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    Anyone familiar with this restaurant?

    Awesome commercial video and hilarious!

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    That's hilarious!

    Wienerchsnitzel is a chain of hot dog stands here on the Left Coast. I haven't been to one in years but, IIRC, the dogs weren't bad.
    All the world’s a stage, but obviously the play is unrehearsed and everybody is ad-libbing his lines. Maybe that’s why it’s hard to tell if we’re living in a tragedy or a farce.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KJ6BSO View Post
    That's hilarious!

    Wienerchsnitzel is a chain of hot dog stands here on the Left Coast. I haven't been to one in years but, IIRC, the dogs weren't bad.
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    Quote Originally Posted by W7XF View Post
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    I used to eat at the dog in San Leandro at hwy 17 (not called 880 then) off the 238 exit (before the freeway to 580 and you had to drive on surface streets).

    They got wiped out by the McDonald's etc. wave.
    http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q275/nx6d/ham%20radio/SANY1260.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by WU9G View Post
    I used to eat at the dog in San Leandro at hwy 17 (not called 880 then) off the 238 exit (before the freeway to 580 and you had to drive on surface streets).

    They got wiped out by the McDonald's etc. wave.
    That painting doesn't quite capture the true creepiness of the dog head. It was supposed to be smiling but it always looked to me as it it was sort of an evil smile, as if to say "Come on in! I hope you enjoy the food because you'll be here for a long time. A very long time. Bwah-hah-hah hah!"
    All the world’s a stage, but obviously the play is unrehearsed and everybody is ad-libbing his lines. Maybe that’s why it’s hard to tell if we’re living in a tragedy or a farce.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KJ6BSO View Post
    That painting doesn't quite capture the true creepiness of the dog head. It was supposed to be smiling but it always looked to me as it it was sort of an evil smile, as if to say "Come on in! I hope you enjoy the food because you'll be here for a long time. A very long time. Bwah-hah-hah hah!"
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    Hotdog restaurants were supposed to be the next big thing going back 15 years ago. Many an entrepreneur opened up a specialty hotdog place.
    The last one closed down last year.

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    We had "Sneaky Pete's" around here, good hotdog but like Starbucks it was overpriced.
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    Back in the early 90's I had a friend who ran a Hot Dog truck in Oneonta NY. Sold Sabrett hot dogs exclusively. He made a KILLING every weekend because Oneonta has 2 colleges which serve NYC students. Right after school would start, the kids would be downtown and see a sabrett truck and just go INSANE because they didnt think they would ever see one of those until they went back home at holiday. He would make $3g a weekend or more if it was a long weekend.

    Once in a while, I would help him servin up Sabretts if he was getting crushed. I developed a SERIOUS love affair with Sabrett hot dogs due to that. Gimme a Sabrett dog with red onion sauce relish and cheese and id be happy for about 4 minutes then I'd need another one to stop the Sabrett addiction DT's lol. I could massacre one in a single bite...lol I used to drive a public transit bus those weekend evenings and after I got done with my shift at 3am Sunday mornings, Reggie and I would drive to NJ and pick up the next weeks stock of dogs. ALways had fun on those trips!...lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by N2NKW View Post
    Back in the early 90's I had a friend who ran a Hot Dog truck in Oneonta NY. Sold Sabrett hot dogs exclusively. He made a KILLING every weekend because Oneonta has 2 colleges which serve NYC students. Right after school would start, the kids would be downtown and see a sabrett truck and just go INSANE because they didnt think they would ever see one of those until they went back home at holiday. He would make $3g a weekend or more if it was a long weekend.

    Once in a while, I would help him servin up Sabretts if he was getting crushed. I developed a SERIOUS love affair with Sabrett hot dogs due to that. Gimme a Sabrett dog with red onion sauce relish and cheese and id be happy for about 4 minutes then I'd need another one to stop the Sabrett addiction DT's lol. I could massacre one in a single bite...lol I used to drive a public transit bus those weekend evenings and after I got done with my shift at 3am Sunday mornings, Reggie and I would drive to NJ and pick up the next weeks stock of dogs. ALways had fun on those trips!...lol
    I'm pretty sure I partook in some meals from that truck :)

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