Pizza shop tracker showed spike in activity near Pentagon before Israels strikes

An X account created to track the busyness of pizza shops could have predicted a major international event. The Pentagon Pizza Report tracks the real-time foot traffic at pizza spots near the Pentagon, hinting at officials working late at the government building, which may suggest potential conflict.Hours before Israel launched “Operation Rising Lion,” the account posted the activity of four pizza shops, captioning the post, “Most pizza establishments near the Pentagon are currently experiencing average traffic as of about 3:05pm ET.”The strikes took place late Thursday evening as the Pentagon Pizza Report monitored pizza shops in the Arlington, Virginia, area.The account continued posting updates about the closest and second-closest Domino’s to the Pentagon leading up to and following the airstrikes.A post at 8:57 p.m.reported that the location had “surged in traffic.”“With about an hour left before close, the 2nd closest Dominos to the Pentagon (about 8 min drive) is experiencing EXTREMELY high levels of traffic compared to a normal Thursday at about 11:00pm ET,” the account said in another post.The account also tracked Freddie’s Beach Bar and District Pizza Palace in the area.“With 30 min to close, this Dominos continues to experience extremely high traffic.

Freddie’s Beach Bar, however, has jumped back up to average levels of activity,” the account posted at 11:30 p.m.Social media users took to the comments to discuss the findings of the account.“It’s going to be an all-nighter, eh,” said an X user.Another person added, “They should really open a secret Dominos inside the building.”“I feel like this really is telling us that there’s a panic at these places,” commented one individual.Another person posted, “Pizza tracker is never wrong.”“Open-source tracking of pizza spot activity around the Pentagon (and other places),” the X account’s official description reads.“Frequent-ish updates on where the l...