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Publicity stunt or brilliant idea?
I am certain everyone has heard by now that paying $1,000 for a pizza is no joke. There is such thing as a Luxury Pizza, and people are eating it up; well, at least one person is.
Nino Selimaj, the owner of Nino’s Bellisima Pizza in
For the past few days I could not turn on the TV or go on the Internet without hearing of this $1,000 pizza. With hits on CNN, Bill Maher, Late Night, an endless amount of stories and news releases, I would call this PR campaign a success.
So regardless of whether or not Selimaj is telling us the truth, he knows the concept of word-of-mouth. And I wish him the best of luck on selling these extravagant pies.
All I know is that if I were to spend $1,000 on a pizza, it better be topped with diamonds. — Molli Megasko
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Having purchased both diamonds and pizza and being pleased with both of them, I can't imagine a better duo!