GoFund me pays better than PPP $18,000 plus the free advertising
The View's Sunny Hostin to Shelley Luther, the Texas salon owner briefly jailed for violating restraining order by keeping hair salon open: Didn't you receive $18,000 in PPP funds before your court date? Luther: Yeah, but I didn't know what to do with the money.pic.twitter.com/HeHcKbQkqZ
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She'll be a Fox News contributor by the end of the month. Although Ted Cruz should actually sue her for what her salon did to his hair.
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@lauferlaw - Sir, if a person does not pay her hairstylists but rents them chairs where they are expected to make their own money and pay her rent, isn't her PPP funds application fraudulent? -
Sounds like it. She had to submit payroll information to get the PPP. So either she lied on TV and she DOES pay those people or she lied on her PPP application, which is fraud.
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Translation: "I pocketed 18 grand while using the pandemic to get some free exposure for my business & a GoFundMe, but I claimed it was to help my employees who aren't actually employees....so yea....money"
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sounds like the irs might come give her a visit,
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Oh look handouts for the well off. Figures.
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So she applied for the loan, got it, but doesn't even pay her employees anyway because they're all booth rentals? I guess that explains Ted Cruz's haircut.
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Rather ironic that this woman shouldn't be trusted with scissors
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2:06Sen.@tedcruz traveled to Dallas this morning to get his hair cut by Shelley Luther at Salon a La Mode after her release from jail. Every American should listen what he had to say.
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