Telling the truth – Because Paul Hinton can’t.
Paul “Weeman” Hinton has jumped onto Sunday’s Facebook page and posted this comment.
Quite apart from the outrageous lies he told on the show which I will cover in a separate post about Sunday, this comment is really beyond the pale and needs to be addressed.
He complains about me posting about his dodgy secondary business called Hunger Strike, despite that very term featuring in the emails that Matt Blomfield provide to Sunday and that they showed on screen.
“Weeman” made out on the show that his run in with Hell was over a Hell branded caravan, and only that caravan. This is not strictly true. Hell and “Weeman” did have an issue over the caravan particularly his propensity to operate the caravan and not declare the revenue from it for his franchise calculations. Then of course there was the involvement of this caravan and the missing $13,000 that Warren Powell gave to Matt Blomfield and Paul Hinton to settle up the KidsCan issue.
After the Hell branded caravan was bought off “Weeman” and paid for, apparently over $60,000, Paul Hinton then set about creating Hunger Strike caravans. Hell subsequently found out that the caravan they paid over $60,000 for did not have gas compliance.
Paul Hinton created several “Hunger Strike“caravans while still a franchisee and stocked those caravans with what he described as “tasty treats”. What that really meant was Pizzas made with Hell recipes, Hell ingredients, supplied from Hell suppliers to his Hell franchise but never booked as revenue under his Hell franchise agreement. Paul Hinton was essentially operating in competition to Hell Pizza using their products and their intellectual property. Not only that he intimated to venue operators that he was an official Hell outlet, especially at Mt Smart Stadium. He even towed and operated the caravans from a Hell branded ute.
Paul Hinton, it appears, never told the Sunday programme or John Hudson this, despite it being published on my blog weeks ago. Paul Hinton lied by omission and in the process made the Sunday programme complicit in the lies because of their poor research.
When Hell Pizza discovered what Paul “Weeman” Hinton was up to they decided to initiate termination action. But Paul Hinton was already wanting to sell the franchise, but I doubt he told Sunday that.

Recent photo of Paul Hinton wearing a Hell jacket
His way of re-paying Warren Powell was to go on Sunday and cry with his mother about hard done by they were when the opposite was the truth. Hell had bent over backwards to salvage a situation where they had a rogue franchise competing against them but maintaining that he was loyal to the Hell brand.
It appears that neither Paul Hinton nor Sunday let the truth get in the way of a poorly researched hatchet job.












