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So, Nick, I don't know if you saw it, I went down and saved you a few.

The hot dog on the highway.

Thank you.

Did you see those?

I did.

How many hot dogs were there?

It was near one of my studios.

I live everywhere.

And I don't know, but I saw the video, and it's literally 15 miles from one of my studios.

And it took place in Pennsylvania and a truck with hot dogs rolled over.

I think what happened, it said it hit like the guardrail and scrape the guardrail along the side of the truck.

And it just, everything spilled out. Scattered hot dogs? They had to use like a front end loader to clean it up, so it must have been a lot. Could they salvage any of them? I don't know, but that area is really busy. It's a direct route into Baltimore, so there's just a lot of cars in that every damn day. And it's also not really a safe highway. It's pretty dangerous highway. Todd's probably traveled that before back in the day. But yeah, the cop on the news said something like, for your information, hot dogs are

very slippery. Yeah. It's probably like black ice. Yeah. You tried to break on a hot dog.

Oh, yeah. If you drove over that and then you're, that was going to, it's going to squish all those hot dogs and then just turn into the slick. What you could do is try walking with hot dogs on your feet to see how they would react to pavement. That's a brilliant idea. I like that. Oh, that's a good old interstate 83.

That's 83, Todd. Yes, it is. Yeah. Very busy, dangerous highway. So luckily nobody was hurt, were they? No, I don't think so. All right. It said the truck had a- Hot dogs everywhere, man. Then you hope a bun truck shows up in Mexico. throw some ketchup down, relish, onions, some mustard. Let's go to town. Yeah, I tried a hot dog yesterday in honor of that. I made a hot dog. I didn't give a poundage here, but there's a lot of hot dogs on the highway there. There's a ton of them. Maybe literally. None of these workers are eating a hot dog. I didn't want to cook it. Yeah, I guess you want to. Oh, it does say four people required medical attention for injuries. Police said were non-life-threatening. I probably tried to eat the dogs. Yeah. I used to be, I was a kid. I used to eat raw dogs out of the fridge. Gross. Oh, yeah. I remember eating cold hot dogs. I bet you do. Wow. We had a half hour off in a whole weekend. And Nick comes in with a fat card right away there. Well, it's just like, it's like sandwich bologna, basically. It is. It's cold cuts, especially cold cuts. It ain't like you can't eat a hot dog. That's a good comparison. It's baloney. If you bite into one now, you like the flavor of a uncooked hot dog a lot better at six and you do at our age. It's not a good day. It's not a good. I don't eat them like that now. In fact, I probably haven't had a hot dog, a raw hot dog since I was 10 or less. Well, it's good. If you think about it, there's really, there's no reason to eat a raw hot dog. No. The microwave right there. The microwave or you could even boil them. I mean, they're, it's simple. It's not tough. We grew up with no microwave so. Unless you have to eat a hot dog right now. I mean, you could, you could even like butterfly it open and stick it on the pan if you had to, if you wanted it. Just to add some sort of heat to it. Well, the, the microwave changed the way to eat hot dogs. Even though the hot dog is full of preservatives, you couldn't leave it out of the fridge,

could you?

No, no. No, but you can't. Not for more than a day or two. You couldn't have a dog just sitting out on the counter or Interstate 83, for example. No. Probably not a good idea. You'd have to eat these road hot dogs pretty quick. Road dogs. Road dogs. On a hot day, I mean, the highway might work to just add a little heat to him anyway.

Do you think that attracted into it? quick. Road dogs. Road dogs. On a hot day, I mean, the highway might work to just add a little heat to them anyway.

Do you think that attracted animals?

Oh, certainly.

Attracted animals?

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