Brody I love a good hot dog.

Yeah, I know and I do too.

Don't like you're the only one in the room who likes a good hot dog.

The other night I went to my toaster oven.

It was after midnight, went into the refrigerator, pulled out the Feltman of Coney Island hot dogs, and I put one in my toaster oven on convect and I just saw it go

And it started ripping and I saw the juice coming out I'm like no nitrates no nitrites in a

Feltmans of Coney Island hot dog follow along at feltman's of Coney Island.com to see what we're talking

about I totally get the convection

oven thing but having a deck and a grill which you don't have. I have an apartment.

While the weather is still nice going out and throwing the feltman's hot dog on the

grill and getting those burn marks that's the way to go. That says

summer time even in October to me. Charles Feldman invented the hot dog in 1867 right

there in Coney Island you know the story by now Nathan worked for him and then he left. Yeah well I'm gonna add know the story by now. Nathan worked for him and then he left.

Yeah, well I'm going to add to the story. So I was talking to my mom, you know,

Mom Abroadie, she's been on the podcast a bunch of times, not enough in her mind.

So she heard the Feltman's commercial we did last episode and she said, you know, when I was a kid, my father would say,

we're all going to Feltman's. True story. They had a merry go round there. It was a whole big building

on the corner of Surf Avenue and she would go to

Feltman's as a kid. So she's all excited now that she ordered Feltman's

hot dogs for herself because that's her childhood. She's thrilled at their back.

Well we want to thank Michael Quinn and Joe Quinn,

they're brothers.

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