Steve Chestnut won the Nathan's hot dog eating contest by downing 66 dogs in 12 minutes, shattering the world record and bringing the title back to the US.
This brings a couple questions to mind.....
how long does it take you to eat 66 hot dogs?
I would guess that is about three or four years' worth for me. I may have one at a picnic or ball game, but I doubt I eat 20 in a year.
Also, which do you consider this a sport? It's on ESPN, but then so are the spelling bee and poker.
66 Hot Dogs?
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There are overlooked endorsement opportunities for this sport. Champions obviously spend a lot of time on the toilet for several days after competing. What is their preferred reading material?
This is a unique opportunity to dethrone Reader's Digest as the king of bathroom reading material. Imagine a full page promotion of your favorite binge eating athlete. He is in the vicinity of a toilet. In his hands is a book of elegant Haiku and wood block print art, or a copy of the Lakewood Observer.
This is a unique opportunity to dethrone Reader's Digest as the king of bathroom reading material. Imagine a full page promotion of your favorite binge eating athlete. He is in the vicinity of a toilet. In his hands is a book of elegant Haiku and wood block print art, or a copy of the Lakewood Observer.