Man Orders Pizza Every Day For 10 Years, Staff Alert Authorities When He Stops
Kirk Alexander lived alone in his house in Salem, Oregon. The 48-year-old had been ordering pizza every day for ten years. He never grew tired of his favorite food.
The Domino’s employees were surprised when they realized his orders had suddenly stopped. But they were even more shocked when they discovered the reason.
Knowing What He Orders

Sarah Fuller, the general manager at the Domino’s establishment, spoke in an interview. She told the reporters that Kirk ordered from them nearly every single day.
“We have a screen where we can see the online orders come through. We can tell which one is his when it pops up,” she said. But they grew worried when they hadn’t seen his order come through after a few days.
Still No Order

They wondered if he had perhaps left town to visit family relatives but discarded the idea when more time passed. One of the delivery drivers had also noticed that Alexander hadn’t ordered for a while and decided to talk to Fuller about it.
The conversation spurred Fuller to look at the system. That’s how they discovered Alexander hadn’t ordered anything in 11 days.
She knew something wasn’t right…
A Shy And Friendly Man
Fuller explained in the interview that they knew him. “He’s been getting food from her for years,” she said. They had become friends with the shy and friendly man and some would have even considered him a part of their family.
If he ever went on a trip, he would never stay away for this long. They all wondered if he had started ordering from somewhere else to try something new. Had he grown tired of the pizza?
He Didn’t Like Change

Fuller said that Kirk didn’t order the same thing every day. “He will order anything on the menu.
He enjoys the pizza but also orders pasta or sandwiches or the wings.”
It became clear that Domino’s provided Alexander with enough food varieties to satisfy him. The employees described him as someone who didn’t like change, and they felt worried that something terrible must’ve happened for him not to have ordered for so long.