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Question about John Schnatter / Papa Johns

Originally posted by UK_Norm:
He opened an establishment in Gatlinburg that serves the best pizza on the planet. Some people drive all the way down there to indulge. That's really all you need to know about The Papa.
I drive down there almost every weekend place is always packed by far the best pizza anywhere.
 
I think it would be great if UK sold naming rights Commonwealth to Papa John's. Imagine to butthurt of ul fans
 
Originally posted by Chump Change X:

Papa Johns pizzas suck. And, anyone that gives to ULOL will never receive my business.
I tried to take this stance on certain companies due to their political or social cause they were supporting/promoting and it became impossible.
 
Here's a little known, odd-but-true, fact about Pappy J...just the roofing (real slate shingles) on his mansion cost $250,000, or approximately 31,289 single-topping carry-outs for $7.99.
 
Originally posted by maverick1:
Here's a little known, odd-but-true, fact about Pappy J...just the roofing (real slate shingles) on his mansion cost $250,000, or approximately 31,289 single-topping carry-outs for $7.99.
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Originally posted by maverick1:
Here's a little known, odd-but-true, fact about Pappy J...just the roofing (real slate shingles) on his mansion cost $250,000, or approximately 31,289 single-topping carry-outs for $7.99.
False
 
Originally posted by krazykats:

Originally posted by maverick1:
Here's a little known, odd-but-true, fact about Pappy J...just the roofing (real slate shingles) on his mansion cost $250,000, or approximately 31,289 single-topping carry-outs for $7.99.
False
You're wrong -- 250,000 divided by 7.99 equals 31,289, plus some change of course but who counts that?
 
I was talking about the price of his roof, but I was also just being contrarian too.
 
Originally posted by krazykats:
I was talking about the price of his roof, but I was also just being contrarian too.
I knew what you meant, but the price part is true too. My best friend is a contractor in Paducah. In the past 20+ years he's built some of the biggest, nicest houses in the area. These include the 24,000 sq ft hovel of a former state representative (whose father built I-24), his younger brother's 23,000 sq ft shack in Calvert City, and numerous 10,000+ sq ft houses of local physicians and businessmen. In short, the dude knows his stuff.

The roofer my friend uses for the really big stuff is the guy who put the roof on Schnatter's house and, according to him, it was $250 K. He said it was a cut-up monstrosity and, like I mentioned earlier, he used real slate. Schnatte also put in an underground garage to house his car collection.
 
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