Domino's Is Offering Slower Delivery Service [THE BRIEF]

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Domino's is touting an unexpected new service in its ads — slower delivery service. "Domino's used to be all about speed. Not anymore," the ad reads, countering previous promises of "30 minutes or less" delivery service. This is all a part of Domino's new campaign to focus on high quality taste rather than subpar pizza. CP&B made the commercial.

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According to an FTC survey, more retailers and movie theaters are enforcing age restrictions on violent and inappropriate content, which means more kids are getting turned away from "R-rated" movies.

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