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0:00AOkay, pizza. Pizza. I agree with you.
0:07BHi, I’m Gift Angel in Ogun State, Nigeria, and I’m here with Wida Media. Hi, do you know about Pizza de Party? What’s that? Wait a minute! Who are you? You know about somebody buying BM pizza with Bitcoin? No. Today we’re talking about Pizza Day, and honestly, this is bigger than pizza.
0:42ANo, no, no. It’s Bitcoin. No, no, no.
0:48BYears ago, somebody bought pizza with Bitcoin. At that time, it sounded crazy, but today it has become history.
0:55AIf I’m not mistaken, but if I’m not mistaken, until like, let’s say, 18, 17 years ago, I think someone bought tokens, Bitcoin tokens, obviously, but then it had not materialized. Then years after, he had the tokens dormant. Then years after, he wanted to get pizza and he saw that Bitcoin at the time had appreciated into $2. if I’m not mistaken, which I am mistaken. So he bought the pizza at that time and was actually happy because at least, you know, what’s in mind, for free was able to get 2 boxes of pizza. Then years after, we all know that, you know, Bitcoin boomed and the pizza he bought then was labeled as, you know, the world’s most expensive box or boxes of pizza.
1:38BAnd that’s what makes crypto culture interesting. People believing in something before even the rest of the world understands it.
1:45CI love that story. It was in the early 2010s. Someone didn’t have enough cash on him and he had some bitcoins that were an accepted form of payment then, so he opted to pay with bitcoins instead.
1:58BPizza Day represents community, ricks, internet culture, and people building new realities together online. From Ogun State to everywhere else in the world, you can see how connected people are becoming through technology, creativity, and shared ideas. Some people see pizza, some people see history while some people see the future. And honestly, that future is still being written by communities like this every single day. Let’s query the world.
