To those who place internet pizza delivery orders...

[Sableonblonde]

My husband is guilty of stuff like that. He is so spacy. He re-ordered his contact lenses online but forgot to update our address, since we'd moved not long ago. The company was actually really great about it - they sent out another order, but expedited it and didn't make him pay for the expedition, even though it was his fault.

That guy who ordered the pizza was a total jerk. If that was me, I would have been SO embarrassed by my mistake, I would have doubled the tip!

[Sundassa]

EVERY TIME I order ANYTHING online, one of the CONFIRMATION screens HAS AN ADDRESS CONFIRMATION. The fact that they rush this screen does not make it your mistake, it makes the user a dimwit who speeds through the confirmation screens without reading.

[manybellsdown]

Yikes! I thought it was frustrating when my favorite pizza place's website wouldn't let me change my address, forcing me to pick up the darned phone! I can't imagine ordering without changing my address.

I uh ... just did that, actually. Only I thought I'd changed it. I was ordering some pants a jacket online and the address confirmation screen popped up my old address. So I click "edit" and fix my address, click save, and finish ordering. Only when it shipped it was still going to the wrong address.

Figured I didn't click "save". Oops. But when I went back and tried it again, I discovered the website was not saving the edit no matter how many times I clicked "save".

And then the post office didn't forward the package and delivered it to my old house, but that's another rant.

[mathnerd]

I uh ... just did that, actually. Only I thought I'd changed it. I was ordering some pants a jacket online and the address confirmation screen popped up my old address. So I click "edit" and fix my address, click save, and finish ordering. Only when it shipped it was still going to the wrong address.

Figured I didn't click "save". Oops. But when I went back and tried it again, I discovered the website was not saving the edit no matter how many times I clicked "save".

And then the post office didn't forward the package and delivered it to my old house, but that's another rant.

Well, that's different. You *thought* you changed it. You're allowed to be human and make a mistake. But to flat out not even bother like the guy in the op? That's unfathomable.