CHICAGO — Chicago pizza will make people do crazy things — like, say, leave the European Union.
Britain voted to leave the E.U. in a close, historic vote Thursday, almost immediately leading to controversy and change: Prime Minister David Cameron, who opposed the movement to leave the E.U., has said he will resign and the British pound's value has fallen dramatically.
So how does Chicago play a role in this?
Cameron resisted holding the referendum until he went to Chicago for the 2012 NATO Summit. There, speaking with his advisers in a pizza place at O'Hare Airport, he finally capitulated and agreed to hold the referendum, according to the Financial Times of London.
O'Hare has a few spots where you can grab a pizza — including Reggio's, Uno's and Stefani's — but none were able to immediately confirm if they'd served up the fateful #Brexit pie.
Now maybe if Cameron had been having a hot dog ... .
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