"Restaurants are doing a lot of weird things to stay afloat right now, but one of the funniest moves has been a <strong><a href=""https://www.ebaumsworld.com/pictures/chuck-e-cheese-tricks-grubhub-by-renaming-themselves-pasquallys-pizza-wings/86273216/"">Chuck E. Cheese</a></strong> in California changing its name to ""Pasqually's Pizza & Wings"" online and tricking people into order their pizza. </br> </br> A guy uncovered the sneaky tactic when he noticed that the address for the new Pasqually's was the exact same as a local <strong><a href=""https://www.ebaumsworld.com/videos/little-girl-jacks-tickets-from-chuck-e-cheeses/84906622/"">Chuck E. Cheese</a></strong>. </br> </br> People were mostly outraged and disgusted at the idea of being scammed into eating Chuck E. Cheese pizza, considering the chain has been rumored to <a href=""https://www.instagram.com/p/Bt1F-zeAo6G/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet"">re-use uneaten pizza slices</a>. </br> </br> Some came out in defense of the ratty pizza parlor, but they were ultimately shut down by the Chuck E. Cheese haters. Sorry, Chuck, maybe stick to the giant pits of <strong><a href=""https://www.ebaumsworld.com/videos/guy-endlessly-pranks-friend-with-ball-pit-balls/85810557/"">unwashed balls</a></strong> for now?"
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