This, this, this is mythical. Okay, so I have the fondue pot. I just need an outlet, an hour for the chocolate to melt, a serving spoon. And do you guys have those big stick things? We just asked you to bring napkins. He does this every time. This is a hot dog as a sandwich. Ketchup is a smoothie. Yeah, I put ice in my cereal, so what? That makes no sense. A hot dog is a sandwich. A hot dog is a sandwich. What? Welcome to our podcast, A Hot Dog is a Sandwich, the show we break down the world's biggest food debates. I'm your host Josh Cher, and today we have award-winning actress and filmmaker Brie Larson and chef food writer

and the founder of Ruin Table Courtney McBroom, their co-authors of party people, a cookbook for creative

celebrations, and also amateur hot dog ontologists. So we need to address the elephant in the room here that we have all not only debated whether or not a hot dog is a sandwich.

And I know you two are still very divided on that.

But we've also participated in a democratic exercise free around a pool on whether or not a hot dog is a sandwich.

Where do you two stand?

I firmly believe that a hot dog is a sandwich. Where do you two stand? I firmly believe that a hot dog is its own thing.

And I know hot dog is a sandwich.

By definition, a hot dog is a sandwich.

So I don't even know why.

What definition?

People are even having this conversation.

It's like the definition of the sandwich is something that is in between two

slices of bread.

Can someone pull up a dictionary and tell me if that's true?

Hold on, hold on.

Now we're getting, we, everyone pause, take a deep breath.

You two love each other.

You're creating collaborators, your friends.

You know.

Today's our job today.

We're going to make it in a fight but like

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