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Quote Originally Posted by alangrrbs:
I try and just post facts on this forum, but as a small business owner, I'm furious at Papa John's and this whole idea.
1. Papa Johns is not a small business.
2. Papa Johns made the decision to cut jobs, not the Government. Costs going up are something that every business owner has to deal with. If Papa John is really worried about the jobs he's cutting, he can take a pay cut, increase prices of pizzas or not give so much money to the Republican Campaigns. That's one of his little secrets...he's one of the top 10 donators to the Republican Campaign. If he simply cut his donations to politics, he could keep those employees working those hours. Also, he could buy less commercials during NFL games, or not give away 2 million pizzas, or not pay Peyton Manning to be the spokesguy for the company. Him saying he has to cut hours in order to save money is a complete sham.
3. What a brilliant business guy. He comes up with some crazy idea to take a political topic and get people to order pizzas. Make no mistake about it. This isn't about making a stand against health care. It's a ploy to get people to order pizzas. Guess where all the money goes from all the pizzas everyone orders on Friday. In his bank account...not the employees bank accounts.
4. Gotta love big business owners who can convince a portion of the population that they are being screwed by the system that allowed them to become successful business owners in the first place.
5. If you really want to make a stand against something in our political system, get more people to vote...get more involved in your local politics...or write emails/messages to your mayor/governor etc. Ordering pizza on Friday does nothing to change anyones opinion. It just gets Papa Johns more money.
I try and just post facts on this forum, but as a small business owner, I'm furious at Papa John's and this whole idea.
1. Papa Johns is not a small business.
2. Papa Johns made the decision to cut jobs, not the Government. Costs going up are something that every business owner has to deal with. If Papa John is really worried about the jobs he's cutting, he can take a pay cut, increase prices of pizzas or not give so much money to the Republican Campaigns. That's one of his little secrets...he's one of the top 10 donators to the Republican Campaign. If he simply cut his donations to politics, he could keep those employees working those hours. Also, he could buy less commercials during NFL games, or not give away 2 million pizzas, or not pay Peyton Manning to be the spokesguy for the company. Him saying he has to cut hours in order to save money is a complete sham.
3. What a brilliant business guy. He comes up with some crazy idea to take a political topic and get people to order pizzas. Make no mistake about it. This isn't about making a stand against health care. It's a ploy to get people to order pizzas. Guess where all the money goes from all the pizzas everyone orders on Friday. In his bank account...not the employees bank accounts.
4. Gotta love big business owners who can convince a portion of the population that they are being screwed by the system that allowed them to become successful business owners in the first place.
5. If you really want to make a stand against something in our political system, get more people to vote...get more involved in your local politics...or write emails/messages to your mayor/governor etc. Ordering pizza on Friday does nothing to change anyones opinion. It just gets Papa Johns more money.
600million net worth, 1.1 billion in revenue a year, and the cheap fuck is worried about obamacare. go sponser another bowl game ya cheap fuck! His pazza sucks anyway.
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