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And as for the question all you fuckos keep asking:
The best hot dog in the United States is at Rutt’s Hut in Clifton, New Jersey. Everyone knows that.

Loose ends! This chapter wraps the trip up with Philly - debating to try the fish stick and hotdog combo - and Portland - may never go but would def try the Korean hotdog.

Small chapter wrapping up Mass. LA chapter about going from bad to great with lots of history about the LA area’s support of policing and targeting vendors of color and the unhoused population.

I didn’t think to enjoy a chapter on baseball so much, but “Stars Are Blind” save it for me. I will excuse the pierogi race slander.

I could see the Chicago dog going either way, but I’m not surprised it’s bad. We love to see entrepreneurs of color. Super Dog, while overly sexed, seems like the route to go.

By the end, you for get this was the second chapter with the gendered pickle’s life story with his wife jalapeño.

A chapter about mini hot dogs and garbage plates. Heaven.

Buffalo style trick dogs, insatiable horniness for a guy named Greg and all ending with why doesn’t anyone want to work?

The chapter had good movement but after the build up against Shea, the contest, and Joey C not being the “American Heroes” they strive to be it wasn’t the most memorable. I do like the Gray V Papaya bit at the end.

I was over zealous and thought the chapter went on further. Joey Chestnut has fallen, but got right back on the dogs.