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North Augustan In Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest

Author John Patrick
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - JULY 4: Competitors compete for the women's title at Nathan's Annual Hot Dog Eating Contest on July 4, 2024 in New York City. Sixteen-time winner Joey Chestnut is banned from this year's contest due to his partnership with Nathan's competitor Impossible Foods, which sells plant-based hot dogs. (Photo by Adam Gray/Getty Images)

William Lyon, the North Augustan that participated in the Nathan’s Hot Dog eating contest on the 4th of July was back on the show this morning.

William was on the show before the event to fill us in on how he got to this point, but we wanted to have him back on to tell us how the experience was.

How Many Hot Dogs Did William Eat In The Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest?

We’ll tell you upfront, William ate 27 ½ hot dogs in the ten minutes allotted.  The winner ate 58 hot dogs.

The defending champion, Joey Chestnut was not competing this year as he signed a contract with a rival “plant-based” hot dog company and was banned from the competition.

Mary Liz gave William an idea for some future contests around the area, which he really seemed to like. 

If you would like to hear our first conversation, click here.

You can listen to our most recent conversation below.

The Worst Pizza Toppings EVER

What are the worst pizza toppings ever? Are there things that should never go on pizza? Well of course. Look, pretty much all of us enjoy pizza, and all of us have a favorite topping. Maybe you’re a plain cheese person. Or maybe you like a lot of pepperoni. Mushrooms, bacon, sausage, peppers. These are all toppings people enjoy, but we’re not talking about those today. We’re talking about the worst ones.

Keep That Topping Off My Pizza!

This list came from the folks at Cheapism. They said that YouGov polled 1,000 Americans to find out what their favorite and least favorite pizza toppings were. I can imagine the toppings we mentioned earlier were on the favorites list. But which options fell under the worst pizza toppings category, and will we agree with them?

I’ll be honest, I’m not very adventurous when it comes to my pizza. Pretty much, I’m a standard pepperoni and cheese guy. There are times when I’ll venture out and do bacon and sausage as well. Are you sensing a pattern here? Yeah, a meat lovers pizza would suit me just fine. I’ve never been a huge fan of onions, olives or peppers on pizza. I’m not knocking you if you love those toppings, they just aren’t really my thing.

What Is Everyone’s Favorite Pizza Topping?

Before we get into the toppings people don’t like, let’s talk about everyones favorite. Should it come as any surprise that according to this poll, pepperoni is the best pizza topping? Yeah, didn’t think so. There is nothing better than a well-made pepperoni pizza. I don’t think anyone would turn down a slice of pepperoni pizza, and if they did, I might have to question who they are as a person.

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Results Of Cheapism’s List – The Worst Pizza Toppings

Let’s see if we agree or not.

 

  • Anchovies

    100% agree! If you or someone you know likes anchovies on pizza, call the cops immediately! Who ever even thought this was a good idea? Lets take this delicious pizza and cover it with fish! No thanks. I’ve never even tried it, and if I’m being honest, I probably never will.

    Pizza with anchovies and red pepper

  • Jalapeños

    I’ll agree with this one too, but it’s mostly a personal preference for me. I’m not really a big fan of jalapeños in general, so having them on my pizza really wouldn’t be great. Now if you like jalapeños, then my all means, put them on your pizza. But if you do, can you order me a pepperoni pizza on the side please.

    Homemade Spicy Jalapeno Pepperoni PIzza Ready to Eat

  • Pineapple

    100% DISAGREE! Pineapple on pizza is delicious! I know that hot fruit might freak some people out, but a pineapple and ham or pineapple and bacon pizza is absolutely delicious. Look pineapple is a wayyyy better option than anchovies, am I right?

    Hawaiian pizza with ham and pineapple cut into slices, cheese pull

  • Eggplant

    Who does this? Who even puts eggplant on pizza? I’ve never seen anyone do this, I’ve never even heard of this being a thing! I can say this though, if I come to your house and you’re serving up eggplant pizza, I will be leaving immediately, and probably deleting your number out of my phone.

    pizza with eggplant on a dark background. tinting. selective focus on middle of pizza

  • Broccoli

    I’ll agree with this one too. Broccoli has it’s place, and that place is not on top of my pizza! I’ve never really heard of people loving broccoli that much anyway, let alone loving it enough to put it on their pizza. To each their own I suppose.

    Fresh baked pizza with broccoli florets, sliced tomatoes drizzled with Hollandaise sauce.

  • Mushrooms

    I’ll disagree with this one too. I don’t mind mushrooms on my pizza. Now don’t get it twisted, I don’t want it covered in mushrooms, but if you sprinkle some on a pepperoni pizza, I’m not going to turn it down. Sometimes I’ll take the mushrooms off and eat them separately. Does that make me weird? I mean I guess its not really a pizza topping at that point is it?

    pizza with mushrooms on dark grey concrete table

  • Olives

    I’ll agree with this one too. And once again, it’s just my preference. I don’t really like olives in general, so I’m not going to put them on my pizza. I know some people really love them, and that’s okay. I’m not judging you for putting olives on your pizza. Now if I see broccoli, eggplant, artichokes or anchovies on your pizza, rest assured, I’m judging!

    Slice of pizza with pepperoni, olives and green peppers on a serving utensil. Closeup of a cheese pull

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