Papa John's CEO John Schnatter Says Company Will Reduce Workers' Hours In Response To

Signs like these just just erode the credibility of arguments that business owners are so fearful of Obama destroying business. This clown is willing to alienate 52% of potential customers. This isn't about $ but politics.

 

Lets be real, the vast majority of his NRA carrying customers probably aren't Obama voters.

 

It's like they said "oh no! the extremism of the modern day Republicans is forcing people away from our party! what will we do!"

"Oh, I know! We will just take all the things that repel reasonable people, and make them even more extreme! Great idea! High five, honky crackers!"

 

Oh so the employees at Pizza hut pay less into the health care then the ones at papa johns? Interesting, I need to switch jobs!

 

Not surprisingly, the Denny's franchise owner not only hurt his own business, but hurt other Denny's businesses. And he got slapped down by the Denny's CEO. Business owners can be extraordinarily stupid and shortsighted at times.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/20/john-metz-dennys-obamacare-surcharge-_n_2146735.html

I especially enjoyed this:

As for consequences to those who damage the brand, a Denny's spokesperson said, "We have a variety of options depending on the circumstances to respond to franchisee actions that are not in the best interests of the brand and deal with those on a individual franchisee basis as required."

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-...bamacare_b_2166209.html?icid=hp_front_top_art

Oh papa john, you back trackin sonamabetch.

 

Seems like he's learning from Payton; saw the blitz coming and called an audible