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  • Afterward solving this problem, another rise up. Domino's pizza was growing up so quickly with its innovative delivery system. So, Pizza Hut had to do something fast. In consequence, Pizza Hut implemented the same delivery service but, instead of cars, they used motorcycles. But many accidents occurred for this decision and the new project got canceled and the company with the 2 brothers lost a lot of money
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  • That's unfortunate. Unlucky but now we can learn of what went wrong.
  • The main reason is the weather, motorcycles in nebraska during the winter. The idea wasn't the best. We can focus in other aspect before make another try in the deliver industy.
  • Home deliveries were not their forte and they continued their course doubling the franchise agreements at low cost, and by the end of the 60's pizza hut had 300 restaurants becoming the first chain of pizzerias nationwide with 1 million clients a year of coast to coast.
  • You were right now any company can defeat our empire of pizza, even Domino's it's out of the competition
  • I told you, we would be rich and successful If we take the correct decisions and risk
  • Well, that's the summary of the documentary. In conclusion, we can see a great evidence of the rise, fall, and rise again of something very big, in this case, the company Pizza Hut by Dan and Frank Carney, if they hadn't risked and innovated a little know food called "pizza", definitely they wouldn't have had the great success we know. Also, they wouldn't change the way people eat food, make it more instantly and comfortable.
  • What I learn about this story it's to follow our dreams and confront the challenges looking for solutions and always learn from our mistakes, considering the humans aren't perfect and the next opportunity i can do it better.
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