Joey Chestnut

Joey Chestnut, the legendary competitive eater known for dominating hot dog contests, joins the conversation at Super Bowl LIX. He shares his journey from family eating champion to competitive icon, revealing the thrilling moments that sparked his passion. Joey dives into the quirks of competitive eating, including the absurdity of bull testicles as a dish and the strategies for sneaking food among friends. Finally, he discusses the retirement age in this unique sport, comparing it to athletes like Tom Brady, and reflects on the striking role of food during the big game.

Joey Chestnut, the renowned competitive eater famous for his hot dog eating records, joins the conversation to share insights on the quirky world of competitive eating and its surprising marketing potential. They discuss Instagram's new comment feature on Stories, revealing its impact on engagement. Insights from Salesforce about holiday shopping trends paint a picture of consumer behavior. Plus, key marketing dates are highlighted, stressing the need for strategic timing as major events approach, including an announcement for an upcoming Guru Conference.

We should've been NBA players because everyone is getting PAID. We talk winners and losers from the first few days of NBA Free Agency plus Rickie Fowler is confirmed back (00:00:00-00:29:17). Who's back of the week (00:29:17-00:42:02). Joey Chestnut joins the show to talk about 4th of July, the hot dog record, how he's feeling and how long he can stay on top (00:42:02-00:55:16). We then do the Mt Rushmore of baseball names and then the long awaited Dingers Only baseball draft where we say a bunch of baseball names while drinking some Coors Light (00:55:16-02:24:29).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take