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that s delicious. this is the best of my only three coney experiences. you re open 24 hours. yes, sir, 24/7. the lunch crowd, seriously drunk people trying to eat this. we have a fun time. a skill you learn overtime? it takes practice. it s like kung fu. you ve got to practice and practice. exactly. practice makes perfect. that s good. i think i better have another one of these. yeah, you should. i ll be better at it the next time around. one coney with everything. it seems like a simple thing. hotdog, chili, raw onion, mustard, steamed bun. but the delicate interplay between these ingredients when done right is symphonic.
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policy. in the unlikely event you are in the white house thinking that, you have massively underestimated the coal industry. because as it turns out, page after page of that petition looks something like this. notice anything weird? hundreds of signatures written in china characters. many which list aurora, colorado, as their hometown. are there hundreds of chinese living in colorado supporters of the coal ash industry? perhaps. but they apparently have name like steamed bun and most handsome guy. and china donkey. a group called the environmental integrity project spotted all of these suspicious signatures. they hired a mandarin translator and found a lot of these had names like steamed bun older
sister, steamed bun little sister, small steamed bun, big steamed bun. come to china big, come to china cat, come to china china, and come to china donkey. and maybe there is somebody named come to china donkey from aurora, colorado, who happens to be a vigorous supporter of the coal ash industry. but maybe not? it should be noted here until recently the american coal ash association, the lobbying group for coal ash, was headquartered in aurora, colorado. it is an executive at the coal ash group that runs this supposedly grassroots group that put up the petition on the wbt. 5 reporting on this petition last week and mother jones reported on it today, we reached out to the official to ask what s going on here with his group and this pgs. he told us, quote, i have no idea how they made their way. some environmental group wanted