Day 16: Still have not sold any hot dogs
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'Oh, and I suppose I'm the only one who's ever heard it's a 'dog eat dog world'?'
"I cook the sausages in French mineral water, I wear a French beret and I can call you 'Monsieur'."
"Any of you guys feel like hot dogs?"
Artisan hot dog stand has pigs tethered to it.
The Classy Dog: 'Dine & dance hotdogs: '50 cents a dance'.
How The Sausage Is Eaten
"Dare I ask for mustard?"
Back in 5 minutes!
"What about the five that fell through?"
'Mustard, ketchup and mayo are all nice and creamy smooth. Why isn't anything being done about relish?'
Hot Dog Animals: $2
Oh no ... Outsourcing
"Make me one with everything!"
'We've conducted a chemical analysis of the beef in hot dogs, and we've determined, Mr Ruth, you are guilty of steroid enhancement.'
"The chef made some substitutions to tonight's menu. Instead of Escarots a la Bourguignonne, he's cooking hot dogs."
Failed Firsts. Mary Shelley's "Frankfurter."
"I can never go metric. 'Al's 30.48 Centimeter Hot Dogs' just doesn't sound right."
'I hear they're really good.'
"They're marinated in hot water for six hours."
Hot dogs. Sushi.
What's not to like? They're cheap, tasty adn don't destroy the Rain Forest.
"Hey, this is just a bun!" "Help yourself to the mustard."
"I brought my lunch."
"Are the hot dogs the burned ones or the really burned ones?"
Nothing puts the flavor in a hot dog like a sports event.
'I usually take my new clients to nicer places. But my expense account isn't what it used to be.'
It had taken a team of engineers at IBM over a decade and had cost more than 50 million dollars, but that nigh, when Eat-Bot 4000 finally broke the record for hot dogs in an hour, it was all worth it.
Joe Hundredaire
"That's $3.50 for the dog plus 75 cents toxic cooking water disposal surcharge."
"Aren't you worried you might poison your customers?"
What's a Texas Tommy? A hot dog stuffed with cheese and wrapped in bacon. Little Pete's Sounds great. Does it come with anything? A coronary.
'A three means I want to break for a hot dog.'
Dogs of war.
Hot dog warmer
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