00:01Si yo me hei, 6'2", 6'3",
00:08Big shoulders, big frame, but not tight abs.
00:13No quiero ser rick, quiero expansión.
00:16Pues entonces estoy en perfecto condition.
00:18Si estás en mi forma, entonces George Shea,
00:21el co-founder de Major League Eating,
00:23ha el sport para ti.
00:24Shea ha sido el host de Nathan's famoso
00:264 de julio hot dog eating contest desde 1991.
00:30He walked us through the techniques used
00:31by the most prominent competitive eaters.
00:34Kobayashi obviously had his own technique
00:36of separating out the hot dog from the bun,
00:39dunking it in water,
00:40and then obviously Joey Chestnut
00:42has a completely different technique.
00:44It's actually a science.
00:46Joey is the best at it.
00:47He crunches it up in a bath after he's dunked it
00:51and then just drops it down his gully.
00:53He's referring to the OGs of the hot dog eating contest,
00:57Joey Chestnut and Kobayashi.
00:59Kobayashi would never beat Joey in the long run
01:01because his frame is too small.
01:03Joey's a big guy, 16-1 big.
01:06So he has that advantage.
01:07But on top of that, he's done this for so long
01:10and he has sort of training.
01:13So how do folks feel about the annual hot dog eating contest?
01:16Joey Chestnut, I'm coming for you.
01:18What do you think of the idea of trying to shove as many hot dogs down
01:23in a set period amount of time?
01:25I think it's hilarious.
01:26I think they're crazy.
01:29No, I love it.
01:30I love it.
01:30If you wanted to in a 10-minute period of time,
01:32how many hot dogs do you think that you could put down?
01:34Three.
01:35Probably about four.
01:37Probably three.
01:38One thousand.
01:40One thousand.
01:41That seems like a heck of a lot of hot dogs in 10 minutes.
01:44How about you?
01:45Probably like 40.
01:46So the other thing that you do when you're out in Coney Island
01:48is to ride the nearly 100-year-old cyclone like I did earlier.
01:52Let's take a listen to how I did.
01:55Yahweh, my friend, Yahweh.
01:59Yahweh!
02:00Yahweh!
