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-Steve

It’s THIS WEEKEND, so don’t lollygag or you’ll miss it. Here’s the email I got…

Steve,

Can you help me???  We would like to hire the man
or woman and the hotdog cart for the weekend.THIS
Weekend.and if the price is right it will most
likely be for Friday, Sat, Sun and Monday.

We are a Honda Car Dealership in Buena Park,
California…right down the street from Knots
Berry Farm.

I REALLY HOPE to hear from you soon.Thanks

Sincere Kind Regards,

Judi Seer

Customer Relations Manager
Buena Park Honda

Contact info:

email:  Judi Seer

Buena Park Honda
6411 Beach Blvd
Buena Park, CA 90621
(800) 577-8382

Brian is a co-founder of Sandbox Marketing, one of the top action sport and event marketing agencies in the country.

Brian is looking for a hot dog vendor to work the east coast stop of the nationwide Journey’s Backyard BBQ tour. The date is May 9.

Each stop of the Journeys Backyard BBQ  includes professional skateboard demonstrations by the sports hottest athletes, freestyle motocross exhibitions, the Converse Battle of the Bands and a free performance by a national touring act.

Since the Summer of 2006, the Journeys Backyard BBQ has been blazing a trail across the country hosting the biggest, baddest action sports and music festivals in modern history. Along with skate and freestyle moto demos that regularly include athletes like Shaun White, Tony Hawk, and Brian Deegan, each stop plays host to a local “Battle of the Bands” as well as a free concert by a national headliner. Best of all, the events are FREE! And, with performances by P.O.D, Switchfoot and The Starting Line, it’s no wonder why the Journeys Backyard BBQ is on every teen and tween’s calendar from San Diego to Long Island.

This could be a multi-thousand dollar sales day for the lucky hot dogger who gets this gig.

I already hooked up Hot Dog Cart News subscriber Debi Dunaj for the Orlando stop, but Baltimore is still available on May 9th.

If you want it, give Brian a call at (714) 730-9500.

Tell him Steve at HotDogProfits sent you!

Fort Wayne, IN, March 05, 2009 –(PR.com)– Carts of America, Inc under the General Management of Debra Osborne opened their doors in Fort Wayne Indiana on Feburary 1, 2009 at 7616 DiSalle Boulevard Suite H, Fort Wayne Indiana 46825. The Corporate office, Willy Dog, Ltd is located in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. This is the first US location that President Will R. Hodgskiss has opened here in the US. Carts of America, Inc will be a factory direct showroom for their “Quality made hot dog carts & mobile food stands” Willy Dog has been one of the largest suppliers of hot dog carts and mobile food stands in the US for the last 20 years. Willy Dogs and Carts America together dominate the internet traffic to offer their customers the opportunity to own your own business, in some cases for under $3,000.00.

Jim Osborne, has been selected to operate and oversee the shipping and receiving department. Jim will also be in charge of modifications and warranty repairs.

It is the future goal of Willy Dog, Ltd and Carts of America, Inc to begin production of the carts in the Fort Wayne Indiana location. Creating production and skilled trade jobs in the manufacturing of stainless steel hot dog carts and mobile food stands.

Open House and Ribbon cutting ceremonies are scheduled for March 20 & 21, 2009 from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm at the new Fort Wayne location. The new location will offer free hot dogs, cold drinks and prizes during the open house. All are welcome.

Contact source:

Debra Osborne, General Manager of Operations

877-369-5436

hotdogcarts.com

On an episode of “The Simpsons,” all that’s on Homer’s mind while attending Bleeding Gums Murphy’s funeral is getting a hot dog. Sure enough, a vendor hollers, “Hot dogs! Get your hot dogs here!”

But why would a hot dog vendor be at a cemetery?

On the TV show, the hot dog man was simply following around a loyal customer, he told Homer’s incredulous wife, Marge: “Lady, he’s putting my kids through college.”

But at the Atlantic City Cemetery in Pleasantville on Monday, the family of the departed hired a hot dog vendor to be there.

The cart was set up a few feet from a row of tombstones. Mourners kept stopping by for dogs and drinks.

One guy manning the cart said it was the fourth or fifth funeral he has worked.

original story at The Press of Atlantic City

If anyone is interested email Gary at jmoos1@tampabay.rr.com

- Steve