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A metro pizza man says -- not even a tornado will keep him from making his delivery.
Jule Dugger, a delivery man for Papa John's Pizza, was on Leavenworth Road near 89th Street Sunday when a twister barreled through the area.
Dugger told NBC Action News reporter George Kiriyama that he was forced to jump into a ditch when the tornado came towards him. Dugger said he held on to weeds as the twister whipped him around. "Anything I could find just to hold me down. I couldn't get to the bottom of the hill fast enough."
After a minute of sheer terror, the winds stopped and Dugger got up. He dusted himself off and walked the rest of the way with the pie...hamburger, extra cheese.
Sherry Mason says she couldn't believe it when Dugger rang the doorbell. "My God! You're not the delivery pizza person are you?" Mason asked. "He said Yeah! I left it inside your door..and the first thing I wanted to do was throw my arms around him and go Oh My God you're alive."
Mason told NBC Action News she couldn't believe anyone would go to all the trouble to deliver a pizza.
About that, Dugger simply said "It's my job."
http://www.kshb.com/kshb/nw_local_news/article/0,1925,KSHB_9424_1949728,000.html
Jule Dugger, a delivery man for Papa John's Pizza, was on Leavenworth Road near 89th Street Sunday when a twister barreled through the area.
Dugger told NBC Action News reporter George Kiriyama that he was forced to jump into a ditch when the tornado came towards him. Dugger said he held on to weeds as the twister whipped him around. "Anything I could find just to hold me down. I couldn't get to the bottom of the hill fast enough."
After a minute of sheer terror, the winds stopped and Dugger got up. He dusted himself off and walked the rest of the way with the pie...hamburger, extra cheese.
Sherry Mason says she couldn't believe it when Dugger rang the doorbell. "My God! You're not the delivery pizza person are you?" Mason asked. "He said Yeah! I left it inside your door..and the first thing I wanted to do was throw my arms around him and go Oh My God you're alive."
Mason told NBC Action News she couldn't believe anyone would go to all the trouble to deliver a pizza.
About that, Dugger simply said "It's my job."
http://www.kshb.com/kshb/nw_local_news/article/0,1925,KSHB_9424_1949728,000.html
