... First five minutes i'm greeted with a song with everyone singing about how much they love their plastic world, smog filled air and radioactive kids... That's not what was advertised! I came looking for a fun adventure and i got an uncomfortable amount of "SAVE THE PLANET!" messages... Just like this video. I came expecting a few laughs about terrible people complaining about nothing... but then i had to watch all this blatant "PEOPLE ARE HORRIBLE! THEY DONT CARE ABOUT WHAT'S REALLY IMPORTANT! SAVE THE CHILDREN! STOP THE WARS!" It's a cheap way to force feed a message down someone's throat by misleading them about what they're going to see... Again... I dont MIND the message... yes, people are terrible and dont focus on real problems and whine about their own insignificant issues... I understand that... i love that people try to preach that because it's true... but when you advertise "Fun times for all!" and then show a Sarah Mcglocklin 'puppies and kittens need you' video I'm not going to be happy, and the message will fall flat because it's presented the wrong way...

[@Has13000958]

Noyone forcing you to watch it. if you got a issue just move on.

[@dishywinnie]

Think you miss the point the video, the point is the comparison between idiots whinging about stupid stuff and people with serious problems

[@Hadgerz]

ligoblakas Sad thing is, there are so many people like that in this country...they're they type who see UNICEF ads on TV asking to donate to provide for refugees, and scowl because Abbott and newscorp call them 'BOAT PEOPLE' and train them to react with 'farkoff, we don't want them boat people freeloaders getting our hard-earned dollahs!' -- which they waste on annually purchased and discarded Apple products because they're the only things that keep the kids occupied while they scull beers with mates in the backyard.

[@Mujibul123]

Lesson learned, next time you write an angry message, get your Aussie friend to read it out loud, laugh for a while, and then decide to send money to Africa.

[@HB45175]

You don't buy pizza from foreign franchise chains, you buy pizza from Mohamed down the street.

[@xXZorganStudioXx]

fresh italian 'classic' pizza with very fresh ingredients, just made.

[@Dodgyboy43]

i work at dominos i've had ppl complain that their pizza (that doesn't usually come with olives) didn't have olives on it.. ppl are weird