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Last time I went to Dominos (February 2022) there was one guy taking phone orders, cooking food and handling drive-thru and in-store customers. How common is this lately?

Edit: This was mid-day, around 12:30PM.

How much of that time was you and how much of it was filming things like exterior and setup shots? How many takes did you have to do?

Any behind the scenes footage/photos?

I watched a kidney transplant on television once and they were absolutely manhandling it.

Had you ever seen photos or videos of the process beforehand, or did you want to go in purely on the information you received from the doctors and donors? I know a lot of medical science looks and/or sounds scarier than it's meant to be. That tv program pretty much noped me for life, I think.

Perhaps it was the Noid who should have avoided me.

Were the M&M's packets you threw on the ground green screened in or did you just sit there for hours throwing candy on the ground over and over? 😅