You don't have to be a vegan to eat vegan foods. They don't check your ID at the register or anything,It is a bit odd for someone who clearly isn’t a vegan to take a sponsorship deal from a brand supporting meat alternatives.
You don't have to be a vegan to eat vegan foods. They don't check your ID at the register or anything,It is a bit odd for someone who clearly isn’t a vegan to take a sponsorship deal from a brand supporting meat alternatives.
Beef have organs, lips, and ********.Nathan's isn't the Bar S dollar hot dogs, all beef if I'm not mistaken.
Wonder which will have more viewers now, the hot dog eating contest or women's Olympic basketball.
Definitely understand that. I enjoy plenty of vegan and vegetarian foods and am definitely not either of those things.You don't have to be a vegan to eat vegan foods. They don't check your ID at the register or anything,
CC eating hot dogs would draw a big crowd...Wonder which will have more viewers now, the hot dog eating contest or women's Olympic basketball.
SI reported he signed a four year $1.2 million deal with Impossible.Chestnut was paid $200,000 to appear in last year's Nathan's contest and was also offered a four-year, $1.2 million contract.
The terms of his deal with Impossible Foods were not disclosed.
GOOD FOR THEM !!!He took a sponsorship agreement with Impossible Foods so Nathan’s banned him from the hot dog eating contest.
Right. And I suppose next you'll tell me I can just go buy a birthday cake and eat it whenever I want. SOCIETY HAS RULES!You don't have to be a vegan to eat vegan foods. They don't check your ID at the register or anything,
Yes, it sure is odd that a person would do something for money.It is a bit odd for someone who clearly isn’t a vegan to take a sponsorship deal from a brand supporting meat alternatives.
Murph would go through a whole bottle of JergensCC eating hot dogs would draw a big crowd...![]()
I had my ID checked once for buying a head of lettuceYou don't have to be a vegan to eat vegan foods. They don't check your ID at the register or anything,
I don't blame Nathans. It would be like Michael Jordan working with Addidas or something.This seems like the most childish and petty thing yet. But, on the other hand I’m like, lol. You got famous eating hotdogs once a year. Now you support fake hotdogs. Ok, we will take away your ability to get more famous.
This is the point that people should hold onto. I'm not going to begrudge anyone for profiting off of their "talents" but the fact that he's in a position to sign a million dollar contract with any organization for his endorsement of hotdogs, pretty well precludes me from feeling too bad for him. He already hit the lottery, as far as I'm concerned.This seems like the most childish and petty thing yet. But, on the other hand I’m like, lol. You got famous eating hotdogs once a year. Now you support fake hotdogs. Ok, we will take away your ability to get more famous.
I’m guessing that is not how her relationship with Conner works, seems more like a pitcher.CC eating hot dogs would draw a big crowd...![]()
I don't think either party is wrong. If you are Nathans you can't have some other hot dog company showing up and winning your contest. If you are Chestnut you have to take the highest bidder. I mean the dude has a talent nobody else can even come close. Wonder what Nathans would have gave him for sponsorship money though. This is 4 years that he won't be able to compete so I am guessing his "Star" fades pretty quickly without being able to compete.This is the point that people should hold onto. I'm not going to begrudge anyone for profiting off of their "talents" but the fact that he's in a position to sign a million dollar contract with any organization for his endorsement of hotdogs, pretty well precludes me from feeling too bad for him. He already hit the lottery, as far as I'm concerned.
Impossible is probably going to market it as "Even the hot dog king loves our product!"It is a bit odd for someone who clearly isn’t a vegan to take a sponsorship deal from a brand supporting meat alternatives.
His "skills" to dominate this contest are probably fading year by year now. Might be a nice financial bonus to go out on top and not tarnish his legacy by losing to someone else in the next competition or two.I don't think either party is wrong. If you are Nathans you can't have some other hot dog company showing up and winning your contest. If you are Chestnut you have to take the highest bidder. I mean the dude has a talent nobody else can even come close. Wonder what Nathans would have gave him for sponsorship money though. This is 4 years that he won't be able to compete so I am guessing his "Star" fades pretty quickly without being able to compete.