Chestnut vs. Kobayashi Caeser's Payline...

[AlexMack]

Originally Posted by AKA_Monet

I amazed that Caeser's Palace in Vegas has a payline to it...

Well, the winner is not surprising. I am also amazed there is a "group" or "federation" for competitive eating. When did eating get "competitive"? Some people in the world starve...

When will community service get competitive? Different topic, different thread.

Caesar. Sorry, that misspelling was bugging me. Won't correct you on spelling again, I promise.

And I completely agree. It makes me sick to think of the gluttony in America and that it's now considered a sport. How many people are starving in the world and America feels there is no better way to celebrate Independence Day than with a hot dog eating contest? (That was a generalization, I realize that many of you do not feel that way.)

[jitterbug13]

I was watching Today and the National Geographic Channel is going to have a special on competive eating Sunday night. And they had a guy who ate 12 donuts in one minute.

[jon1856]

Originally Posted by porkfriedrice

Caesar. Sorry, that misspelling was bugging me. Won't correct you on spelling again, I promise.

And I completely agree. It makes me sick to think of the gluttony in America and that it's now considered a sport. How many people are starving in the world and America feels there is no better way to celebrate Independence Day than with a hot dog eating contest? (That was a generalization, I realize that many of you do not feel that way.)

The events take place all over the world.
The rest I agree with. Even more so after reading some of the records.