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https://twitter.com/mcspocky/status/925844361086042113313 wayz;c-10073333 said:Papa John's just trying to align his company with white folks so he can sell more pizzas to these fake patriots....this is the same clown that was crying about Obamacare negatively impacting his business.....wouldn't surprise me if Trump tweets out his support before the week is out
stringer bell;c-10074369 said:https://twitter.com/palmerreport/status/925798190565281794
texasdaking88;c-10074484 said:stringer bell;c-10074369 said:https://twitter.com/palmerreport/status/925798190565281794
Dude is the exactly reason I've never eaten Papa Johns.. Soon as I pass by his shit, I think about his stance about giving his employees insurance and other shit he's said.. And I'm sure I'm not the only one.. I know plenty of people who don't give him any business strictly becuz of him
Papa John Loses Dough: Pizza Chain Founder Loses $70 Million In Hours
Papa John is having a bad day.
The net worth of John Schnatter, founder and CEO of pizza chain Papa John’s, fell $70 million in less than 24 hours after the company released its third-quarter financial report on Tuesday afternoon. The business beat estimates on earnings and revenue, but it lowered guidance on same-store sales for the coming period.
Investors were not pleased with that news and sent shares down 11% through 12:30 pm Eastern Time on Wednesday. The stock is now trading at just over $60 per share.
One casualty of the slide was Schnatter’s personal fortune. The 55-year-old—who owns roughly 25% of Papa John’s—is now worth $801 million, Forbes estimates.
Shizlansky;c-10074991 said:801 million
Damn. Dude got paper
Some think Jerry Jones was behind the Papa John’s rant
On Wednesday, the CEO of Papa John’s blamed a decline in earnings on a decline in NFL ratings, which he in turn blamed on the lingering anthem controversy. In response, some blame Cowboys CEO Jerry Jones for putting Papa John up to it.
Jones has become a significant Papa John’s franchise owner, with the total number of stores owned by Jones in excess of 100 as of 2014.
The relationship started in 2004, when Papa John’s became the official pizza of the Cowboys, and in turn Jones acquired 49-percent interest in 71 Papa John’s stores. Eight years later, Jones appeared in a Papa John’s commercial, where he rapped through the whole thing.
More recently, Jones has been doing a different kind of rapping as he tries to derail the Commissioner’s contract extension, which the Compensation Committee already has been authorized, by a 32-0 vote back in May, to execute. The suspicion in some league circles is that Jones, who has reason to be even more upset with Commissioner Roger Goodell now that running back Ezekiel Elliott‘s suspension is back on, instigated Papa John’s CEO John Schnatter to use Wednesday’s quarterly earnings conference call to dump on the NFL, and to call out NFL leadership for failing to solve the anthem issue before it became a full-blown problem.
For that reason, look for the league office to take Schnatter’s complaints with a grain of salt. (I could have made a pizza ingredient pun there but that would have been too cheesy.) However, the league office should take seriously the fact that Jones continues to look for new and creative ways to push his agenda, which could be to push out Goodell — either by mustering 23 other votes to block his extension or by driving such a hard bargain as to the remaining terms that Goodell decides he doesn’t want it.