Hot dog stand

We're going to start with local news and local conversation.

Then we're going to shift to national news, a fight in a hot dog stand, which just about everybody is seeing the clips of now, and our recap from Kansas Speedway.

So let's get started with a rather disgusting topic.

Just a couple days ago, KSNB Local 4 in Nebraska said, announced that or posted a story that 44-year-old Chris Moses, who is the owner of Race Day Hats and a frequent flyer at local racetracks throughout the Midwest, was arrested on 13 felony counts of child endangerment after Grand Island police say he used social media to solicit and arrange meetings with a 15-year-old girl.

I know that is chatter wheel chatter, but, um, anyways, uh, after the race is over with media, talk to Haim about it.

And he said it really wasn't any need, uh, Apparently, after everything was all done, his media obligations were complete.

He decided he needed one more Martinsville hot dog, goes over to the hot dog stand, and the owner of the car that he had contact with on the racetrack came over and started throwing haymakers, connected several of them, which Haim never retaliated, never fought back.

He had a helm in his hand.

not from the drivers, but from the pit crew teams in front of an iconic place that these people in this clip we're going to play will not stop talking about.

Crew members and not necessarily drivers that were involved with that altercation with Corey Heim took a shot that looked like from a crew member down here by the hot dog stand.

So I'm sure NASCAR will take a good look at that.

But it happened right there.

Right in front of the famous hot dog stand, let's go to Blake McCandless, who has a little more insight as to what took place.

Yeah, guys, I was standing right there.

Corey Heim was just walking back to his hauler right in front of the hot dog stand.

Punches were thrown.

Woodbridge.

I'm eating hot dogs at Mark Mosey's Hot Dog Stand.

I'm enjoying myself at Potomac Mills.

At four, I got Westfield.

I named it a bunch of different things.

And then like, it just came out like, well, I'll just make it hot, hot dog stand theme behind it and, and, and make it, you know, um, like red and, and, and, and, and, and, and yellow, but it didn't go overboard.

So TJ could play it.

Like it's, it, I think it's respectable.

says, yeah.

We'll

put a link to the Hot Dog Stand game.

Hot Dog Stand the

But obviously that involves Disney Cruise and everything.

We do have some universal news as we were gone last week and covering some of that, including a new hot dog stand that opened up involving a certain band member from a certain band that Jamie had a huge crush on.

Yeah.

I had a huge crush on this band.

you know, he does things here and there.

If I

owned a hot dog stand at Universal, I would be there all the time.

I would just be like, I'm going to go check in on the hot dog stand and maybe ride some rides while I'm here.

The final act of this movie is going to be the magic dirt bike helping little Jack win this race.

Oh, all of a sudden we're at a baseball game between a sponsored bank team and the Mike's hot dog stand.

We're going to have to put everything on the baseball team.

A bet is going to be made or something.

She has a story by credit on this film under a pseudonym, Jay Holloman.

But it was her idea to do a family-friendly film.

She... used to take the kids to a hot dog stand in the Pacific Palisades.

And they had a little train there that the kids could ride.