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you can see the skyline of the beautiful skyscrapers. Also, I just got my hot dog
and this hot dog costs four dollars and fifty cents. Normally where I'm from (Cincinnati,
Ah, no, no, no, not the hot dog.
Hot dog!
Introduced back in 1985, the legendary hot dog deal is one of the main attractions at Costco's food court, which is what they call the snack stand that sits immediately inside or outside the door at most stores.
What's even more impressive, though, is that this hot dog deal should be running you about $4.16 in today's money.
And the hot dog?
And the hot dog?
Oh, guys, let's go get a hot dog or something.
Let's go get a hot dog or something." "Oh, cool." Again, it gets the people out of your house.
Hot dog?
Yeah, a left. Hot dog?
"law." That's "hot dog" and "talk, law."
So that's hot, dog, talk, law.
Giver. When I was first researching this, I thought this was more American, like get or done, but giver is like give her when you break it down. But don't worry about what it really means. Worry about the slang part. Giver, this word chug, chug, chug, chug. Chug a beer means you drink it quickly. So let's say you're at a hot dog eating competition as you two and be like giver, giver, giver. It means like eat faster or you're in a beer drinking competition. Giver means like drink it faster, eat it faster, do it faster, do anything you want. Just do it faster. Go. Giver. Yeah. I guess at work in a business meeting, you're not going to be like, hey, Bob, giver. Bob's like giver what? So be careful.
So, let's say you're at a hot-dog eating competition, as you do,
How much is it for one hot dog?
How much is it for one hot dog?