by Tim Tobitsch | Jun 12, 2007 | Blog | 2 comments
Today some arguably famous people dined in Franktuary for lunch. You should be able to read about them in Newsweek next week.
A special prize goes to the first person to correctly identify the article that features today’s mystery guests. (Hint: It’s not our interns.)
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While breaking with traditional dogma, Tim answers the age old question of whether it’s ever okay to put ketchup on a hot dog. Watch the video to learn more and visit this website to support Open Hand Ministries!
Today marks nine years of Franktuary owning a food truck. As I look back, I fondly recall our original model, known to many as Grumps. A converted 1988 postal truck we bought in 2010 that had to have a full engine replacement before the year was out, Grumps proved to be a good business decision […]
Tim and his wife Mary take a day trip to North Carolina to survey the hot dog scene in The Tar Heel State. On their journey they visit Green’s Lunch in Charlotte and Kermit’s Hot Dog House in Winston-Salem. At Kermit’s the two connect with their friend Doug, who delves into the hot dog’s value […]
It was Rep. Mike Doyle and Gregg Gillis.
And they were interviewed by Steven Levy.
Oh, and the article was titled “Politics and Hip-Hop Are Doing a Mash-UP” and it was featured in the June 25, 2007 edition on page 20.