Founder of Papa Johns says the company is making worse pizzas without his 'conservative values' of

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

'truth and God'

The controversial founder of Papa Johns, John Schnatter, said this weekend the company's pizza has gotten worse without his "conservative values."

During an interview with the Right Side Broadcasting Network at the the Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC, in Dallas, Schnatter said quality, service, and culture were what helped make Papa John's a hit.

But now, he said, Papa Johns has "lost it way," that it's "losing money," and is "down with Little Caesar's."

"We built the whole company on conservative values. Conservative ideology has two of the most critical attributes: truth and God," Schnatter said.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/the-disgraced-founder-of-papa-johns-says-the-company-is-making-worse-pizzas-without-his-conservative-values-of-truth-and-god/ar-AA10qDRc

Get over yourself. Your pizza was never that good.

[PortTack]

1. Their pizza was always awful!

[TheBlackAdder]

18. And tell Schnatter. . .

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[Catherine Vincent]

2. Oh please

Is he for real? It's freakin pizza.

[Mr.Bill]

3. Yes, it's always important

to use plenty of god and truth in the sauce.

[Walleye]

4. Do you want the crappy tasting secular toppings or the delicious Christian toppings

[Phoenix61]

5. Papa John's was great when it first came out then it did

a steady slide into mediocrity. Granted I wasn’t in a place known for great pizza so there’s that.

[ck4829]

6. He should actually try a little truth himself first

They seem to be doing pretty well without him.

[hlthe2b]

7. He's left lasting damage to the company--even after his departure.

[Midnight Writer]

12. Yeah, he ran it into the ground and is now throwing the blame on "woke" culture or whatever.

[EYESORE 9001]

8. Sorry about your 'woke' pizza company, Snottler

I mean the pizza company that used to be yours.

[EnergizedLib]

9. He's full of it

I had Papa John’s after a baseball game I covered last month (I’m a sportswriter), and maybe it’s because I was hungry and it was a long, hot day, but it actually tasted better than when I had it when he was at the helm.

Has he ever thought people like me refuse to order from his company because of his ‘values’ and business practices and people like me will only have it if somebody else orders it instead?

[Caliman73]

10. So he said the "n" word on a conference call...

I think he was also accused of sexual harassment a few times by employees.

Tell me, was that "god" or "truth" that guided those actions?

[Paladin]

11. Well, NO WONDER their pizzas always tasted so shitty.

It was all those conservative values.

I haven't tried a Pappa Johns pizza since Fascist John departed. And I don't plan on doing so, ever again. Way too many good pizza joints in my area to choose from.

[Tickle]

13. I was never a fan nt

[LakeArenal]

14. We had a Papa Johns at street level of our high rise.

It was awful. They were dirty, stole parking from residents for their delivery drivers and littered everywhere. Horrible pizza notwithstanding.

[Cyrano]

15. The only place to get a good pizza is in NYC. God is not involved.

I remember occasionally going out for a quick lunch in Manhattan. There were pizza parlors with windows on the street where you could buy it by the slice.

Wearing a suit and trying to eat a slice of pizza on a NY street is hard. You've got to bend over with every bite to keep the olive oil from dripping on you. And, of course, you've got to fold that thin crust holding all that deliciousness, before that first bite.

I don't even know the names of the places where I'd get a slice or two. But it wasn't one of those chain places that make thick bread, cover it with with tomato sauce and cheese, and call it "pizza."

This will probably piss off a lot of DUers, but I've never had a real slice of pizza outside NYC. That city should really patent the word "pizza," so that other places, worldwide, cannot claim that that's what they're selling.

[ProfessorGAC]

21. Pretty Good In Napoli!

I'm Chicago area, my whole life.
I'll resist the urge to be parochial.
I had really good pizza in Firenze, too. In Roma, not so much.

[Goonch]

16. ✝️🍕

[Norbert]

17. The only times I ever had Papa John's was at luncheons

at work and school, all while he was heading the company. I was glad I never had to pay for it. The pizza never was that good.

As for him, it must suck to be a disgruntled former president of the company. Get over it dude. Your attitude is almost as bad as your politics.

[Pete Ross Junior]

19. Yes, You can order a pizza with pineapple and ranch dressing.

That is spitting in the face of God.

[634-5789]

20. That's hardy pizza. TERRIBLE!

[rockfordfile]

22. yeah he's a Nazi pos. It's clear since he's at the un-American Nazi convention.

Actually that company took off under a Democratic President in the 90s.

[Amishman]

23. All the chains are terrible compared to mom and pop places

I'm in nowhere Pennsylvania and I can still choose from four or five different local places that make a damn good pizza.

The only chain pizza I'd even consider under any circumstance is Little Caesars, because at least it's priced appropriately for mediocrity.

[MagickMuffin]

24. Mod Pizza is da bomb

Order as many ingredients as you want at a flat rate, which is great. They also have amazing ingredients.

[FrankBooth]

25. The Pillow Guy of Pizza says what?

Papa Johns pizza was always garbage, so nothing at all has changed except that idiot is no longer with them.

[Initech]

27. Shit pizza, shit pillows, shit home decorations...

There's nothing that comes out of the GOP that I would consider to be "quality".

[Initech]

26. His pizza is shit regardless of what his values are.

[Skittles]

28. I was shocked how bad PJ pizzas are

we had them at work for a time change marathon - fucking Trump humper in charge - horrible pizza

[dchill]

29. "...truth and God..."

Or, you know, the Bizarro World opposite of that.