Shaquille O’Neal Uses Trademarked Patty to Create Hilariously Small Burger 7 Years After Making $100,000,000 Profits From Fast-food Franchise
Shaquille O’Neal, the legendary NBA player turned entrepreneur, has once again made headlines with his latest culinary endeavor. Seven years after amassing a $100,000,000 fortune from his lucrative investment in the fast-food industry, Shaq’s love for burgers continues to shine through. Recently, he took to Instagram to showcase his comedic side by creating the world’s smallest burger, using a unique twist involving his own gigantic trademarked patty.
Known for his diverse investments and a plethora of endorsement deals, Shaq’s entrepreneurial spirit knows no bounds. Despite retiring from basketball, he remains one of the most successful and influential figures in the sports and business world.
Shaquille O’Neal’s Hilarious Culinary Creation
In a lighthearted Instagram video that quickly went viral, Shaq hilariously demonstrated his culinary skills by attempting to create the world’s tiniest burger. To achieve this miniature masterpiece, he ingeniously employed a small portion of his renowned 32 oz Shaq Beef Patties as the patty itself.
Shaq with the worlds smallest burger pic.twitter.com/E621OV6qls
— NewsMan (@WhenInDoubt4242) July 2, 2023
The sight of Shaq’s larger-than-life hands delicately handling the diminutive ingredients added to the humor and charm of the video. This comical display not only showcases Shaq’s playful personality but also highlights his ongoing connection to the world of burgers.
Shaq’s Five Guys Franchise Deal
Shaquille O’Neal’s relationship with burgers extends beyond his playful Instagram posts. In a significant 2016 business move, he once owned a staggering 155 Five Guys franchises, which accounted for more than 10% of the company’s entire franchise portfolio. This ambitious venture was valued at approximately $100 million, further solidifying Shaq’s financial prowess and business acumen within the fast-food industry.
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Shaq bought 155 Five Guys locations (worth ~$100M). It was more than 10% of the company’s entire franchise portfolio.
In 2016, he sold all 155 to start his own restaurant, Shaquille’s. pic.twitter.com/RijwfLdhHI
— Andrew Petcash (@AndrewPetcash) June 25, 2023
However, Shaq’s entrepreneurial journey took a new turn when he decided to sell his extensive Five Guys franchise holdings. This bold decision allowed him to venture into creating his own restaurant concept, emphasizing his desire for greater creative control and innovation. By selling the franchises, Shaq demonstrated his willingness to take calculated risks and explore new avenues within the food industry.
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