Meet The Guy Who Got A Pizza Delivered In The Middle Of His Train Ride

The UK’s “DJ Artwork” was stuck between a rock and a hungry place, as he was on a 5-hour train ride that didn’t serve food and he was craving a pizza, really bad.

His survival instincts kicked in and he got creative, trying to see if he could get a pizza delivered to him while in the middle of his train ride.

Now, you’re probably wondering how the heck he did that, but thankfully he documented the whole thing on Twitter, with video and everything.

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He started off by analyzing his route and seeing what stops the train was going to make.

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He connected the dots and saw that between Domino’s Pizza’s delivery time and his train stops, Darlington in Durham County would be the place he’d be able to make the transaction happen.

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It was going to be a 20-minute ride from his Newcastle stop, to Darlington. The order was placed and he was ready to see if his experiment would work.

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The pizza was made, and en route.

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And wouldn’t you know it, Domino’s came through. The bastard actually pulled it off.

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He enjoyed his victory pie with one of the train’s crew members as he successfully conquered his craving, in one of the coolest ways possible.

h/t mashable

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