Cici’s Pizza

Want to waste 30 seconds of your life? Watch a commercial for Cici’s Pizza.
Want to waste an opportunity to eat, no matter how hungry you are? Eat at Cici’s.
I was once coerced into «experiencing» their all-​you-​can-​eat lunch buffet. There’s a reason it’s so cheap and you can have as much as you like: it’s lower-​quality than thirty-​six hour old pizza on those spinning stands in glass cases at airport cafes.
Just don’t.

The city of Atlanta was founded in 1836 as a crossroads for Western and Atlantic Railroad Company. Named both Terminus and Marthsaville before settling on Atlanta, the city thrived as the logistical center of the South. Appropriately, Atlanta’s reputation as a transportation hub continues to this day as it is home to the world’s busiest airport (in terms of passengers served annually.) Atlanta’s role as a focal point for several railroads also led to Union Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman’s infamous «Burning of Atlanta» on Nov. 11, 1864. Only 400 buildings were left standing when he continued his march to the sea. The rebuilding of Atlanta, immortalized by the Latin motto «Resurgens» (meaning «rising again»), began slowly but exploded as the New South gained momentum. Now Atlanta is recognized the world over as the home of the 1996 Olympic Games with more Fortune 500 companies headquarters (12) than any other city outside New York and Houston.
Excuse the tangent above. I only wrote that because I have nothing else to say other than CiCi’s food makes the Baby Jesus cry.