We may be about to finish the saga of Papa John

We assume that the first question is why we are so fascinated by the Papa John's saga. It seemed like a better story for a Bloomberg or a CNBC, about corporate infighting and dominance, and not about a site that asks if fried chicken infused vodka was a smart idea. .

But when we wrote for the first time about Papa John 14 months ago and 31 stories, we did not know that these stories would invoke racial insults, authenticity websites, evictions, accusations of Extortion, nondisclosure agreements and a turn at Keyser Soze, Shaquille O. Neal.

We at Take away I think there is a 50% chance that this post will be the last one you read about the saga of Papa John's – or at least of its founder, John Schnatter – in a moment. May be.

The latest update, courtesy of CNBC, is as follows: Schnatter, who reportedly left the board of directors in March, is now looking at ways to sell his 31% stake in the company. Papa John's has a market value of $ 1.7 billion, so you do the math. As Schnatter already has no official role in the company, the announcement of its sales potential could signal a clean break and, therefore, a reverence. As the dad turns.