A report on FOX News in late March stated the following:
“Lindell confirmed that MyPillow owes around $217,000 to Delaware-based First Industrial LP for rent for the facility in Shakopee. He said MyPillow no longer needed the space and removed its remaining property from the warehouse last June (2023) before subleasing the space to another company through December.”
“Another company was going to start subleasing the space in January but backed out and “left us all stranded,” he said. MyPillow offered to find another tenant, he said, but the landlord just wanted to take back control of the warehouse instead. The $217,000 is for unpaid rent for January and February, he said. He also said MyPillow continues to lease space elsewhere.”
So, it sounds like Mr. Lindell is on the hook for the money, even though a third party flaked out on him.
But this is all background noise. The bigger, non-related issue is what happens this Friday, April 19th, when the U.S. Supreme Court decides whether or not to hear Mike Lindell’s voting machine case. Let’s hope it goes the right way.
“MyPillow offered to find another tenant, he said, but the landlord just wanted to take back control of the warehouse instead.”
Take back because they weren’t getting paid.