It takes a special kind of person to walk into a Subway sandwich shop and order, of all things, a pizza.
Now the whole world knows just how special a 37-year-old North Carolina woman really is after she called 911 last week to report a problem with her flatbread pizza (which Subway calls a “Flatizza”):
According to Gawker, that voice actually belonged to a woman, Bevalente Michette Hall, who was upset with the marinara sauce that was used on her pizza and told the employees at a Gastonia store that she couldn’t “eat this kind of sauce.”
According to Subway’s website, marinara sauce is used on every one of their flatbread pizzas.
Hall later told a local newspaper that she called 911 in hopes of getting her story on the Action 9 News so she could either get a refund or a new pizza made for her. Instead, her “emergency” call landed her in the local jail for three minutes and she was charged with misuse of the 911 system. She can also now be found on Google Images.
And to think, none of this would have happened if she just would have walked into the sandwich store and ordered a sandwich.
I think Hall just made the list: Hilarious But Real 911 Phone Calls
