Peyton Manning to own pizza shops

[Meck77]

Lol @ this this.

New rule. Every post in this thread must have the word **** in it!

Papa johns! Horse ****!

[ak1971]

so lets see...you ****ers b**** when a player spend his money on hookers and blow, you b**** when someone makes a monster investment.....I want to party with you ****ers.

[Meck77]

Originally Posted by ak1971

so lets see...you ****ers b**** when a player spend his money on hookers and blow, you b**** when someone makes a monster investment.....I want to party with you ****ers.

You dumb ****. You are suppose to use **** in your post!

[Rock Chalk]

This thread taught me a couple of things.

1) Peyton Manning is smarter than all of you idiots. He realizes its not how good the food tastes, its how much money the franchise makes. And Papa Johns makes a ****load of money.
2) baja is still a ****ing retard.
3) Mightysmurf is still gay

[baja]

Originally Posted by Rock Chalk

This thread taught me a couple of things.

1) Peyton Manning is smarter than all of you idiots. He realizes its not how good the food tastes, its how much money the franchise makes. And Papa Johns makes a ****load of money.
2) baja is still a ****ing retard.
3) Mightysmurf is still gay

Ha ha keep eating high calorie nutrient void "food" and see where that gets ya.

Un-be-kown to guys like you people are waking up and demanding real food. The whole food industry is growing by a large% a year while the fast dead food industry is growing by about 3% a year.

But carry on pizza boy. You so smart...


THIS IS JUST THE ORGANIC PRODUCE;

The organic industry continues to grow worldwide. Here are some statistics regarding this burgeoning market.
U.S. sales of organic food and beverages have grown from $1 billion in 1990 to $26.7 billion in 2010. Sales in 2010 represented 7.7 percent growth over 2009 sales. Experiencing the highest growth in sales during 2010 were organic fruits and vegetables, up 11.8 percent over 2009 sales
Source: Organic Trade Association’s 2011 Organic Industry Survey

Organic food and beverage sales represented approximately 4 percent of overall food and beverage sales in 2010. Leading were organic fruits and vegetables, now representing over 11 percent of all U.S. fruit and vegetable sales.
Source: Organic Trade Association’s 2011 Organic Industry Survey

Organic non-food sales grew 9.7 percent in 2010, to reach $1.97 billion.
Source: Organic Trade Association’s 2011 Organic Industry Survey

http://www.ota.com/organic/mt/business.html

[baja]

Here is the coming trend. Young and old are becoming aware about making good food choices;

http://www.franchisedirect.com/foodf...yreport/14/265

[RhymesayersDU]

Originally Posted by baja

the current locations.


Culver City
Hollywood: Sunset
Pasadena
San Diego: Pt. Loma
San Diego: UTC
Santa Monica: Arizona
Walnut Creek
West Hollywood

Ya that's Mexico.

Given the demographics I'd say so.

[Kaylore]

Dominos makes awesome pizza now. They really listened to their customers and have become the fastest growing pizza chain in the last 20 years.

[Broncos4tw]

Dominoes? Ugh.

If you must do fast food pizza, at least eat a Papa Murphy pizza.. so much better. I think I've only had Papa John's twice.. it was just horrible each time.

[Lestat]

hating on franchise pizza is more than a little silly.
the idea it to appease the masses and get them to buy your product.

in that way the franchise works really well and makes a lot of money.
there are plenty of restaurants with really good food but they go out of business or don't make a lot of money because they don't market or appease customers well.
of course there are also those that choose not to expand to avoid watering down the overall business.

there will always be some place that does something better, but the idea is to be successful as well as having a quality product.
PJ's isn't my favorite pizza chain but it has a good product. i still have yet to try Domino's new pizza but that's due to it being far away from my house and not wanting to drive so far when Pizza hut,PJ's and a few Italian places with great deep dish pizza are closer.

[Lestat]

Originally Posted by baja

Here is the coming trend. Young and old are becoming aware about making good food choices;

http://www.franchisedirect.com/foodf...yreport/14/265

it's the same cycle every ten years.
people hear about the damaging affects of certain good, they swear to cut back, the trend gets started, they get tired of restraining themselves or their job forces them to places where they can't sustain the good eating habits and they go right back to what they did before.

fast food is always going to trump healthier eating because fast food is so convenient to acquire and so readily available at almost every corner.

[peacepipe]

unfortunately,there is no such thing as good fast food/franchise pizza.

[Meck77]

Originally Posted by Kaylore

Dominos makes awesome pizza now. They really listened to their customers and have become the fastest growing pizza chain in the last 20 years.

I agree with this. I hadn't had it in years. Tried some recently and it was the ****!

[baja]

Originally Posted by Lestat

it's the same cycle every ten years.
people hear about the damaging affects of certain good, they swear to cut back, the trend gets started, they get tired of restraining themselves or their job forces them to places where they can't sustain the good eating habits and they go right back to what they did before.

fast food is always going to trump healthier eating because fast food is so convenient to acquire and so readily available at almost every corner.

Healthy food is a continuing it's conquest of market share with steady growth and quite remarkable growth. I you were to read the links I supplied you would see this it true.

[Bronco Bob]

Originally Posted by peacepipe

unfortunately,there is no such thing as good fast food/franchise pizza.

I just make my own pizza. It's not that hard to do. Making the dough takes a little time, but it's good exercise,
and all fresh ingredients with no preservatives, hydrogenated oils, or other weird ****. And I put tons more
toppings and cheese on mine than you'd get at a pizza joint. Best pizza in the world.

[Lestat]

Originally Posted by baja

Healthy food is a continuing it's conquest of market share with steady growth and quite remarkable growth. I you were to read the links I supplied you would see this it true.

i did read the links, this same thing happens in cycles all the time.
no different from the electric car, the hybrid, diet fads & etc.
people are people and they always revert back to comfortable habits.

it's good to see healthier food coming into the forefront of the market and making it's mark. but i just don't see it staying significantly relevant as there are far too many temptations out there that are more readily available.

people are cooking less and less and relying on restaurants more and more.
a lot of people don't even bother to teach their kids how to cook.
you're going to have far more McDonald's on your street than a Subway or Tendergreens.

[Lestat]

Originally Posted by Bronco Bob

I just make my own pizza. It's not that hard to do. Making the dough takes a little time, but it's good exercise,
and all fresh ingredients with no preservatives, hydrogenated oils, or other weird ****. And I put tons more
toppings and cheese on mine than you'd get at a pizza joint. Best pizza in the world.

i make my own from time to time when i want a taco pizza.
only place that made a great one is Godfather's and the closest one is like 300 miles away now.

[lonestar]

Originally Posted by Lestat

hating on franchise pizza is more than a little silly.
the idea it to appease the masses and get them to buy your product.

in that way the franchise works really well and makes a lot of money.
there are plenty of restaurants with really good food but they go out of business or don't make a lot of money because they don't market or appease customers well.
of course there are also those that choose not to expand to avoid watering down the overall business.

there will always be some place that does something better, but the idea is to be successful as well as having a quality product.
PJ's isn't my favorite pizza chain but it has a good product. i still have yet to try Domino's new pizza but that's due to it being far away from my house and not wanting to drive so far when Pizza hut,PJ's and a few Italian places with great deep dish pizza are closer.

best post in the thread..

let me add Manning made a deal the Papa could not refuse.. or maybe the other way around..

I doubt there is much if any CASH involved.. Other than the actual expenses of setting up shops.. But I'll bet there are little if any franchise fees..

Win Win Papa gets name rec, and loads of free advertising and Manning makes a boat load of money..

[lonestar]

Originally Posted by baja

Healthy food is a continuing it's conquest of market share with steady growth and quite remarkable growth. I you were to read the links I supplied you would see this it true.

here is a hint NO ONE cares..

be as healthy as you want I applaud you for it.. but preaching to those that do not want to hear, well wasting your time..

[baja]

Originally Posted by lonestar

here is a hint NO ONE cares..

be as healthy as you want I applaud you for it.. but preaching to those that do not want to hear, well wasting your time..

Who's preaching?

You can eat a steaming pile of dog shiit for all I care.

W were talking about investments. My take is there is a great investment opportunity in healthy "fast food" franchises such as Tender Greens.

You don't like the investment don't pursue it. Who cares.

You make the mistake of thinking I give a **** about the choices you make. I don't

[ZONA]

Papa Johns pizza = $hit pie

Plus the owner is a real chump

[Cito Pelon]

Good lord. I hope his legacy in Denver isn't a bunch of crappy pizza franchises.

[ak1971]

Originally Posted by Meck77

You dumb ****. You are suppose to use **** in your post!

**** off **** head

[KipCorrington25]

It's investing locally, if it gives a few kids a job great, otherwise their pizza sucks.

[Broncos4tw]

Originally Posted by baja

...W were talking about investments. My take is there is a great investment opportunity in healthy "fast food" franchises such as Tender Greens.

You don't like the investment don't pursue it. Who cares.

No thank you. Hopefully people will wake up to the fact that 11 bucks for a "simple salad" is utterly STUPID. For SALAD? 11 bucks?

I did Mad Greens downtown Denver a couple times, but stopped after the prices went up again.. and I ended up paying 10 or 11 bucks for a salad with a few pieces of chicken in it. 11 bucks? Naw.. I don't think so.