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The math already wasn’t mathing with Pinky Cole and her businesses, but tonight sealed the deal, adding even more outliers and confusion to her situation. While Meatgate continues into this episode, as Phaedra herself said, Pinky being the “hamburglar” is “the least” of her issues. We went from watching Pinky cry in the bankruptcy lawyer’s office last week to her bragging this week about paying the rent for multiple businesses. Shouldn’t she be more concerned about maybe paying those who worked for her? Kelli claims that Pinky’s determination to give back amid a financial crisis is proof that Pinky is “that girl,” but I doubt the employees who were allegedly paid roughly $2 an hour would agree. To make matters worse, the employees were also (allegedly) required to relinquish 25 percent of their cash tips. We know that giving back to the community at large is very important, but what about the people who actually relied on her to put food on their tables?
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Phaedra Parks Learns Pinky Cole Has a Bone to Pick: "What is The Issue She Has with Me?"
On RHOA, Phaedra Parks learns that Pinky Cole has an issue with her and the rumors start flying: "Phaedra is going around telling everybody how Pinky eat meat."
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