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Whatever Happened to Pizza at McDonald's?: Episode 355

I explore the many disturbing coincidences between my investigative journalism program (or IJP) and the assassination of a lesser-known and, frankly, lesser-beloved Brian Thompson.

Whatever Happened to Pizza at McDonald's?: Episode 355 Whatever Happened to Pizza at McDonald's?: Episode 355

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β€œThe pizza was kind of a local legend, renowned for its weirdness, and since we were pretty much always driving around, bored, we would sometimes stop there just to switch things up,” says Berry. β€œI don't remember liking the pizza very much, but since I remember eating it on multiple occasions, it couldn't have been that bad.” https://www.pghcitypaper.com/food-drink/altoona-hotel-pizza-the-slice-with-yellow-cheese-from-central-pa-youve-never-heard-of-17252638

Jonathan Ullman

This is all quite interesting, though I have never in my life seen a more disgusting looking pizza.

Brian Thompson

Last one. I’ll turn the investigation over to you now, Mr. Thompson. https://www.altoonamirror.com/news/local-news/2013/01/110-year-old-building-a-total-loss/

Jonathan Ullman

https://www.altoonamirror.com/news/local-news/2014/07/altoona-hotel-fire-case-heads-to-grand-jury/

Jonathan Ullman

What made the Altoona Hotel serve such a β€œunique pizza,” in 1996 which appears to be just a slice of Kraft American Cheese on top? Did it have something to do with the McDonalds serving Pizza in the same town? What destroyed the hotel? https://www.reddit.com/r/Pennsylvania/s/rnOhoxiu7h.

Jonathan Ullman

Altoona-style pizza originated at the Altoona Hotel, which was noted as serving "a unique pizza" in 1996 by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.[6] Following the destruction of the hotel in 2013 by fire, other local restaurants began serving Altoona-style pizza.[1]

Jonathan Ullman

Seems relevant. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altoona-style_pizza

Jonathan Ullman

First.

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