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Subject: Pizza in Spearfish Lake

Author:
Nigel

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Date Posted: 07:12:20 06/02/15 Tue

I'm just wondering if the Parker's Pizza that's been referred to in recent Spearfish Lake books is a reference to Lazlo Zalezac's 'Parker's Perfect Pizza' (The Millionaire Next Door, which I had to go and re-read after about the third or fourth reference).
http://storiesonline.net/s/54088/the-millionaire-next-door
http://drupal.zalezac.com/node/689

If it is, then PPP must have branched out into takeaway-only sites, since in LZ's story it was definately a teenager-friendly fast food joint which was a popular hang-out spot.

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[> Subject: Re: Pizza in Spearfish Lake

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Greg B.
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Date Posted: 15:24:03 06/15/15 Mon

>I'm just wondering if the Parker's Pizza that's been
>referred to in recent Spearfish Lake books is a
>reference to Lazlo Zalezac's 'Parker's Perfect Pizza'
>(The Millionaire Next Door, which I had to go and
>re-read after about the third or fourth reference).

I'm sure it was a coincidence, but your question was enough for me to read The Millionaire Next Door to find out. Thanks! I really enjoyed reading it.