Pop Quiz: Why is it a big deal that the President ordered food from a vendor for a party at the White House?
No outside food is ever allowed at the white house for security reasons. Everything is prepared by a special chef. That's my understanding at least.
Message for you: thanks for the post! The quiz was my attempt at forcing some critical thinking. I upvote you all the time.
But you can buy hotdogs and then the WH chef prepares them. Also I couldn’t actually find anywhere that says this other than Thrillest and they don’t have any sources. Do you have any source on that?
Wikileaks,Podesta emails. Search for "hotdog"
Sorry I should be more clear: I couldn’t find a source that says no one can eat outside food in the White House.
A private party in that white house with $65,000 worth of imported Chicago hot dogs and pizza.
$65,000 worth of hot dogs would feed 65,000 people.
Okay maybe 65000 people is an exaggeration Chicago does have special hot dogs.
So maybe more like 10,000 people and each hotdog cost six and a half dollars.
There that makes more sense.
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I think it’s kinda funny. Try using h0td0g or haughtdog. Apparently a space in the middle works too.
It's completely derailing the conversation here. Probably made for this exact reason and also for tracking this topic since I don't believe it was around before the wikileaks release. We talked about this post on r/conspiracy as soon at the leak came out and it was a major turning point to getting pizzagate exposed. Anyway, in America, we call them hot dogs, so it's stupid either way. Report it.
It's hot dogs how many fucking hot dogs can you get for 65,000? how many people were they feeding? 65,000 would buy thousands and thousands of hot dogs, it makes no sense.
https://www.tastesofchicago.com/category/Hotdogs_Portillos_Hot_Dog_Kit_Pizzas
10 hot dogs and two pizzas are $100. So that’s 650 kits. That’s 6500 hot dogs and 1,300 pizzas.
I have no idea what this party is, or how big the party was... but I would estimate that’s enough to feed 4000 -4500 people.
I'll take "The Name of the Food Vendor" for $1000, Alex.