"One, Two, Press On Your Shoe." Users need a Pizza Hut account to place orders, then they can choose an address and preferred pizzas. When you first fire up the Pie Tops app, you will pair the shoes to your smartphone, which you'll need to keep handy after you place an order. Unfortunately, you can't do custom orders. It only accepts orders part of Pizza Hut's promotion of two medium pizzas for $5.99 each. There are only a handful of pizzas to choose from, such as hand-tossed pepperoni or Original Pan Supreme. Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the selection above? Question 2 options: Pizza Hut is providing customers with options for the most advanced technology in the pizza industry which will put them ahead of their competitors. Pizza Hut has made a mistake in their product by limiting options to Pie Tops II users when it is obvious that these users are the most committed customers. The shoes are obviously a stunt and not a new innovation in pizza orders; users are still required to use their phones, and they cannot choose from the full menu. The shoes are an ineffective effort to draw up publicity; the shoes are too expensive for most people to afford as a new way to order pizza.