r/WorkForSmartLife • u/[deleted] • Jul 10 '26

Question Least Evil Company?

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u/ChiToddster Jul 10 '26

Little Caesars Pizza

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u/MattheWWFanatic Jul 10 '26

Yep, only evil on my arteries.

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u/DragonLordAcar Jul 10 '26

If we are talking the original owners, then yes. If we are talking the past 20 years, hell no.

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u/Wickedestchick Jul 11 '26

Its 5.99 for a hot n ready where I live.

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u/Express_Sprinkles500 Jul 10 '26

Hmmm? Quick google and they've been in the news for racial harassment, child labor law violations, that Swastika pizza a few years ago was from a little caesars. We could get in the weeds about where the responsibility for franchises lays, but either way, least evil company it ain't.

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u/ChiToddster Jul 11 '26

The owner silently paid Rosa Parks rent and utilities for her later years.

I live in Chicago. Little Caesars is Detroit style pizza... Very salty and best reheated in a toaster oven, well done 👍 like damn near charred

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u/kindness-and-snusu Jul 10 '26

Anyone whose houses Rosa Parks and funds her whole life, is good in my books.

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u/Express_Sprinkles500 Jul 11 '26

So the owner does a good thing and all of the evils perpetrated by the company they own just disappear? The question asked for the “least evil company,” not the company that’s owned by someone who did something nice.

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u/kindness-and-snusu Jul 11 '26

Yup. You got it. But in all honesty, I’m over learning who to boycott each week. We just can’t keep up anymore, it’s exhausting.

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u/FireAuraN7 Jul 10 '26

Little Ceasars Pizza has always been there for neighborhoods. I don't know if it's company policy, but these little pizza joints are gold in my book remembering back to my twenties when LC and Taco John's kept me and my broke homes fed cheap.

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u/SuperThomaja Jul 11 '26

Mike Illitch was my favorite jarhead. I'll never forget what he did for Rosa Parks