Nurse Working Graveyard Shift Receives 'Rude' Note From Domino's For Late Order

On March 30, an unnamed employee working the night shift at Paris Regional Medical Center in Paris, Texas ordered a meal for the staff from a local Domino's Pizza.

When the food arrived, a handwritten note was scrawled on the side of a pizza: "We would appreciate it very much if you didn't wait until 5 minutes before we close."

According to KTVT, the nurse had placed the order with the pizza chain five minutes before the store closed at midnight.

Kerry Miller, a friend of the nurse, shared the image of the note on Facebook, calling the incident a "disgrace" and urging the chain to "stop the rudeness."

"Nurses work long hours and eat when they can as they take care of our loved one. A business is open until they close and are in business to service the public," Miller posted. "Domino's Pizza the nurses on 5 east deserve an apology, and I am sure as much pizza as you can deliver."

The Paris Domino's franchise location would not comment but company spokesman Tim McIntyre sent KTVT  the following statement:

 "We do not condone or encourage this kind of behavior or one-sided 'dialogue' with our customers."

But Miller thinks the nurses deserve more than an apology. Said the friend, "I want to see an apology to that hospital. I don't care if they have to bring a pizza to every floor, those nurses deserve something better."

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This article was originally published on April 5, 2016