Sunday, July 24, 2016

Gladys Knight's son Shanga ruined his mother's chicken and waffles restaurant business!

This is one reason that you don't hire family for your business! Especially snot nosed spoiled  brats who have no appreciation of the hard work that goes into maintaining a business! You give these brats some money and give them the boot! If They use up all their money, oh fucking well! That's their problem! Gladys we are so sorry about this! I know you're heartbroken over the abject unrepentant betrayal of your son! You gave him a job, and he basically snubbed you with his irresponsible behavior! Well he's heading where he belongs and hopefully he'll stay there a while and have time to think about how he fucked up his life and yours too!

$8 Mill Business Destroyed, Here’s What Gladys Knight’s Son Did With Money

Posted On : July 22, 2016
ILOSM fam, the Gladys Knight Chicken and Waffles drama has taken another shocking turn. The investigation has uncovered a number of things about her son, Shanga Hankerson, and how he actually spent the restaurant’s misappropriated funds. According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, he has been accused of spending company funds on sex and drugs.
“He was just stealing money and converting it to his own use,” said Josh Waites, the director of special investigations for the state Department of Revenue.
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On paper, the company was making $8 million in annual sales, but years of chaos at the Atlanta institution had pushed it to the brink of collapse. Funds were so scarce that managers rushed to cash employees’ bounced paychecks with money from the downtown restaurant’s safe before Hankerson’s representatives arrived to retrieve it, they said.
“I think he was just in it for the money in the end,” said Charles Preston, 63, who worked as a manager at the downtown location for eight years until he quit in April.
 It was discovered that the funds had been used for recreational purposes when investigators began looking at Shanga’s personal belongings. Despite the restaurant’s staggering profits, Shanga didn’t exactly live the life of a profitable businessman. His Cascade home in Atlanta is only valued at $135,000 and it has even been reported that his vehicles were lack thereof. When his car broke down, he began driving the company’s van. “Even the dishwasher drove a better car than Shanga did,” said manager Preston. “People would tease him.”

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