The kids have no idea what they are doing, but think it would be cool to have beer, and Nick tells asks them, “You like O’Doules, right?”. Nick decides to scam the scammers by telling them he can get them beer if they give him the money their mom gave them for the pizza. “That’s why we order your crappy pizza”, they say, “because you can’t ever get here in time”.
Nick confronts them, telling them the pie’s going to come out of his own pocket, but they don’t care. Two teenagers answer the door, proud of themselves for gaming the system and getting another pizza free. Nick makes it to his destination, two towns away from Vito’s Pizza, in 34 minutes…four minutes late. There’s a timer in the shape of a tiny, stereotypical Italian chef ticking away on his dashboard as Nick races through Grand Rapids, his stereo blaring, past kids playing in parks and other people trying to go about their days with this madman driving on the roads. Nick (Jesse Eisenberg) works for Vito’s Pizza, which has a strict 30-minutes-or-less delivery policy - which means either Nick makes it to the customer’s door in half an hour or he has to pay for the pizza himself.
30 MINUTES OR LESS DRIVER
The film opens with a beat-up old blue Mustang flying through the air, as its driver launches it at high-speed through a neighborhood in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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