Red Star Yeast

It's serious business.

But this is a court case between the Bucks and Red Star Yeast.

And in a nutshell, the company had a contract for season tickets and they stopped paying and the Bucks sued them.

And the company's response is, The team basically was not putting its best effort out on the court.

Okay.

Well, [laughs] this is a local company, Red Star Yeast, is getting sued.

The Bucks say they haven't paid their bills for the season tickets that they had last season, and are refusing to pay for the rest of the contract they signed to buy season tickets for the next three.

Red Star's actually owned by a parent company in France.

[laughs] And you didn't play a bunch of guys, and we think you were deliberately tanking.

And so, no, we're not paying for it." Here is the Business Journal's Addison Lathers.

Red Star Yeast's parent company has hit back against the Milwaukee Bucks, which says it's owed over $260,000 for multi-year season tickets.

The company's response, "The action on the court didn't live up to what had been promised."

I've got a story about a company that is a bunch of crybaby deadbeats.

There's a company in Milwaukee called Red Star Yeast.

I mean, first of all, what would you call yeast? Red Star.

Doesn't it just seem like those names go together? I don't know what.

I don't know what the name for it.

I mean, a yeast company name should just be blah because yeast is blah.

There's this company called Red Star Yeast in Milwaukee.

They bought a giant package of Bucks tickets.