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November 02, 2017

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I am sure another pizza chain will take their place. Papa John's pizza is awful.
Mary
 
In a message dated 11/2/2017 12:52:26 P.M. Central Daylight Time, Reality-TV-Fanatics@yahoogroups.com writes:
 

WOW I heard the rumor but now its true Pap Johns the official pizza of the NFL has pulled their ads !
I think though if Budweiser were to pull out which they said they wouldn't THEY would cause NFL to crumble BUT if more then Papa Johns backs out then it will also make NFL crumble unless Budweiser puts out more  or they get large sponsors to take their place.

cg

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One of NFL's biggest advertisers pulls ads, CEO feels betrayed

Newsner » News » One of NFL's biggest advertisers pulls ads, CEO feels betrayed
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Whenever you stand (or take a knee) on NFL players' protest during the pre-game national anthem, it's having some real effects. I'm not just talking about Donald Trump's Twitter feed or arguments among fans. But in corporate sales and advertising dollars.
In a stunning move, one of the NFL's biggest advertisers is pulling its NFL-related advertisements, according to ESPN's Darren Rovell. On Wednesday, he announced on Twitter that pizza chain Papa John's will no longer run ads during football games
Darren Rovell

@darrenrovell
Papa John's says it has been pulling advertising associated with the NFL. The league, it says, has given some future spots in return.
For the last two years, Papa John's has been the advertiser most closely associated with the NFL, making it particularly surprising that it will no longer advertise with the league.
So was the move political, financial, or both? Jonathan Maze, senior financial editor at Nation's Restaurant News explains:
Jonathan Maze

@jonathanmaze
Papa John's blames weaker than expected same-store sales on "negative consumer sentiment" with company's association with NFL.
So basically, the fans are divided on the issue, with some siding with President Trump, some with the players, and some not caring. But in any event, NFL ratings and confidence in the league are down.
Darren Rovell explains it like this:
Joe Flint

@JBFlint
Explain please. They are pulling spots why?
Negative association with the NFL. They just revised guidance mostly on projected losses associated with NFL.
So with less fans watching football games, less people are watching Papa John's ads, and less people are ordering pizzas, the company said in a conference call explaining its declining sales and plummeting stock, ABC News reports.
Papa John's CEO and founder John Schnatter put the blame on the NFL and feels betrayed by the NFL.
"The NFL has hurt us. We are disappointed the NFL and its leadership did not resolve this. Leadership starts at the top and this is an example of poor leadership," he said, adding that he thought the NFL should have nipped the issue in the bud a year and a half ago.
Papa John's is the first major chain to stop advertising with the NFL and it's a major loss to the league. Will others follow? We'll see as the season continues.
What do you think? Was Papa John's right to pull advertising from the NFL? Or should the players be able to protest and should teams, fans, and advertisers give them more support? Let us know in the comments on Facebook.
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November 02, 2017

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WOW I heard the rumor but now its true Pap Johns the official pizza of the NFL has pulled their ads !
I think though if Budweiser were to pull out which they said they wouldn't THEY would cause NFL to crumble BUT if more then Papa Johns backs out then it will also make NFL crumble unless Budweiser puts out more  or they get large sponsors to take their place.

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One of NFL's biggest advertisers pulls ads, CEO feels betrayed

Newsner » News » One of NFL's biggest advertisers pulls ads, CEO feels betrayed
Newsner
Whenever you stand (or take a knee) on NFL players' protest during the pre-game national anthem, it's having some real effects. I'm not just talking about Donald Trump's Twitter feed or arguments among fans. But in corporate sales and advertising dollars.
In a stunning move, one of the NFL's biggest advertisers is pulling its NFL-related advertisements, according to ESPN's Darren Rovell. On Wednesday, he announced on Twitter that pizza chain Papa John's will no longer run ads during football games
Darren Rovell

@darrenrovell
Papa John's says it has been pulling advertising associated with the NFL. The league, it says, has given some future spots in return.
For the last two years, Papa John's has been the advertiser most closely associated with the NFL, making it particularly surprising that it will no longer advertise with the league.
So was the move political, financial, or both? Jonathan Maze, senior financial editor at Nation's Restaurant News explains:
Jonathan Maze

@jonathanmaze
Papa John's blames weaker than expected same-store sales on "negative consumer sentiment" with company's association with NFL.
So basically, the fans are divided on the issue, with some siding with President Trump, some with the players, and some not caring. But in any event, NFL ratings and confidence in the league are down.
Darren Rovell explains it like this:
Joe Flint

@JBFlint
Explain please. They are pulling spots why?
Negative association with the NFL. They just revised guidance mostly on projected losses associated with NFL.
So with less fans watching football games, less people are watching Papa John's ads, and less people are ordering pizzas, the company said in a conference call explaining its declining sales and plummeting stock, ABC News reports.
Papa John's CEO and founder John Schnatter put the blame on the NFL and feels betrayed by the NFL.
"The NFL has hurt us. We are disappointed the NFL and its leadership did not resolve this. Leadership starts at the top and this is an example of poor leadership," he said, adding that he thought the NFL should have nipped the issue in the bud a year and a half ago.
Papa John's is the first major chain to stop advertising with the NFL and it's a major loss to the league. Will others follow? We'll see as the season continues.
What do you think? Was Papa John's right to pull advertising from the NFL? Or should the players be able to protest and should teams, fans, and advertisers give them more support? Let us know in the comments on Facebook.
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November 02, 2017

[Reality_And_Drama_TV_Shows] One of NFL’s biggest advertisers pulls ads, CEO feels betrayed

 

WOW I heard the rumor but now its true Pap Johns the official pizza of the NFL has pulled their ads !
I think though if Budweiser were to pull out which they said they wouldn't THEY would cause NFL to crumble BUT if more then Papa Johns backs out then it will also make NFL crumble unless Budweiser puts out more  or they get large sponsors to take their place.

cg

.
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One of NFL's biggest advertisers pulls ads, CEO feels betrayed

Newsner » News » One of NFL's biggest advertisers pulls ads, CEO feels betrayed
Newsner
Whenever you stand (or take a knee) on NFL players' protest during the pre-game national anthem, it's having some real effects. I'm not just talking about Donald Trump's Twitter feed or arguments among fans. But in corporate sales and advertising dollars.
In a stunning move, one of the NFL's biggest advertisers is pulling its NFL-related advertisements, according to ESPN's Darren Rovell. On Wednesday, he announced on Twitter that pizza chain Papa John's will no longer run ads during football games
Darren Rovell

@darrenrovell
Papa John's says it has been pulling advertising associated with the NFL. The league, it says, has given some future spots in return.
For the last two years, Papa John's has been the advertiser most closely associated with the NFL, making it particularly surprising that it will no longer advertise with the league.
So was the move political, financial, or both? Jonathan Maze, senior financial editor at Nation's Restaurant News explains:
Jonathan Maze

@jonathanmaze
Papa John's blames weaker than expected same-store sales on "negative consumer sentiment" with company's association with NFL.
So basically, the fans are divided on the issue, with some siding with President Trump, some with the players, and some not caring. But in any event, NFL ratings and confidence in the league are down.
Darren Rovell explains it like this:
Joe Flint

@JBFlint
Explain please. They are pulling spots why?
Negative association with the NFL. They just revised guidance mostly on projected losses associated with NFL.
So with less fans watching football games, less people are watching Papa John's ads, and less people are ordering pizzas, the company said in a conference call explaining its declining sales and plummeting stock, ABC News reports.
Papa John's CEO and founder John Schnatter put the blame on the NFL and feels betrayed by the NFL.
"The NFL has hurt us. We are disappointed the NFL and its leadership did not resolve this. Leadership starts at the top and this is an example of poor leadership," he said, adding that he thought the NFL should have nipped the issue in the bud a year and a half ago.
Papa John's is the first major chain to stop advertising with the NFL and it's a major loss to the league. Will others follow? We'll see as the season continues.
What do you think? Was Papa John's right to pull advertising from the NFL? Or should the players be able to protest and should teams, fans, and advertisers give them more support? Let us know in the comments on Facebook.
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November 02, 2017

[Reality-TV-Fanatics] One of NFL’s biggest advertisers pulls ads, CEO feels betrayed

 

WOW I heard the rumor but now its true Pap Johns the official pizza of the NFL has pulled their ads !
I think though if Budweiser were to pull out which they said they wouldn't THEY would cause NFL to crumble BUT if more then Papa Johns backs out then it will also make NFL crumble unless Budweiser puts out more  or they get large sponsors to take their place.

cg

.
  https://en.stories.newsner.com/news/one-nfls-biggest-advertisers-pulls-ads-ceo-feels-betrayed/

One of NFL's biggest advertisers pulls ads, CEO feels betrayed

Newsner » News » One of NFL's biggest advertisers pulls ads, CEO feels betrayed
Newsner
Whenever you stand (or take a knee) on NFL players' protest during the pre-game national anthem, it's having some real effects. I'm not just talking about Donald Trump's Twitter feed or arguments among fans. But in corporate sales and advertising dollars.
In a stunning move, one of the NFL's biggest advertisers is pulling its NFL-related advertisements, according to ESPN's Darren Rovell. On Wednesday, he announced on Twitter that pizza chain Papa John's will no longer run ads during football games
Darren Rovell

@darrenrovell
Papa John's says it has been pulling advertising associated with the NFL. The league, it says, has given some future spots in return.
For the last two years, Papa John's has been the advertiser most closely associated with the NFL, making it particularly surprising that it will no longer advertise with the league.
So was the move political, financial, or both? Jonathan Maze, senior financial editor at Nation's Restaurant News explains:
Jonathan Maze

@jonathanmaze
Papa John's blames weaker than expected same-store sales on "negative consumer sentiment" with company's association with NFL.
So basically, the fans are divided on the issue, with some siding with President Trump, some with the players, and some not caring. But in any event, NFL ratings and confidence in the league are down.
Darren Rovell explains it like this:
Joe Flint

@JBFlint
Explain please. They are pulling spots why?
Negative association with the NFL. They just revised guidance mostly on projected losses associated with NFL.
So with less fans watching football games, less people are watching Papa John's ads, and less people are ordering pizzas, the company said in a conference call explaining its declining sales and plummeting stock, ABC News reports.
Papa John's CEO and founder John Schnatter put the blame on the NFL and feels betrayed by the NFL.
"The NFL has hurt us. We are disappointed the NFL and its leadership did not resolve this. Leadership starts at the top and this is an example of poor leadership," he said, adding that he thought the NFL should have nipped the issue in the bud a year and a half ago.
Papa John's is the first major chain to stop advertising with the NFL and it's a major loss to the league. Will others follow? We'll see as the season continues.
What do you think? Was Papa John's right to pull advertising from the NFL? Or should the players be able to protest and should teams, fans, and advertisers give them more support? Let us know in the comments on Facebook.
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November 02, 2017

[Reality_And_Drama_TV_Shows] Thursday TV - November 02, 2017

 



 Greys Anatomy
HTGAWM/SWAT

NEW:
 
3:01 AMNETFLIXcall my agent!: complete second season
[2nd season premiere]
 HULUi love you, america: tba (#104)
9:30 AMNICKrusty rivets: robo rusty/ruby's kittybot (#126)
4:30 PMNICKalvinnn!!! and the chipmunks: the gift (#307A)
7:00 PMNICK JRmutt & stuff: twin day! (#225)
7:55 PMLIFETIMEproject runway: project sammy's way: season 16, episode 10
8:00 PMCBSbig bang theory, the: the proton regeneration (#T12.15606)
[new time slot]
 FOXgotham: a dark knight: a day in the narrows (GTH-407)
 ABCgrey's anatomy: come on down to my boat, baby (#1406)
 NGClife below zero: total meltdown
 The CWsupernatural: the big empty (#1304)
 NBCsuperstore: health fund (#306)
[3rd season fall finale]
 PBSthis old house hour, the: episode 1605 (#1605)
8:25 PMNFLNthursday night football: buffalo bills at new york jets (#1109)
8:30 PMNBCgood place, the: derek (#208)
[2nd season fall finale]
8:31 PMCBSyoung sheldon: rockets, communists, and the dewey decimal system (#YS102)
[time slot premiere]
8:50 PMLIFETIMEproject runway: project rewind: returns to the runway
9:00 PMThe CWarrow: reversal (#604)
 IDblood relatives: wasted away (#605)
 COOKINGcarnival eats: the french toast connection (#501)
 FOODchopped: flavor savor
 HGTVflip or flop fort worth: tba
[series premiere]
 TRUTVimpractical jokers: the punishment countdown (#IJ23)
[special presentation]
 WEmary mary: farewell, mary mary (#606)
[series finale]
 BRAVOmillion dollar listing: los angeles: tba (#1001-75)
[75-minute 10th season premiere]
 TRAVELmysteries at the museum: coast guard courage, pizza margherita and jump jet
 LIFETIMEproject runway: there's snow business like sew business (#1612-90)
 ABCscandal: adventures in babysitting (#705)
 DIYtiny house, big living: luxury tiny houseboat (#614)
[6th season finale]
 SYFYvan helsing: save yourself (#205)
 NBCwill & grace: rosario's quinceanera (#906)
[9th season fall finale]
9:01 PMCBSmom: twinkle lights and grandma shoes (#MOM501)
[5th season premiere]
 FOXorville, the: into the fold (ORV-108)
9:30 PMTRUTVimpractical jokers: impractical jokers presents g.i. jokers
[one-hour 6th season finale]
 CBSlife in pieces: settlement pacifier attic unsyncing (#LIP301)
[3rd season premiere]
9:31 PMNBCgreat news: pool show (#206)
[2nd season fall finale]
10:00 PMFOODbeat bobby flay: ain't that dandy
 FXbetter things: arnold hall (#204)
 NBCchicago fire: down is better (#606)
[6th season fall finale]
 USAchrisley knows best: tantrums and tiaras (#517)
[new time slot]
 A&Eeleven, the: no one could hear her scream (#104)
 VICELANDf*ck, that's delicious: that's delicious classics. california foo
 SYFYghost wars: whatever happened to maggie rennie (#105)
 IDhome alone: inheriting evil (#104)
 HGTVhouse hunters: seeking a home in sioux falls (#13503)
 ABChow to get away with murder: stay strong, mama (#406)
 HISTORYice road truckers: double trouble (#1109)
 COOKINGlate nite eats: st. louis (#107)
 COMEDYnathan for you: computer repair; psychic (#406)
 CBSs.w.a.t.: pilot (#SWT100)
[series premiere]
 CNBCsecret lives of the super rich: sex, gold & the la megahome (#616)
10:15 PMBRAVOreal estate wars: boy's club (#105)
[new episode - special time]
10:30 PMVICELANDbong appetit: smoke your greens (#308)
 USAchrisley knows best: quit your pitchin' (#518)
[new episode - special time]
 HGTVhouse hunters international: picking in pordenone (#11302)
 TRUTVimpractical jokers: after show - impractical jokers presents g.i. jokers
 COMEDYpresident show, the: tba (#120)
10:32 PMLIFETIMEamerican beauty star: legends in their own minds (#107)
11:00 PMTRUTVchris gethard show, the: tba (#113)
 VICELANDdesus & mero: thursday, november 2, 2017 (#285)
 MTVnick cannon presents: wild 'n out: 7 worst mic flops
[special presentation]
 BETrundown with robin thede, the: november 02, 2017 (#104)
 HGTVvintage flip: folk victorian (#209)
11:15 PMBRAVOwatch what happens live with andy cohen: jimmy fallon (#14180)
[new episode - special time]
11:30 PMBETcomedy get down, the: no tickets, no peace (#104)
 VICELANDuntitled action bronson show, the: marc ecko, sheldon simeon (#108)
 
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