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==Description==
==Description==
'''Panucci's Pizza''' was the pizza shop where [[Philip J. Fry|Fry]] worked for at least two or three years at the end of the 20th century before he was frozen. It seemed to have an overall good corporate climate, although public health laws were not taken all too seriously. The standard pizza carton used by Panucci's Pizza showed an Italian chef uttering the words ''"Do not tip delivery boy"''. The shop existed until at least 2010 or so, but was closed some time before [[Seymour Asses]] died around 2011-12. In 3004, the shop was archeologically preserved and displayed at the New New York museum, including the fossilized remains of [[Seymour Asses]].
'''Panucci's Pizza''' was the pizza shop where [[Philip J. Fry|Fry]] worked for at least two or three years at the end of the 20th century before he was frozen. It seemed to have an overall good corporate climate, although public health laws were not taken all too seriously. The standard pizza carton used by Panucci's Pizza showed an Italian chef uttering the words ''"Do not tip delivery boy"''. The shop existed until at least 2010 or so, but was closed some time before [[Seymour Asses]] died around 2011-12. In 3004, the shop was archeologically preserved and displayed at the New New York museum, including the flash-fossilized remains of [[Seymour Asses]].


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Revision as of 00:48, 13 August 2006

Panucci's Pizza

Location: Old New York, Earth

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Panucci's Pizza was the pizza shop where Fry worked for at least two or three years at the end of the 20th century before he was frozen. It seemed to have an overall good corporate climate, although public health laws were not taken all too seriously. The standard pizza carton used by Panucci's Pizza showed an Italian chef uttering the words "Do not tip delivery boy". The shop existed until at least 2010 or so, but was closed some time before Seymour Asses died around 2011-12. In 3004, the shop was archeologically preserved and displayed at the New New York museum, including the flash-fossilized remains of Seymour Asses.

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