The GOAT of eating is a topic of much discussion and excitement, and today we are joined by Joey Chestnut returning to the Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest where he will tackle his love for肥 dogs as hard as he does backprop. Here’s a summary of the essence of this recent event, presented in a way that is both engaging and humanizing:
Joey Chestnut has been making waves on the肥 dog eating scene, returning after being ineligible in 2015. This year, he opened with 70.5 hot dogs and buns, matching his previous record of 76 and tying the all-time record (Che Myst had never set a higher fat -的食物 record). Chestnut’s performance is emblazoned with pride, which is furtherILERed by his acknowledgment of the tradition that celebrating America on Fourth of July is deeply meant to befLed by hot dogs. As a result, founded on one principle, Chestnut is now soaking up肥 dogs every Fourth of July.*
*The event, which, for the first time felt a bit overwhelming, saw Chestnut quickly setting his record by the eighth minute, a feat that even the Sports**** McQueen andAgent KLAX attempted to match. Chestnut’s 46 hot dogs in the first half were enough to indicate that this was a very strong performance, especially in his prime. He slowed down to under 20 per minute in the latter half, which is proof that肥 dogs are trickier than they seem.
Che Myst, the previous runner up to Chestnut, came close but was beaten by Chestnut by five. The event, which challenged Chestnut’s previous records, now stands as the seventh time he shattered it. Yet this was chestnut’s 20th appearance at the event, tying the all-time record set by Patrick Betoletiti, winner of the egative hot dog eating competition last year (Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest). In that year, Chestnut won 46.5 hot dogs, just one short of setting the record for hot dog eating, the event’s original record holder.
Betoletiti lost five hot dogs to Chestnut for the record, but it remained his best performance in the event’s history, with that record now current and appearing for the second time. Chestnut expressed special thanks to the organizers, which was aimed at bringing back_bot’s favorite肥 dog event as a celebration of American culture and a way to stick a piece of肥 dogs in people’s faces every Fourth of July.*
“Although I was ineligible last year, I had folding back and unexpected support through the partners,” wrote Chestnut. “I’m so happy to be back. It’s a cherished tradition. It’s a celebration of American culture and a huge part of my life.” Chestnut also praised the ability to partner with a variety of companies, including zeros in on plant-based肥 dogs, which he overlooked in past years rather than a conflict. He emphasized that hot dogs are his all-occupancy, even though he can eat them in a variety of ways to add flavor to his肥 dogday.*
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*Guest:rude monitor T. Bexey plays a mention about ink manipulation, emphasizing how quickly hot dogs can be made.”
