[arunima]

Well, I came across this term " pentagon pizza index" sometimes back while going through some post on digital news media. It seemed intriguing. And today while having my breakfast, I saw a short news story about the same on the news channel. It seems like whenever there is an important decision to be made by Pentagon, the pizza delivery to Pentagon increases many folds. Recently, few days back, this spike was noticed when there was a military show in Beijing with 200 world leaders in the show. Domino saw increase in demand that was four fold and the order traffic increased thrice for Papa John's in the area. It's not a new phenomenon. It's been noticed for decades now. Was seen in recent US attack on three sites in Iran, during Gulf war too..Data collection and statistician have found a strong link between important decisions by Pentagon and a spike in pizza delivery around Pentagon. What's your say? Is it something concrete and reliable? OR is it just another conspiracy theory?

[ptrikha21]

It is difficult to say.
I think that it could be a deliberate thing done by US Intelligence agencies to divert people's minds and make them thinking.
Or may be some Pizza delivery folks are Intelligence gatherers?

[germainebull]

The Pentagon Pizza Index is no joke, it's been around for years. When things are going well in the military, pizza comes in like water. People on the inside are staying up late, giving orders, and that's a signal that something is going down.

It's not just a conspiracy, it's a pattern that's been seen many times. There's legit data that shows a link between pizza and big decisions. It's not a guarantee, but it's like a sign of rain before it rains. If you look closely, you can tell things are going well.

[Padmavati753]

Interesting observation! It does raise questions about correlating logistical needs with crucial decisions. While intriguing, more robust data would be necessary to establish any concrete reliability.