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Slack.com slash DHQ. So this is a case that I think provides us with a helpful illustration

of the PC mob and how it operates and why it operates the way that it does. The CEO of,

let me make sure I turn my mic on, I did, which you probably already knew because you could

hear me. The CEO of Papa John's John Schnatter or Schnatter. Anyway, we'll just call him Papa

John. Papa John was forced to resign this week after saying the N word during a conference

call a few months ago. And this happened, I think it happened back like an April or May

and it's just now coming out for some reason. So he resigned. He also resigned from the University

of Louisville's Board of Trustees. The MLB canceled a promotion that it was supposed to

be doing with Papa John. And I believe I also saw that a gymnasium named after him

in his hometown is now being renamed. All because of all because of this. And after all

of that, the final penitential act is that he's going to be strapped to a donkey and covered

in pizza sauce and sent out into the wilderness to be devoured by wolves. But even that will

not be enough to assuage his guilt for saying a word. And what was, you know, why did he

say it's being reported that Papa John used a racial slur and think about the phrasing

there. He used a racial slur. But what actually happened is that he was, he was having a conversation

with a marketing agency and they were talking about the NFL and racial issues. And so in that

context, he pointed out that the founder of KFC would often say really terrible things

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