It doesn’t matter where I’m at or even if I’m eating alone, I ALWAYS order a large pizza out of principle. Always. If I just have two slices of it, the other six go in the fridge and offer cheap snacks for the rest of the week. My logic has always been this: One large pizza = Four small meals for $16.
In the video above, ASAP Science confirms my rationale. Some pretty simple 10th grade math (…area = πr(adius)2….) makes a logical conclusion that the bigger the diameter of the pizza, the more bang for your buck.
Here’s how NPR’s Planet Money illustrated this very simple principle a few years ago:
I wonder if this pizza-loving girl understands this concept:
[H/T: Thrillist]