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Yeah Im sure those 8 dollar an hour workers have plenty of health ins. Heres a question? How many of papa nasty pizza johns employees get food stamps and medicade because they dont make S#!+?
WHAT!? No way. What pizza do you like? Please lord do not say Pizza hut! I personally prefer local joints not big chains. May pay a little more but its worth it. Or just make home made pizza its much tastier.
No arguments here.
I never understood why chain pizzas are never that good (except maybe Costco). Chain burgers are alright and some are actually decent, but chain pizzas are always kinda crappy.
Yeah Im sure those 8 dollar an hour workers have plenty of health ins. Heres a question? How many of papa nasty pizza johns employees get food stamps and medicade because they dont make S#!+?
My son worked for them..his first job.
The drivers (delivery guys)..it's a second job for most of them.
The store folks..mostly teenagers/college kids.
The adults here are the mgr and asst mgr.
Not too many will need insurance from Papa John's that work there.
That women didn't specify why she'd have to pay the fine since she already offers insurance.
That story doesn't add up.
In essence she said she could continue paying the $90/month or pay the fine of $2000/month for each employee.
Well duh..that's a no brainer..pay the $90/month and keep the employee insured.
OKay firstly, the $2000 is the fine for a year. Secondly, she matches each employee $90+90=$180 per employee, per month or $2080 per year.
Also:
In 2011, her business income was $36,627.
Then Nichols paid $3,875, or 10.59 percent, for federal income tax. Another $14,048, or 38.35 percent of her income, went to state franchise tax; and $14,122, or 38.56 percent, was paid to the county for property taxes.
That comes to a total of $32,045, or 87.49 percent of her income, she had to pay on the "Big Three" taxes (federal income, state franchise tax, property tax) alone, she said. After those taxes were paid, she was left with $4,582 income
See how those wealthy business people don't pay enough. Bankrupting my own business and laying off 6 employees was the best thing I ever did. I couldn't compete with the illegal crews anymore. Now I'm lower middle class with little cash flow, and happier for it.
You have a problem with rich people spending their money the way that they want?
His movies have grossed $3,715,542,748. How many jobs do you think were tied to the production and circulation of those movies?
Local pizza is the only way to go. I wouldn't feed my dog Papa Johns or any other national chain pizza.
Not at all. I have a problem with the hypocrisy of calling out Romney and his support base, while ignoring Obama. It's the pot calling the kettle black.
I agree that his star power helped the movies to be a success, but the producers and the investors were the job creators, not Clooney.
As I said, of the three PJs is the best. Dominoes used to be pretty good, but then they also gave the pizza for free if it wasn't there in 30 mins. Chain pizza isn't a deal anymore either. The local joints serve a better pizza, and many deliver as well. Supporting local business is always a preferable thing to do.
OKay firstly, the $2000 is the fine for a year. Secondly, she matches each employee $90+90=$180 per employee, per month or $2080 per year.
Also:
In 2011, her business income was $36,627.
Then Nichols paid $3,875, or 10.59 percent, for federal income tax. Another $14,048, or 38.35 percent of her income, went to state franchise tax; and $14,122, or 38.56 percent, was paid to the county for property taxes.
That comes to a total of $32,045, or 87.49 percent of her income, she had to pay on the "Big Three" taxes (federal income, state franchise tax, property tax) alone, she said. After those taxes were paid, she was left with $4,582 income
See how those wealthy business people don't pay enough. Bankrupting my own business and laying off 6 employees was the best thing I ever did. I couldn't compete with the illegal crews anymore. Now I'm lower middle class with little cash flow, and happier for it.
My bad..you're right, it's $2K per year.
She pays $90/month and the employee pays $90/month. She doesn't pay the full insurance.
And yeah..all those other taxes you never hear about..unbelievable what franchise folks have to pay to run one store.
The town hall meeting was sponsored by the Southeast Texas Tea Party.
Representative White argued that Obamacare is a quote "game changer" for America, and said Southeast Texans must vigorously support a repeal of the law.
The owner of a series of Southeast Texas Papa Johns pizza restaurants said Obamacare would cost her business between $20,000 and $30,000 more a year in taxes.
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