I’m reading a book right now, “The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck.”
Alright, you got me, it’s a graphic novel.
Okay, fine, it’s a comic book. I’m reading a big fat Disney comic book right now. Nonetheless, it’s quite insightful. Scrooge McDuck is a role model of mine, for sure. And not just because he became a most successful entrepreneur.
Anyway this BOOK I’m speaking of was published in Timonium, Maryland. It just so happens that I once saw the players of the Timonium Dinner Theater perform “Camelot.” My salad was as much soup as it was salad, and the acting was not good. Nonetheless, friends, that is not my point.
The fact is that I once saw a performance of “Camelot” in Timonium, Maryland. Now I’m reading a book published in Timonium, Maryland that just happens to mention “Camelot” in the first 15 pages. Pretty strange, eh? Those people down there have an obsession. The entire town should make a road trip to Hot D***a to help take “Camelot” off their minds.
I am watching you right now on the Food Network. I want to visit Hot Dogma and eat some of your hot dogs.
Keep pressin’ on. You guys got something unique going there
I JUST WATCHED YOUR SHOW ON THE TV FOOD NETWORK ..NICE JOB..ARE YOU SELLING SWEATSHIRTS ON LINE?
The whole family was riveted to your spot on the Food Network. Great concept, hope it stays afloat!
Maybe you need a Philly(I know, wrong city)cheesesteak hot dog.
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Okay, after posting the previous comment, we came up with some other ideas. :) You can use them for free!!!
The Hawaiian: Pineapple-ish type topping
The Kansas City(where we are from):
BBQ sauce, possibly authentic bbq baked beans
Why not a Chicago style?
The Cuban:Frank and Cheese pressed in the panini grill on the bun a la the Cuban pressed sandwich.
The Swiss: Make a fondue base in the food processor, warm up individual portions to top the dogs! :)
The Thai: Cut up frank, skewer it with peanut sate sauce, top with the cucumber topping they serve with sate sometimes. Optional Sriracha sauce.
I sincerely hope that you guys get the traffic that you need to stay open.
Becky- I’m in KC too! Let’s open our own Hot Dogma.