Saw this on Facebook. Pretty much says it all!

who have, stating that "enough is enough." They're also sharing the Walmart corporate welfare meme.

When is enough, ENOUGH you pig!

I am a member of Carpenters Local 64 (retired). I have a couple friends who worked on this house back in the 90's. They told me every room had a different theme to the point of ridiculous and that he is an arrogant a-hole, I live across the river in southern Indiana. I'm glad Peyton Manning is gone also, another arrogant personality in my opinion, they can go eat crappy pizza and count their money for all I am concerned.

the crap..or as Stephen Colbert described it.. the hind end of roadkill.

And, the rw supporting pj's have to eat it.

Greedy pigs like this usually will go for the cheapest crap labor they can find. The house sounds repulsive. Greed is surely a bottomless pit.

18 million = 1,637 employees @$8.00/hr/28hrs per week(witch is typical for a cardboard shop)/50 weeks/(usual turn over)=$11,200.00/year. Do you see the Bullshit our nation has to put up with. Poverty level is $14,000.00 and change for a family of four or close to it. USA-USA,F--en Thug. Notice this turd does not tell you how many of his employees actually buy his super high deductible high cost so called Insurance. And the lie isn't challenged.

Won't ever consider this so called pizza/landfill additive.

Prices go up all the time and 14 cents would hardly have been noticed. NOW, with all his blabbering his is getting very BAD PUBLICITY.

Hope his business tanks. I've had his pizzas once. They suck!

I would never ever eat there because they are firing employees instead of giving them healthcare.

14 cents. Who would have cared?
I'de boycott but that stuff was so bad that the first time was the last time.

I wish this douche bag would quit pretending that he's just like all those "small business owners" out there that are supposedly going to go out of business when Obamacare goes into effect in 2014. He's a rich prick with a multi-million dollar company who lives in a castle.

takes care of him. Karl Rove isn't too happy about it.

I knew that Domino's were big Fascists in the Family supporters and now I know Papa Jackass is worthless. I'd like to know where other ones stand. I miss BuyBlue.org. It really was enlightening.

(aka locally owned small business) and you win all around.

Then you're not worrying about whether the owner is Blue or Red, you've done something good for your local economy.

...boarded up if they locate near locally-owned restaurants.

Scott Van DUzer?



http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/11/scott-van-duzer-obama-hugger_n_1873114.html

http://bigapplepizza.com/menu/pizza.html

I miss buyblue, too. Here's one place but I don't think there's any Pizza Places. Guess we'll just have to do some Pizza Investigating..

"Shop Your Politics"..

http://shopyourpolitics.com/

Wow! "Heinz leans repub".. & WOW.. Google is 88% DEM!

I wonder if his business has picked up since that photo? I hope so.

25% DEMS!

I don't buy pizza with scanty panty toppings.

I saw that earlier, and felt that maybe there was some hope for mankind.

I said that with 5 actual Italian pizza shops within 5 miles, why would I consider his processed crap. I don't expect a reply.

Email: tish_muldoon@papajohns.com

This is their PR Director who reports to the CEO/Founder, John H. Schnatter.

Send them a note, tell them how you really feel!

told him he'd never get a dime out of me,my friends, my relatives or anyone else I could tell about his cheapness.

I swear that the reply I got back looked like the typist was smiling when they said "thank you for contacting us".

Will I order papa johns or jimmy johns. Boycotted Walmart long ago already. They want a war? We should give them one, let's hope this greedy fucks bottom line is hurt substantially by his national tantrum.

and sometimes they are. But one is foolish, when living in a capitalist/corporate state environment, to give up this important tool of populist power. I've been boycotting Dominoes, McDonald's, God Father's Pizza (tastes like a horse's head), and others because of their extremist political stands, and because of anti-worker policies. Same reason I recommend boycotting/withdrawing $ from Bank of America. Coors beer was boycotted over 20 years ago by LGBT groups over their political policies; now they are very supportive of many LGBT causes.

Most business people say it themselves: The customer is the boss. I take them at their word.

,,,when I heard about his latest threat/promise yesterday. That's what they do in normal business practice these days... Cut staff and/or hours and make the ones that are left to work the job of 2 or 3 workers. The old fashioned word for it is "Slavery." That's been going on since the days of Reagan down-sizing in the 80s. What is different about now is that they are just coming right out and announcing what they are doing.. it's outright political blackmail placed right on the shoulders of the young people who work for them. This man is the earthly personification of PURE EVIL. Period. He needs to be dealt a serious dose of karma. I've been around a loooonggggg time and I can tell you that I have seen some true karma in action come to such blatantly arrogant people. Also, a little moral I learned from the writings of a great grandfather I never met: "If somebody looks down there nose at you, don't look up to them."

I wanted to delete my account from their online ordering site and contacted them to delete my info, almost a day later I began to get an influx of spam. I have no proof of course but it doesn't seem like a coincidence.

and pursue "profit" instead of the public good. All businesses should be state sponsored non-profits that are beholden to no-one except the federal government and be unable to ever lay anyone off for any reason. Of course, that'd be communism but still...

Seriously though, believe it or not businesses to track costs down to the penny and have to decide which is better for the business, raising costs for the consumer or laying off workers.

I assume that Papa Johns doesn't currently offer health insurance to it's drivers etc? Surprising that a big company wouldn't, but of course, if they don't have to, they typically won't. But now they will, so they're laying some people off. Get used to it, you'll be hearing a lot more of it. Especially cutting hours, that's already happening.

I'm not a big Papa Johns fan anyway, much prefer indie pizzarias. They probably lost more money by making this statement than if they'd just raised prices.

On that note, that's really what businesses may start doing. "Attention, in order to provide health insurance to our employees, prices just went up." I think most people will probably be ok with that, especially since it'll be across the board and every small business will now be raising prices since their costs just all went up.

I've ordered Papa John's pizza twice. Both times it tasted bad and literally made me sick.

There are dozens of good family owned pizzerias in my area that sell real pizza instead of the crap these chains sell.

When he had the Romney fundraiser earlier this year.

ddddd

then change your mind and leave once they start making them. Or, wait until they're backed up with customers and go in and complain about food poisoning.
Lying to liars and thieves is OK.

Pappardelle Johns Pizza
Attn: John Schnatter
2002 Papa Johns Blvd
Louisville, Ky
40299

Include this note:

John,
Here's 15 cents. Stop being a dick.

Pappa, not pappardelle

If more people boycott his terrible pizza, there could be a downtick in obesity.

stonewalling and whinning all the way to the bank, or in this case.............castle. Poor, poor John!

Because I can't stop doing something I've never done in the first place.

I'm sure not going to start now though.

this graphic can Expose beautifully what PJ is all about.. Some real Bitter shit.

I say boycott them right out of business. The money saved will not only be healthy for the locals ~ by not eating trash-like overprocessed frankenfoodstuffs ~ but could help them by tearing down the building and putting up a co-op greenhouse or garden or grocery. The last time I was a member of a co-op, they made awesome pizza with organic ingredients, far better than most pizza I've ever had, and I've been to many a great pizza house east of the Mississippi.

can't afford to hire workers fulltime so they get benefits

The closest Papa John's to me (Plattsburgh, NY) thankfully shut it's doors earlier this year. Unfortunately, I think it only closed due to competition from Pizza Hut and Dominoes.