Godfather’s pizza doesn’t cut it

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Godfather’s pizza doesn’t cut it


Is Godfather’s Pizza any good?

That’s the saucy question POLITICO asked a panel of political and culinary experts to chew over now that the company’s former CEO, Herman Cain, is rising in political polls.

Joining us for the great taste test were: Republican strategist Doug Heye (who writes about restaurants for Capitol File magazine); Democratic commentator Karen Finney; and D.C. foodie Nycci Nellis, who runs the website TheListAreYouOnIt.com.

In the blind competition (panelists didn’t know which pizzas they were eating and commenting about until after the contest was over), each participant sampled plain cheese slices from Pizza Hut, zpizza, Ledo Pizza, Papa John’s and, of course, Godfather’s Pizza (the closest one to Washington, for interested parties, can be found two hours away, deep in the heart of Virginia).


Unfortunately for Cain, his former business clearly is not churning out quality pies — the panel unanimously voted Godfather’s Pizza the worst slice of the five.


And their comments were enough to leave a bitter taste in the GOP hopeful’s mouth.


“It’s the most unappetizing,” said Nellis after just one bite. “The cheese is really sour! The crust is like a sponge.”


“That is so bad,” said Finney.


“The crust is trying to be thin crust and thick crust, it can’t make up what it is,” said Heye. “Not good.”


Cain took over the struggling pizza chain in 1986 and remained there until 1995 and touts his leadership of the company on the campaign trail. His website reads, “Energized by overcoming the many obstacles of his job at Burger King, Herman took on the biggest challenge of his career. He accepted the call to become the president and CEO of Godfather’s Pizza,” a company that was teetering on the edge of bankruptcy. “In just 14 months, Herman returned Godfather’s to profitability and led his management team to a buyout of the company.”



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it's not in politics. I put it in general. It's not a reflection on Herman Cain. He left godfathers pizza 14 years ago. Don't get your panties in a bunch.
 
“In just 14 months, Herman returned Godfather’s to profitability and led his management team to a buyout of the company.”

That's the most important thing to take away from this article.
 
“In just 14 months, Herman returned Godfather’s to profitability and led his management team to a buyout of the company.”

That's the most important thing to take away from this article.

Is it? He didn't increase market share..he used cheaper ingredients, according to the article.

Is that the way to build a prosperous company?
 
“In just 14 months, Herman returned Godfather’s to profitability and led his management team to a buyout of the company.”

That's the most important thing to take away from this article.

No, no, no! The most important thing is not the jobs he saved, the company he saved, or the future of those individuals employed by Godfathers! The most important thing is that their pizzas are not the absolute best on the planet and therefore Herman Cain is a racist, vile Repub.
 
“In just 14 months, Herman returned Godfather’s to profitability and led his management team to a buyout of the company.”

That's the most important thing to take away from this article.

Is it? He didn't increase market share..he used cheaper ingredients, according to the article.

Is that the way to build a prosperous company?

Apparently, yes.

Moron.
 
“In just 14 months, Herman returned Godfather’s to profitability and led his management team to a buyout of the company.”

That's the most important thing to take away from this article.

Is it? He didn't increase market share..he used cheaper ingredients, according to the article.

Is that the way to build a prosperous company?

You mean he managed their costs better ... that's horrible! But yes, apparently that is the way to build a prosperous company. "Herman returned Godfather’s to profitability." See?
 
It was good when it first came out but not any more. Right down there with Dominoes and Poppa Johns. I like to get our pizza from the local Italian restaurant.
 
“In just 14 months, Herman returned Godfather’s to profitability and led his management team to a buyout of the company.”

That's the most important thing to take away from this article.

Is it? He didn't increase market share..he used cheaper ingredients, according to the article.

Is that the way to build a prosperous company?
Wait.....

He really asked that?


???????????
 
You guys must have pretty high standards. I think dominoes and Papa Johns are damn good. Never had Godfather's
 
“In just 14 months, Herman returned Godfather’s to profitability and led his management team to a buyout of the company.”

That's the most important thing to take away from this article.

Is it? He didn't increase market share..he used cheaper ingredients, according to the article.

Is that the way to build a prosperous company?
Wait.....

He really asked that?


???????????

Yeah..I did.

Anyone can take a big company, lower headcount and go for lower quality and show profit. The company is already up and running. Is that good in the long run?

That's the question.
 

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