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Published 10:07 1 Mar 2016 GMT
Updated 10:07 1 Mar 2016 GMT

The order was cancelled, but only because Mark didn't have enough money in his bank account to cover the extravagant costs. Had that not been the case, who knows?
According to Mark, the restaurant was swamped and it was an honest mistake from an Apache employee.
In the end, nobody was hurt and Mark went home with a pizza that cost considerably less than the price of a half-decent new car.
We’d still love to know what a €14,000 (more than £11,000) pizza would taste like, mind.
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