Episode 1 Pizza ...

[crumbles]

I just watched episode one again for fun, and I noticed something that I never noticed before for some reason. When Kevin is on the phone talking to the manager about getting a comp pizza, the conversation goes something like this:

Manager: "What would you like?"
Kevin: "I'll just take the Hawaiian kind. I know you don't have bacon, but just ham and pineapple."
Manager: "So you just want the whole thing to be ham and pineapple?"
Kevin: "That'll do it."

And then they both hang up. Yet, when Kevin walks out of the pizza joint with his free pizza, it's not a whole Hawaiian pizza. I wonder if he got busted and just bought something when he went in there to show the camera....

[tempesta]

I noticed that too about a month back when i redownloaded the episodes, thought it was hilarious, but didn't really want to incur the wrath of the broken fanatics.

[masherscf]

I thought the whole thing was sort of a reenactment anyway. It is, after all, illegal to record someones voice without their permission.

I never did approve of that "social engineering" bullshit anyway. It's too close to just an old fashioned con-game. It's nothing more than lies and theft. How cool is that?

[crumbles]

It is, after all, illegal to record someones voice without their permission.Depends on what state you live in. Here in GA it's not illegal to do it. You can find a full list of recording legal stats here:

http://www.rcfp.org/taping/

[tempesta]

Does this mean thebroken socially engineered us into thinking that they socially engineered the pizza shop? oh the twists and turns and double crosses, oh my!

[alaskalonewolf]

C'mon, that's like saying they socially engineered the laptop incinerator episode. And, I'm not sure, but isn't it illegal only if they had a reasonable belief that what they were saying was private. Saying things in a public place, or even a business phone can be recorded by anyone, a la' Mel Gibson slurs and the pavoratzi... (I might be wrong though.)

[crumbles]

(I might be wrong though.)Yes, you are wrong. Depending on your state (the link I have already provided) you can record any phone conversation you want.

[alaskalonewolf]

...wow, if that's true, then we truly do live in a surveillance society... (God bless the Information Age) Thanks for the correction Crumbles.