We are back with a fourth of July edition of Bulleyball podcast with Jason Aponte and Steph Sanchise.

Steph, what's up? What's going on? Happy Ford.

Happy Fourth or Joey Chestnut Day, for those that observe.

Oh, we're ready to see a legend.

I'm ready to see a legend dominate.

And when we think about athletes at the top of their game, literally dominating. You think Michael Phelps, Michael Jordan, Mike Tyson at a certain point. But George Chestnut never gets brought up. And I don't think that people appreciate how incredible it is that he's able to eat that many hot dogs while it being incredibly gross.

So here's the way that we're going to start this one.

At a cookout, I prefer my hot dog a little bit more burnt, closer to the burnt side.

It's probably the best way to eat it, right?

Like how burnt?

Like I feel like I need like a scale. A little burnt. A little burn.

It's got to have a little black on it. A little burnt. Got to be crispy. Okay. At what point is the hot dog threshold crossed into gross? Because for me, it's two, three most after that everything after that is is

gluttony and gross what do you think stuff oh like amount of hot dogs you would eat yeah like

while you're eating at a cookout right like like like i can have two or three good

like one like i i eat hot dogs wow i could eat i can eat one like if it's like one. Like, I, I eat hot dogs.

Wow.

I could eat one.

Like, if it's, like, one of the only things at the cookout, like, I'm eat it, you know.

But I'll probably just have one.

Unless it's, like, fire.

Like, if it's, like, a really good, like, sausage, then, you know, I might get.

So, breaking news, Steph hates hot dogs.

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