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If you’re referring to that Huffpost article from a few years ago, that got pulled because their math was faulty. It was based on assumptions about costs that w
by larrywright 7y ago
If you’re referring to that Huffpost article from a few years ago, that got pulled because their math was faulty. It was based on assumptions about costs that weren’t rooted in reality, namely that the ingredients were the largest expense in the cost of the food. It’s not, it’s actually the labor, which is why increasing the employee wages has a disproportionate impact on the cost of the menu items.
- larrywright 7y agoCorrection: I said that it got pulled, but as I recall they updated the article to reflect the inaccuracy in the original piece.
- mrguyorama 7y agoPappa John's own previous CEO claimed it would cost 13 cents per pizza more to provide all his employees health insurance. He cited this as a reason to not give his employees health insurance
- larrywright 7y agoThat’s not an apples to apples comparison, but I agree that this is stupid.