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You know what’s better than a ton of slime eels spilling onto a highway? A bunch of pizzas spilling onto a highway, and that’s exactly what happened recently on Arkansas Highway I-30.
It all kicked off when the top of a truck’s trailer hit the bottom of an overpass, and that caused the trailer to release a bunch of Digiorno and Tombstone frozen pizzas all over the road. Why did this trailer have a bunch of frozen pizzas? No clue, but chances are it was being deliver to a nearby dorm room.
A tractor trailer slammed into the Mablevale Overpass on I-30, causing frozen pizzas to cover the interstate, blocking all traffic. @THV11 pic.twitter.com/qG4zJ8SqGp
— Winnie Wright (@WinnieWrightTV) August 9, 2017
The crashed actually caused the highway to be shutdown for four hours in both directions. Four hours, folks!
PIZZA! Here’s another vantage point of the accident on I-30 near the Mabelvale overpass. (pics courtesy: Omeed Esfandi) #ARtraffic #ARNews pic.twitter.com/4pPEuWBR5q
— Mitchell McCoy (@MitchellMcCoy) August 9, 2017
The crash occurred in front of the Arkansas Department of Transportation office. Oh, and Danny Straessle, a spokesman for the agency, said that all damage to the overpass was merely cosmetic.
Boss at work today: “There’s a truck accident on I-30 at baseline and I need you to go check it out. There’s free pizza”
Me: uh pizza? pic.twitter.com/zVd65FyH5i— Jackson Haynie (@JacksonHaynie) August 9, 2017
And if you were wondering if this pizza was still good enough to eat prepare to be disappointed.
For those asking. The pizzas have been run over and many have diesel fluid on them, so there won’t be pizza for dinner for any of us.
— Winnie Wright (@WinnieWrightTV) August 9, 2017
But this dude gets it.
It’s wrapped up so the pizza is protected
— . (@MalibuCyrus_) August 10, 2017
Oh, and this is how the cleanup is going.
It’s not delivery, it’s (1,000) DiGiourno! Crews scoop up pepperoni pies plastered on I-30 #ARNews pic.twitter.com/2SV9JdLqg1
— Emma Pettit (@EmmaJanePettit) August 9, 2017
So many wasted pizzas.
h/t NY Daily News
