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Condition: New Location: Greenville, United States The Web's Largest Source For Motorcycle Trailers Flat Fee Shipping for 349.00. Questions? Please Call 1-323-508-1872 Note: This item is currently ... moreout of stock. The next shipment arrives the first week of June. This is a very popular item. We are now preselling the carts from this upcoming shipment. Order yours now to ensure that you receive yours for the summer season. Pressurized Cold and On Demand HOT Water System Fully Enclosed Food Prep and Removable Sneeze Guard* a $950 Value– FREE Detachable. Stainless Steel Prep Shelf– a $200 Value– FREE 6 Stainless Steel Steam Pans and Lids– NSF approved– FREE For many of us. Financial independence, self-reliance, and being our own boss are integral parts of the American Dream– integral parts of our heritage. But. In these uncertain times, money is really tight and. In some communities, jobs are really scarce. Financial independence seems out of reach. There is a lot of talk and a lot of blame about stimulus packages and job creators. None of it seems to make any sense. And NONE of it seems to be helping you or your family RIGHT NOW. The thought of starting your own business and being your own boss may seem absurd or foolish. But is it? And how would you do it? The answer may surprise you: Hot Dogs. What? Hot Dogs? How? Through the years. Many myths and legends have been told about the origins of the term“hot dog” including a sports cartoonist with a spelling problem, but the author of the term is unknown. What is known is that Charles Feltman. A German immigrant and pie vendor, began selling hot sausages– later he added the bun- from his pie cart on Coney Island, New York around 1867. He sold 3.684 in the first year. By 1893, hot dogs were so popular that the St. Louis Browns began selling them in their baseball park. Over the years. Charles Feltman’s business grew to include a hotel, food stands, restaurants, and amusement rides for his patrons. When Mr. Feltman died in 1910. The business that he started selling only pies and hot dogs on the boardwalk was
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