A lot of pizzerias might be mom and pop businesses, but the reality is that the pizza industry is valued at over $38 billion in the US …
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Business of Pizza : Pizza Robots
A lot of pizzerias might be mom and pop businesses, but the reality is that the pizza industry is valued at over $38 billion in the US …
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Real pizza comes from a classic black burnt coal oven with some raviolli on top
Ohh!! Hold on, all this robots designed to make pizza and you have a human holding a picture, that's fucking amazing!!!
These people will never understand what pizza is.
Zume Pizza closed shop in 2020.
one Artisan foot in the future, thats cool bro
the amount of emphasis on the S that woman at the pizza factory does triggers some kind of something inside of me and idk what it is but i kinda love but hate it.
Real Facts.🔥🔥🔥
This wouldn’t happen in New York
4 legend in 1 table deym
Watching the earlier episodes which are filled with passion of pizza the robots were really a put off, it's like handing a paint brush to a painter, no wonder they diversified
That's what's going on in the world I lov pizza 🍕 interesting 😉
capitalism is disgusting….
Robots making pizzas is surreal.
My guy has Asperger’s and is cross eyed or he’s drunk af ?
the best pizza robot that will never be beat is the costco saucing machine
only zoomies need a "zen" room
Someone is California is going to lose a lot of money. Especially with $6 gallon gas
I would rather eat the pizza from the 4 guys than one made by the robot or the corporate chains.
great show… I wanna have a slice with these legends haha
Leave it to a bunch of nerds to over complicate something simple and beautiful. Not everything needs technology.
Makes you wonder, Zume stopped making pizzas in January 2020, I wonder if the demand for take-out/delivery food that started 2 months later due to the pandemic would've saved them.
24:17 My local pizzeria had a guy who came third in the world pizza games in the early 2000s. I know cause there's a poster on the wall there.
Too much tech for me. I prefer it traditional. I don’t want a robot to make my pizza.
Well Zume is dead now, kinda cool idea but clearly didn’t work
Well this company was founded on "niceties" and not necessities. When the economy tanks, niceties get kicked to the curb and necessities get paid. Would I invest in a nicety? Yes. In the beginning of an economic recovery cycle. The cycles are 5 to 10 years. Towards the end of the cycle, cash out while it all looks good and invest in necessities. When it all crashes, you get paid still because you are out.
Regarding the pizza aspect. The entire demographic they were going after is the clueless trendy type that can change their direction at an instant. The people with old habits would overpay to get a good old pizza from (insert name here). The groups depicted would drop the pizza trucks idea when someone says they contribute to pollution and traffic jams and then they will have to deliver using a bicycle, which doesn't work.
Electric vans don't have the power to cook and they still make traffic congested. There is a war on the car and this business is based on the car. Read in the comments below to see how COVID has killed it.
The Zen room looks like 3 weed plants in front of a poster of poison ivy with 2 homeless garbage bag chairs.
Is anyone else here from OSU accounting?
As a pizza lover myself I've come to realize that all my life I've never had a legit "REAL" Pizza its always been pizza hut or a chain of some sorts. And i wanna get laced up by one of these pizza gods. No bullshit. Teach me pls !!!!!!!!!
Take debugging out of the pizza making process and this company will be a winner……
Bruh he was lying his ass off whilst eating that Korean pizza.
LOL the engineering team looks EXACTLY as expected. They even work at a PIZZA restaurant.
I don't want organizations like Zume. I want a small pie shop with perpetually pissed off employees with dirty hands, gold chains, and hamburger meat chest hair peaking out of their shirts to make my pizza. It's made in a way no one can explain. There's nothing like a human touch, even when the food is lacking. You know they're gonna cook and serve that food with so much frustration, hate, and self-disappointment that it will be the best thing you eat that week… in a weird way. I want more "mom and pop" shops. The quality is unmatched. Every employee effectively has a stake in the business.
Had to Laugh More Shit is RIGHT!
A pizza company with just as many engineers as cooks. Sounds sustainable.
I wanna bomb Zume's
Holy moly. 56 ovens on the truck
Bro those Mr Pizza pizzas looked like ass, lol
RIP Zume pizza.
Are they gonna start programming the computers to speak Brooklyn?
Terrible company. No white men just mexicans and women. Enjoy failing because of your 'diversity'
7 mins in and just met lang. I hate this company already!
Come on fellas, don't leave us pie lovers hanging. We need more brick 🧱 ovens pizzas
I tried that zume pizza, pretty bland he was being very nice when he tried that pizza.
No offense to Zume
But I’ll stick it to hand made
Pretty cool but it isn't working out like he thought it would lol a year ago they had to cut so many people and shut down alot of things and now go to packaging or whatever now the quality will go way way down
Seeing all these family owned, pure pizzerias and then seeing Zume robots, it bummed me out.
I hope to travel to New York and those three places particularly luigis
Every other episode: tries it "ah yeah really good pizza"
This episode: tries it "Well this reminds me of pizza chains in the US"
This guy said move faster this is why the robots taking over LOL. Sorry, as long as Frank makes his pizza from his hands and the people he trusts ill pay the price, their difference from making pizza from the soul and heart and pizza from a line. You can taste the difference.
Zume sounds sh*t, f*ck robots stealing our jobs
People it it because its affordable. Not like independents 25$ for a large pie 😅😭