It is free for all Friday here on the Council of Trent Podcast. I'm your host

Cathay against his apologist and speaker Trent Horn. Monday and Wednesday we talk

apologetics and theology. Friday we talk about Domino's Pizza 30 minute

delivery or it's free guaranteed or is it $3 off or that's

really just more of a slogan we're not going to promise anything because

we'd rather not kill anybody while delivering your pizza.

Yeah, it's a free-for-all Friday I talk about whatever I feel I talking about it's a fun

way to end the week and today I was getting nostalgic for the 90s as I'm often want to do.

It was a simpler time my kids were asking me,

you know, daddy, what did you do when you were our age?

I said, when I was your age, I remember playing pogs. I remember drinking

capri sons. I remember watching Garfield and whatever Saturday morning cartoons

happen to pop on the television. Maybe you could throw in a VHS tape with your VCR and record a favorite

episode to keep for posterity. But none of this automatic streaming stuff that would have seemed

like magic to my little seven-year-old brain in

1992. I do remember seeing the movie Batman though the 1989 Batman that came out

when I was about four I finally got to see it at a friend's house I think when I was like six or seven

But that's not we're talking about today. I want to talk about an ad campaign really big in the 80s and the early 90s and that's the Domino's pizza ad.

Do you remember that?

30 minutes or less.

If you call Domino's and it doesn't get to your house in 30 minutes, then you get the pizza for free.

It's shown up in all different kinds of television shows and movies.

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