If you order pizza here in Bloomington, breadsticks generally come too. I'm not used to this. Of course, my parents would order from foofy places like Eduardo's in Chicago. I don't remember breadsticks being standard at Caltech or in San Francisco. Is this a new thing, a Midwest thing, or a "Damien doesn't order specials with drinks and breadsticks" thing?
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