At worse the pizza place has to ask for the address again if they're in a rush.
I find it a quite clever solution.
Which might, or might definitely not be the highest priority to me.
The next iteration of this clearly for them to call you when you are likely to be hungry (and/or drunk) and ask you this. :)
And in hindsight obvious in times of my phone transmitting my number to the other party.
That's likely to be the problem. Also, a financial institution has vastly more complex interactions than "same as last time?"
... unfortunately its then hooked up to a bad webui to review/complete the order, and their text to data interface is bad at trying to guess what you want unless if you specify things exactly how they're written in the menu.
I can literally call and say "I want a pizza" and unless I want different toppings, that is the whole process.
Which sucks because then you pay the app fees on top of everything.
I feel this.
Even better, while you talk to the store you called, the order goes into some sort of pizza load balancer and gives the order to the least busy store with a good drive time to your house.
I’d seriously like to buy/have a beer for/with whoever designed it.