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➡ Americans love hot dogs, spending over $8.5 billion on them in 2024. Los Angeles residents eat the most hot dogs, with Chicago’s O’Hare Airport consuming the most hot dogs of any airport. On Independence Day, Americans eat over 150 million hot dogs, enough to stretch from Washington D.C. to Los Angeles five times. During the summer, Americans eat 7 billion hot dogs, which is 38% of the total hot dogs sold during this time.
➡ Joey Chestnut is a competitive eater who holds over 50 world records for consuming large amounts of various foods in short time periods. For example, he ate 76 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes and 13.125 pounds of apple pie in eight minutes. He also consumed 15.75 pounds of bologna slices and 54 brain tacos in eight minutes each. Chestnut’s ability to eat such large quantities of food is extraordinary, raising questions about his health and the physical limits of the human stomach.
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Archibald Butt. All right, anyway, weird food history. Let’s get on it. Okay. Check this out. According to hotdog.org hot-dog.org it is a site, actually. And the fact that they use.org for this just makes it more official. According to hotdog.org in 2024, American spent. Americans spent more than $8.5 billion on hot dogs and sausages in US markets. LA residents consume more hot dogs than any other city. About 27.5 million. Makes sense. Chicago’s O’ Hare International Airport consumes six times more hot dogs than any other 725,000 more than Los Angeles International Airport and LaGuardia Airport combined. Americans eat more than one hundred and fifty hot dogs.

Million. Excuse me. Americans eat more than 150 million hot dogs on Independence Day. Enough to stretch from D.C. to LA more than five times. That’s a lot of hot dogs. Just on the 4th of July. Stretch from D.C. to LA five times. Back and forth, back and forth. Five times. Okay. During peak hot dog season from Memorial Day to Labor Day, Americans typically consume 7 billion hot dogs. That’s 818 hot dogs consumed every second during that period. It’s an average of 38%, or $1.16 Billion. What is that? It’s an average of 38%, or $1.—16 Billion. Oh, 1.16 Billion.

I see. Okay, I’m reading it wrong because it’s broken on a line. Okay, let me say that again. It’s an average of 38%, or 1.16 billion, of the total number of hot dogs that are sold during this time. So 7. Look at this map that I. I pulled up. You have a hot. You have a hot dog map. That’s a poster on my wall. No, the distance between Washington D.C. and LA. Look at that. Five times. That would take you 39 hours in the car to do it once. I feel like this should take you almost around the entire world.

Like, where. If you kept that, like, how many miles is that? 26, 70. Okay, so. So multiply that by five, and then let’s see how far we can get. That is 13, 350 miles. Okay, so let’s. What is the circumference of the Earth? Hot dog math on edge of wonder. Yeah, we need to conference of the earth is 24, 900 miles. So this is. This is more than half of the Earth circumference. I mean, a little bit more. Yeah, it is. So, okay. Bit more than halfway around the world. Okay, so if you could walk on a road of hot Dogs.

Can you find out from la? If you were in LA and you flew to China, how many miles that would be? Hang on, we’re doing directions on Google Maps. Los Angeles. Now. You should probably just type it into Google. How many miles from LA to Beijing? Just say that straight line. Well, I’m still on Google Maps, but it just tells me how expensive that is. Hang on, how many miles we got? 6,248 miles. So from LA to Beijing, that’s that direction over the ocean. So I’m thinking easily washing twice as far as that. You could go to Beijing and back with these hot dogs.

That’s wild. That’s a lot of hot dogs, y’. All. They would kick us out. All right. LA Dodgers fans consume more than 2.5 million hot dogs annually across the major leagues. Fans enjoy nearly 20 million hot dogs per season. Okay, now the top hot dog consuming cities of 2024 were LA, New York, Dallas, Chicago, Boston, Houston, Philadelphia, Miami, Phoenix, Washington D.C. in that order. I’ll read that again. LA, then New York, then Dallas, then Chicago, then Boston, then Houston, then Philadelphia, Miami, Phoenix and Washington D.C. i believe Boston being halfway in the middle. I feel like Chicago in New York would want to beat up whoever made this list because they would definitely think they should be first.

Well, you have Coney island dogs in New York and you have like Chicago is like that. They’re just known for their hot dogs. So the fact that LA could be in the lead doesn’t make any sense. Like what’s going on in la? What did you say earlier? There’s a. They have like hot dog parties. I don’t know. Because Chicago’s O’ Hare Airport itself beats out LA Airport and LaGuardia combined. So why. Yeah, but. But there’s also a culture on the street of just going and getting a dog or whatever. Los Angeles, so into Chicago should be number one.

This doesn’t make any sense. I almost don’t believe it. Now we’re the actually people. Yeah, yeah. No, because we didn’t comment in a really condescending way. So we’re good for now. All right. Now in 2024, New Yorker spent more money on hot dogs in retail stores. That’s 111.7 million than any other market in the country. Louisiana came in second. 90.6 million. So if, if New York is spending. They’re spending 20, 20 million more dollars. Yeah. How are we not eating as many? Is it just New York more expensive city to live in? I guess so. 10 expensive hot dogs anyway.

Right. Okay. 10% of annual retail hot dog sales occur during July, which is why it’s National Hot Dog Month. Finally, a worthy month that has no agendas involved. Just hot dogs. We should call this month July Teens July Team. Yeah. Whoa. There’s some crazy data in there. Okay, I want to look at this LA data really quick. Again, LA residents consume more hot dogs than any other city. About 27.5 million. Chicago’s O’ Hare International Airport consumes six times more hot dogs than any other 725,000 more than Los Angeles International Airport and LaGuardia Airport combined. Americans eat more than 150 million hot dogs on Independence Day, enough to stretch from D.C.

to LA more than five times. Oh, my gosh. That’s so crazy. How many will you eat on the 4th of July? Or will you be eating burgers this year? I’m. I’ve. I have hot dogs, but I’ve elected not to do hot dogs because I would like to do steak. I would like to smoke boneless beef ribs. Can I have some? Yes. And I would like to eat hamburgers. So hamburgers, New York strip steaks, and smoked ribs. That’s the way to go. Everybody comment what you guys are eating on the Fourth of July. Yeah, I’m curious about that.

I bought a lot of corn, too. I haven’t eaten corn. I just plan on bathing in corn and butter. It’s like, all right, we just talked about hot dogs, but now we’re going to talk about salmon and peas. Yeah, I had. Now, mind you, Lindsay and I are both from New England, and neither of us knew that this was allegedly a tradition in New England to eat salmon and peas on the Fourth of July. The legend says that Abigail Adams served her husband, John Adams, poached salmon with egg sauce, green peas, and boiled potatoes that day.

Some versions of the legend say they also ate turtle soup, which is why you should never believe these people ever. How low do you have to go to cook turtle soup? Poached salmon, though. I’d eat that. That dish right there. I’d eat that on the 4th of July. Would you eat poached salmon and peas instead of ribs, burgers, hot dogs, and your corn? I’m going to reply to that with a hail. No. Right. I. I had never heard of this before, and then I found it on a whole bunch of sites, and we were talking about it earlier.

My family doesn’t remember this. I’m not sure if you got to ask your family, but I’ve never, ever met a New Englander who knew that it’s a thing to eat. Salmon and peas. No, I have to follow up with my mom. I didn’t get to ask her earlier if she. If you’re watching right now, shoot him a text and we’ll look at it during the trailer. Yeah, okay. This next trailer, I’ll send her a message and ask. She’s probably watching right now. I might even get a message. She’ll be like, I’ve never heard of it. Okay, back to the hot dogs, though.

The hot dog eating champion, Nathan’s famous hot dog eating contest is a big deal. Every Fourth of July, one man is a 16 time champion. And that man’s name is Joey Chestnut. You probably know of him. He holds the all time Nathan’s record for hot dogs. Consumed that 76 hot dogs and buns during the 10 minute contest in 2021. His last competition was in 2023 because he had a contract conflict during 2024. But he’s returning to the stage this year as a competitive food eater. Chestnut holds over 50 world records, including this list. Look at him.

Look at that. You might not trust this guy to, you know, work on your car, mow your lawn, but you could trust him to take down a hot dog. The pictures, they’re just horrifying. How does he do it? I kind of feel like he’s starting to look like a hot dog. He’s a competitive eater. That’s what he does to his career. So I think though, the, the technique, we might get into that, but the technique is that you have to dip the hot dog in water, which, which makes the bun fuse to the, to the hot dog and then you can take it down.

Now wait a minute. A woman is in the, in the competition, 51 dogs. But there was a Japanese guy who was extremely adept at taking down hot dogs, wasn’t there? What happened to him? I don’t know. It was like Joey Chestnut’s greatest arch enemy, his Archibald butt enemy. Oh, my goodness. All right, what other records does Joey Chestnut hold? Yeah, so he’s got Nathan’s record for hot dogs. He consumed 76 hot dogs and buns during the 10 minute contest in 2021, his last competition. Okay, I’ve already read that. All right. Chestnut holds over 50 world records.

Apple pie. He took down 4.3753 pound pies. That is a lot of pounds inside of his stomach. That’s over 12 pounds of pie in eight minutes. Let’s see exactly how many pounds that is times three is 13.125 pounds of pies. He gained 13 pounds of pie in eight minutes. Wait, wait, that’s not it. Okay, asparagus, 12 pounds, 8.75 ounces in 10 minutes. It’s probably like two pounds of fiber and 10 of water. Okay. Bologna slices. Like, man, could this guy get any less healthy? Bologna slices, 15.75 pounds pounds in eight minutes. Boysenberry pie, 14.5 pounds in eight minutes.

Brain tacos. What are brain tacos? What the heck are brain tacos? Did you spell that wrong? No, it’s. It’s here. Remember the list from earlier? I’ve got to look this up, though. Oh, it’s a Mexican delicacy featuring braised or grilled cow or goat brains served on warm corn tortillas, bro. He took down 54 brain tacos in eight minutes. This guy had to have become smarter from eating all of that. There’s no way he didn’t. Oh, my. All right, burritos, long form, 14.5 pounds of burritos in 10 minutes. Canteen sandwiches. What the heck is a canteen sandwich? What? The fact that we have to look up so many of these foods says a lot.

He’s just a professional. Oh, it’s like a sloppy eater. Okay, okay. Canteen sandwiches, 28.5 canteen sandwiches in 10 minutes. Dude, listen to this. Carnitas tacos. You know, those little things. 82 two ounce tacos in eight minutes. I almost, like, love that there’s competitions for some of these. Like, cheesesteak egg rolls. Like, I even know. I didn’t even kind of didn’t even know cheesesteak egg rolls existed outside of that weird, like, aisle in the freezer section of your grocery store. Somewhere like Cheesecake Factory or something has an appetizer somewhere. Okay. Yeah, I can’t. You know, I can imagine eating a couple of these for an appetizer, but can you imagine eating 46 in eight minutes? I can’t imagine eating 46 ever total across my life.

Cherry pie, 17.5 pounds in eight minutes. You know, on this one, I might be able to compete with them. I love cherry pie. Really? I love. I love berry pies. So, like, blueberry pie is probably, like, my favorite thing to eat ever. So it’s like, strawberry rhubarb pie is excellent. Have you ever had good strawberry rhubarb pie? I love apple pieces. Berry pie, though, is very good. Cherry pie is really good. The least good pie is there. I like savory pies, too. What’s. What’s a gross pie like? What do you not like? What’s the sour one? Like some people don’t like gooseberry pie.

I actually really like it. It’s sour. I don’t mind gooseberry pie. You just add a little sugar. Yeah. Like apple unlike. And. And some whipped cream and you’re good. Yeah, whipped cream’s the answer on that one. Green pie. Carnitas pie. Oh, no, no. Okay, let’s finish up this list. All right. Chicken wings, long form, 182 chicken wings in 30 minutes. Corned beef sandwiches. Love corned beef. Delicious. 28 ounce sandwiches in 10 minutes. 28 ounce sandwiches. How many pounds is that? Because 16. So that’s half a pound each sandwich. So that’s 10 pounds. Okay. Croquettas. One hundred and eighty five in eight minutes.

Eggs 141. Hard boiled eggs 8 minutes 141 of our time at 6. We have someone in the chat who’s saying we need to stop talking about it because their morning sickness is coming back. Oh no, dude, there’s. This list is so long. All right, list them faster then we’ll get. Okay. Fish tacos, 36 ounce tacos in five minutes. Funnel cake, 5.9 pounds in 10 minutes. Grilled cheese sandwiches 47 in 10 minutes. Gumbo, 1516 ounce bowls. That’s 15 whole pounds in eight minutes. Gyros, 38 ounce gyros, 10 minutes. Goyoza. I love those. 384 in 10 minutes. Oh my gosh, Heb.

This must have been sponsored by H e b. H e b. True. Texas beef brisket barbecue sandwiches 27 and 10 minutes. Hamburgers crystals 103 in 8 minutes. Horseshoe sandwiches, 6 pounds 5 ounces of sandwiches, 12 minutes. Hostess donuts 257 in 6 minutes. Your blood sugar would explode your cells. Oh, this is hilarious. Hot dogs 76 in 10 minutes. Ice cream sandwiches 25.5 in 6 minutes. Man, you were brain freeze from that, right? Jalapeno. That’s why it was so few. Because they’re not that big but they’re cold. Right? Right. Jalapeno poppers 118 in 10 minutes. Kolache factory Kolaches 56 and 8 minutes.

Meat pies 23 and 10 minutes. Mutton sandwiches. Ew. 81 and 10 minutes. Pastrami 25 sandwiches in 10 minutes. Pepperoni rolls 43, 10 minutes. Philly cheesesteaks 23 in 10 minutes. Pierogi is 165 in 8 minutes. Pizza Hut P zones 7.5 in 10 minutes. Pork ribs 13.76 pounds in 12 minutes. Pork roll sandwiches, 4 ounce 61.5 in 10 minutes. What? Pork? So pulled pork, 9 pounds 6 ounce smoked, 10 minutes. What? I think they’re just different categories of pork that you have to do. Like this kind. And then pulled pork sandwiches, pulled pork sliders. Okay, okay. Poutine, 28 pounds.

That is the record here. How many pounds can this guy put in his stomach? That’s £30. £28 in 10 minutes of poutine. I have respect for this man. Ah, it just goes to show you how delicious poutine is. Ramen noodles, 10 cups, 1 minutes, 50 seconds. He ate 10 cups of ramen. 10 cups of. 10 cups of ramen noodles. You know, the oodles of noodles. You ever seen somebody, like, shotgun a beer and they just kind of open their throat and pour a pitcher down it? That’s what you did with the ramen noodle. It had to have been in 1 minute and 50 seconds.

Had to have been. Salt potatoes, 13 pounds. San Pedro Fish Market. Shrimp, 7 pounds in 8 minutes. Shrimp cocktail, 21 pounds in 8 minutes. Shrimp wonton, 390 in 8 minutes. Taco, 53 soft beef tacos in 10 minutes. Tacos, 126 traditional tortilla tacos in 8 minutes. Tamales, 102 in 12 minutes. Turkey. Turkey, 9.35 pounds in 10 minutes. Twinkies, 121 Twinkies and 6. How’s this guy still alive? Two foot pizza slice, 6.5 and 10 minutes. Waffles, Eggo style, 81 and 8 minutes. White hot cheeseburgers, 52 in 10 minutes. How is this guy not dead? This guy has a supernormal ability and is to eat things and not die.

What a lame supernormal ability. But I have respect for the man. Yeah, but you’re gonna pay for it somewhere. I don’t know, your body’s gonna be mad at you. He must be going to a doctor and getting, like, some kind of help. Does he pump his stomach after and just throw it all up? How do you cry? I’m sorry, I have questions here. I don’t even want to ask on live television. Like, what happens after your stomach naturally can only hold a certain amount of food or water at all. It can’t normally stretch farther, but you can.

You can train your stomach to stretch more than that. And that’s why some people get, like, stomach surgeries to. To remove part of their stomach and make it smaller again because they’ve overeaten, you know, like, with their lifestyle. But this guy possibly has done it on purpose because you can’t pour 30 pounds of anything into your stomach and not die or throw it up. Which one was the 28 pounds? It was. There’s 28 pounds of poutine, which is cheese, gravy and curds. It’s fries. It’s so. It’s French fries, gravy and cheese curds. 28 pounds of that.

That just. Man. Okay. Yeah. So I actually have my own record that I have in my hometown. I ate. So in my hometown, we have these very special hot dogs that we take a lot of pride in. They’re called Hot Weenies. They’re basically hot dogs with meat sauce, onions, celery, salt and mustard. They’re very rich. They look like this. Yeah. So one day I’m at home with my dad and I say, hey, you want to go for the record? And he’s like, how many you think you could do? I was like, I don’t know. I was like, let’s try nine.

So I ended up basically eating. How many is there? Ten. So I ate. I ate nine of these and a large fry, which is a massive plate of fries. And I felt like my job was done after that. I fell asleep for about four hours after I ate that. You got a picture of that, don’t you? I do have a picture. I’ll send it to you. I’ll find it. You can pull it up. It’s my. It’s one of my proudest moments. I’ve been sent this picture before and not found a reason to save it. Apparently. Now is my reason.

I’m trying not to be offended by that, just so you know. Here it is. I’ve got it. I’ve got an aerial shot of how much I ate. Why don’t we do another trailer? I’ll get it queued up and then we can all see this photo. Sounds good. A vast secret history. A lost ancient civilization. An empire they tried to erase. Tartaria’s hidden past is just as fictional as Atlantis. Or is it humanoid giants, magical creatures that shouldn’t exist. Dogmen, centaurs, magicians and evil spirits. Why did the Soviet Communists remove all traces of Tartaria from their books? Why was it so important to wipe Tartaria off the face of the Earth? Take a glimpse into the truth of the past you were never supposed to know.

So did Genghis Khan’s ancestors and the Tartarians really discover America? Was Tartaria a global civilization? Forgotten maps, the journals of Marco Polo? Ancient structures, Evidence of advanced technology. Edge of Wonder brings you Tartaria. We got a comment here from Mrs. Midgie? Is that how you say it? I think so. She said a friend of the family once got kicked out of a Chinese buffet for eating an absolutely insane amount of crab legs. That’s great. Wait, what was the 24 hour things on ramen? What was that that you just said to me? She said it takes like 24 hours to digest ramen from cup noodles.

So. So Joey Chestnut took 30 days to digest that ramen because he had 30 pounds in him. Oh, America. America. Okay, yeah, you’re gonna pull up my. My hot weenie photo. Check this out. That’s what I ate that day. You ate all of these and most of the fries? Yes. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 dogs. I swear to you, after I finished the fries, I looked at my dad and said I could have done two more at least. Oh, yeah, But I thought, what a really funny story about this, though, is when we were leaving.

So the guy behind the. At the grill was like, our is. He’s like a really, really overweight Greek guy. Like, when I say overweight, this guy’s like, he’s running four. He could be a £450. Like, he’s big, big boy. And on the way out, because my, like, my dad goes to this restaurant all the time, he looks over at the guy and he goes, hey. He points at me and he goes, my son just took down nine hot weenies. And the guy’s like. He’s like, at. He’s got stains all over him. He’s been cooking all day at the grill.

He turns around and he just goes. He looks at me and he goes. He just gives me that look. I was like, yeah, it was like, respect from the 450 pound guy on the block. You know, pretty funny. How big were the. Like, how. How large are these weenies? A normal hot dog. Normal hot dog size. They’re not large. They’re just. You could do that today? Yes. Really? You have to probably more, but you have to set yourself up. So what you have to do is you have to get up in the morning and eat a large meal, and then you skip lunch and you go for dinner extra hungry, and then you just destroy everything.

Which is not medical advice. No, it’s not medical advice. That is just champion hot weenie eating advice during an email coming in. Dear Edge of Wonder, I’m in the hospital because of advice you gave me. So I’m Quackbert Said, the question is, why did you eat that much? So I’m known in my family for having kind of a hollow leg. Like, I can put down almost more than anyone in my family, probably other than my uncle. My uncle also has the same problem I have. So it’s kind of been like this funny thing in my family, like, how much is am I going to eat when I sit down? And I just remember, you know, that day, I just was like, you know what, dad, we should.

We should see how many. Let’s see how many I can do. Just for fun, you know, no reason. It was just for fun. All right, what do we got Next on this. Okay, other cool. July 4th history that has nothing to do with Joey chestnut stomach. July 4, 1966. President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Freedom of Information act into law that required the disclosure of unreleased documents and information held by the US Government upon request. Okay. It gets more interesting than that, though. This is the President who came after JFK and before Nixon. So it was Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, and then Nixon.

Now, what’s interesting about this Freedom of Information act is to me, I’ve always felt like the Freedom Information act is a. I don’t know, for lack of a better way to say it, like a psyop. You know, you can only request information that you know about, and then you always get back a limited hangout. And there’s always a ton of redacted stuff. I mean, we’ve had Freedom of Information act for how long? And it took until like this year for the Kennedy files to finally come out. And even then, it’s like a big convoluted mess, you know? Yeah, I’m not.

I think my least favorite president of all time has to be Lyndon Baines Johnson. What? I don’t get good vibes from that guy. Do you think? I think JFK. I think he was complicit with JFK and JFK’s death. And when I hear. Even when I hear telephone calls with Lyndon Bain Johnson talking to lbj, talking to people, I always feel like he is a Wheeler and a dealer. Like a con man who just got really good at what he was doing and made his way up to be President. No, Archibald, but. No, no. Who is, though? Who is really? Okay, more July 4th history.

July 4th, 2012. CERN announced the discovery of a new subatomic particle called the Higgs boson. It was nicknamed the God particle because, you know, science doesn’t blaspheme God enough. The Higgs field is a proposed kind of field that fills the entire universe and gives mass to all elementary particles. So when the Higgs boson was found, they believe it helped explain how the univers works better, even though all of these are just theories and they really don’t know. July 4, 1995. A guy with face tattoos named Post Malone was born with tattoos on his face. Real name Archibald Butt.

His real name is Austin. Austin Richard Post in 1945. International stuff. Let’s read from this. From this web page here. Easier. Okay. In 1945, a group of Soviet school children presented a large wooden carving of the Great Seal of the United States to US Ambassador Avril Harriman. This was during a goodwill gesture to mark the wartime alliance. Harriman Herman hung the carving in his Moscow office at the US Embassy. And there it stayed for seven years, completely unsuspected. There had to have been spy equipment in that. I scrolled a little bit. You can read more. Yeah.

What made the thing remarkable was that it contained no power source of its own. It was passive. It was a passive listening device invented by Soviet engineer Leon Theremin. Yes, the same Theremin who invented the electrical music electronic musical instrument. The. That’s it right there. Okay. The bug used a tiny diaphragm connected to an antenna. When Soviet operators outside beamed a radio signal at it, the diaphragm would vibrate with sound in the room, like conversations modulating the reflecting signal back to the Soviets receiving equipment. The Americans finally discovered it in 1952 during a routine sweep for surveillance devices after they picked up suspicious radio signals.

The discovery shocked the US and demonstrated how advanced Soviet spycraft had become. The thing is now seen as a precursor to later RFID technology and modern covert listening devices. And if you didn’t know a lot of the Nazi scientists, not all of them came over to America during Operation Paperclip. A number of them went up to Russia. That’s true. There you have it. Where’d they get that technology? Well, probably from Nazis. They’re gonna say aliens. Well, ultimately, it’s aliens. Well, what time is it? 8:40. Well, we’ve got to get over to Rise TV and start our live Q and A over there.

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