Being a hotdogger has so many perks, that sometimes it feels unreal. I’m so excited to partake in this journey and spread miles of smiles across the country. I love smiling and having fun, and being able to do this on a daily basis is a very overwhelming feeling. Meeting new people everyday, and making them smile when rolling into town with a 27 foot long hotdog is a very memorable experience. Look forward to sharing my stories while traveling coast-to-coast on this wiener roast.

I never thought that I will have to overcome my fear of heights at Hotdogger High.  One of our exercises included major heights.  Rope claiming was the most challenging to me.  As I was getting closer to the top,  I was so scared to make a move and fall, but I knew I had to trust my team and overcome my fears.  When I reached the top, I had accomplished one of the team goals and I had step out of my comfort zone.  As a hotdogger, trust and team work are essential for success.

Driving the Wienermobile is a full time job, which means we spend nearly 365 days a year spreading miles of smiles everywhere we go. As you can imagine, we Hotdoggers have some pretty interesting adventures as we road trip across America. To give you a snapshot of what our life is like, the people we meet and the places we go, here are some of our most relished summer memories we’ve made while cruising around in our 27-foot hot dogs – and one “mini” 15-footer.

Enjoy and franks for visiting!