American Gonzo Food Corporation = PitFire Pizza + SuperBa Food and Bread

Over 2,000 miles from Comet Ping Pong in Washington D.C.

For days, I was debating on whether or not I should post this. Aside from allegedly seeing Podesta at one of the Pitfire Pizza locations (I’m still not even sure if that was him or just a photoshop job to stir up drama), there wasn’t much evidence procured that shouted that this company has or is tangling with the pedophiliac activities sorrounding Comet Ping Pong in any way shape or form.

Nothing is going to be as blatant as James Alefantis. He really thought he could get away with anything and everything. And for the most part, even though it’s disgusting, still is. Even now, under extreme scrutinization, events are being held at Comet Ping Pong that feature a cowboy in nothing but a pair of underwear with a caption that reads, “All Ages”.

But after seeing something prominently featured that only took two seconds to find (which I’m surprised nobody else pointed out yet), I’m not holding my evidence any longer. I’m posting everything I’ve gathered in just the last two days right here.

I’m mostly going to be examining the 7 PitFire Pizza locations (and a little of SuperBa):

Firstly though, let’s go over PitFire Pizza website. The video on that page. Stop at the 2:24 mark.

Yea, they’re playing Ping Pong. Up to that point in the video, it’s been all about the food prep and the cooking. No other recreational sport is in that video. No foosball, pool, etc.

I think you’ve noticed by now, that for some reason, one of their links at the top is called “Kids”. I don’t think that a page specifically catered toward little children is needed for a pizza shop, but sure, let’s go to that page.

And I quote - “Kids - We Love ‘Em*”. Oh and don’t forget the picture of the girl with her mouth open, eating pasta. That little baby girl, on the right, looks a lil nervous too, no?

Obviously, we’re seeing all of the little children here, right?

Let’s jump over to the locals page. Every single one of them has a picture with the logo of Pitfire Pizza in it, except one. Costa Mesa - “Big Love Here”. Two big people circling around a small person.

Why couldn’t they just use another pic of the logo instead?

The chairman of PitFire Pizza, Paul Hibler, also put the same image on his instagram.

Let’s jump over to SuperBa’s instagram. Specifically, this post. (The little design pops up on every cup of coffee picture they post, but this specific one was just too similar.)

Now, let’s go here - What a heart within a heart means, for those who might not know.

Also on Superba’s Instagram - Little Girl Mural Also on Pitfire Pizza’s Instagram - Little Girls wearing hats with swirl pedo symbols Also on Paul Hibler’s Instagram - Letter to Santa with swirl symbol in the name Holly (and read the caption, - we got "beats a kid" and "rubs off" in the same sentence.

Remember, all of these places PitFire Pizza and SuperBa are under the same umbrella. American Gonzo Food Corporation. So this is not two separate entities.

Now we’re going to get into locations and what we can find out through Google Maps:

PitFire Pizza has 7 locations. Yea, that’s a lot. But we’re going to go through them all.

1, 5211 Lankershim Boulevard: There is a Young Actor’s Studio right above them on the second floor. This is also the same location featured in the promotional video on the PitFire Pizza website that has the ping pong table out front. Check out the wall mural. Not that this connects to anything that I’m talking about here, but on Google Maps, there’s a guy by the building, with two children around him - not for nothing but the guy looks like he’s urinating. Bizarre. There’s even two people looking at him.

2, 2018 Westwood Boulevard: Literally right next door and across the street are two different preschools. The preschool across the street potty trains the children for the parents. This might be common among new age preschools, I don’t know.

3, 12924 Washington Boulevard: Upward Bound House Family Shelter is across the street. It sounds simplistic enough but when you go to the website, children are prominently pictured.

4, 353 East 17th Street: “Big Love Here” sign featured prominently right outside door pointing to the inside of the place. Two bigger people (?) hovering over smaller person (?). I really don’t know what this has to do with pizza and the other foods that they could possibly serve.

5, 401 Manhattan Beach Boulevard: The “Big Love Here” sign is present at this location as well but the little person is replaced with a fiery “P” letter. (Why you would replace the little person with a “P” symbol, let me think…)

6, 730 S. Arroyo Parkway Our good ol’ friend, John Podesta himself was allegedly seen at this one. I’m kind of on the fence if this actually means anything but the garages right behind this location were all white, normally colored for garage doors. Only during the construction of this location, were the colors changed to blue, purple, red, yellow and green. Like I said, whatever that means, I don’t know. But it’s worth noting. The garages opposite these were never painted - Before, After. And the garages on the other side (just go through time with the street view).

Here’s where everything went a little sideways. Given all the prior weirdness, this last location surprised me.

7, 966 Westlake Boulevard

At first, I was intrigued because there was actually a foosball table out front, so I said, hey maybe this is really nothing to worry about. Maybe they have numerous activities to do here.

But lo and behold, just a few feet away. Another ping pong table. The brand? Joola.

Let’s go back in time for a sec. The Joola logo in Comet Ping Pong - 1 , 2 , 3

I’ll leave you with this. Am I nitpicking? I can admit I am. Did I expect to find ping pong tables on Google Maps associated with Pitfire Pizza? No. Joola brand? Nope.

Two pizza related places. That have ping pong for some reason. Same brand. With all the rest of the evidence, I would have to say something is afoot here.