Domino’s employees save loyal customer’s life after he misses regular order

[Contrary1]

For all the wonderful folks out there that take the extra time to help others.

"A Salem, Ore., man will surely be leaving a big tip the next time he orders take-out, after employees from his neighbourhood Domino’s Pizza came to his aid while he suffered a medical emergency.

Kirk Alexander orders a pizza from the chain in Salem several times a week. So, when the store hadn’t heard from him in more than a week, it began to raise some red flags.

“He always orders online and so it pretty much just comes up on our main line,” Sarah Fuller, the store manager, told KPTV. “A couple different people had pointed it out to me.”

Fuller decided to check the records to see just how long it had been since his last order..."

More: http://globalnews.ca/news/2692397/dominos-employees-save-loyal-customers-life-after-he-misses-regular-order/?sf26020609=1

[TexasProgresive]

1. Is it possible that eating pizza several times a week

contributed to his having a stroke?

[silvershadow]

2. Not knowing his medical history, I wouldn't have a clue. nt

[malaise]

3. More than likely

but we don't know do we?

[davidn3600]

6. Doesn't seem likely

He's rather skinny in the pictures of him online. And he's only in his 40s. But he apparently has a number of other ongoing health issues. So the diet is not likely the cause.

He also doesn't only order pizza. They say he orders all sorts of foods from the menu including pasta and sandwiches.

[TexasProgresive]

7. Being thin doesn't mean a person isn't developing

atherosclerosis.

[TeamPooka]

4. Great job by those people but their pizza is still horrible. nt

[niyad]

5. kudos to the staff. still won't eat that stuff.