It's All or None..........

Dictionary.com defines "all" in it's pronoun form as "1. The entire or total number, amount, or quantity; totality. 2. Everything, everyone.".... I don't know what you think, but this sounds like a great deal. "Yes, I'd like some pepperoni, beef, sausage, ham, chicken, and some pineapple, and extra cheese, olives, onions and maybe some anchovies. Go ahead and top that with bacon, some veggies and then some more cheese." (Of course, if the pizza is priced to cover all toppings you select, then a cheese only pizza is kind of a rip off.) Ok, they are so proud of this phrase that they trademarked it (below logo). You know me, I had to call their office and ask just what they were trying to say. They told me they wanted to portray the idea that there is only ONE price regardless of your topping choice. Myself, I think it would be better to say "Any Topping, No Extra Charge" or "Choose from All Toppings,..." This brand is usually located in many convenience stores or travel centers. Incidently, they recently changed the company name to Hunt Brothers Pizza, formerly Buffet Style Pizza. It seems that none of their outlets actually had a buffet.