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I just had to come in here and comment hot dogs are ok unless they are covered in chili onions and cheese
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Wrong.
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My Mom was an absolute fanatic when it came to hot dogs. To the point that she would cook up steaks and then slap a couple Kowalskis on the grill at the end for herself........
Or have a hot dog with eggs in the morning.
She would never think of buying mushy, nasty packaged hot dogs like BallParks.
A nice juicey Bratwurst, a little of this stuff and some sweet pickle relish on either a Kings Hawaiian roll or a sourdough roll..... Yum!
Unless you're allergic, you'd never know they're on it
I have never seen this. Sounds amazing!
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Probably tasty but not a hotdog
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Incorrect. You can add reasonably priced golf to the list, also..........Only reason.
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Right!
F*** that sh!thole of a city. And their hot dogs. And their @Doubleb21 and the rest of those schlubs. And.............
Agreed, especially when it's $1.50 
I don't care what anyone says. Costco hot dogs are a national treasure.
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I love a good hot dog, with pickles, onions, tomatoes, and mustard.A chili cheese dog isnt too bad either.
There's a guy in our little town who operates a hot dog stand out of an 8x8x8 foot building. He uses Ball Park Franks, and other hot dogs infused with various tastes. Even has a hot links dog.
It's just this one guy. No employees, and he is open from 10am to 5pm Wednesday through Sunday. Some holidays.
I talked too him once. Said he sells about 500 hot dogs a week at between $1.50, and $4.00. His start up costs were less than $2K, most of which was due to permits, and licensing.
There's a casino in Mesquite NV who sells hot dogs for $0.75. The lady has all the trimming you would want. She says she sells on average, 3.5K hot dogs a week.
There's a guy in our little town who operates a hot dog stand out of an 8x8x8 foot building. He uses Ball Park Franks, and other hot dogs infused with various tastes. Even has a hot links dog.
It's just this one guy. No employees, and he is open from 10am to 5pm Wednesday through Sunday. Some holidays.
I talked too him once. Said he sells about 500 hot dogs a week at between $1.50, and $4.00. His start up costs were less than $2K, most of which was due to permits, and licensing.
There's a casino in Mesquite NV who sells hot dogs for $0.75. The lady has all the trimming you would want. She says she sells on average, 3.5K hot dogs a week.
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No sir
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Divine indeed
Breakfast hotdogs need to become a thing.
Pancake bun w/ sausage dog.
Pancake bun w/ sausage dog.
I’m not against that talk.
I've seen breakfast corndogs like this, but I need a hot dog. Pancake bun, sausage dog, syrup topping.
Why doesnt this exist?
Can we start the trademark process? I’m pretty sure there would be a following.
Absolutely we can.