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Yes, exactly. The story I often tell is one of the first jobs in a restaurant I had (this was in London, folks). A couple asked for cheesecake and I, being new, didn't know where it was (it wasn't with the other cakes). The manager took me to the fridge and pulled out a half-mouldy cake. Innocent me asked if I should tell them that we were out, but the manager gave me a blank look, mechanically cut off the mouldy half and told me to be generous with the portions. I was shocked that the couple didn't send the cake back - I guess it didn't taste any worse than the rest of the food they were serving.

Similar thing happened to me: I was very new at work and found a #10 can of cheese sauce that had some bizarre lumps of mold, rust or I-don't-wanna-know-what in it. I showed the manager and she proceeded to scoop out the lumps with a ladle and then threw the can in the fridge. The sauce was then used for many customers for weeks afterward. The first of many.
 
I'm not bothered by the video. It was a joke. Nobody was served the food. The only thing bad to come out of this is Dominos' reputation. That should be taken seriously, but this video doesn't turn me off Dominos pizza.
 
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