GOAT: Joey Chestnut eats 71 hot dogs & buns, 20,590 calories in 10 minutes

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Go Joey Chestnut!!
 



I assume this guy undergoes some kind of regular health screening process.

It would be interesting to see his test results - cholesterol, blood pressure, etc.

Unless he's just some kind of genetic freak, I don't see how eating like this does not have a pretty significant impact on his body.
 

short ornery norwegian said:
I assume this guy undergoes some kind of regular health screening process.

It would be interesting to see his test results - cholesterol, blood pressure, etc.

Unless he's just some kind of genetic freak, I don't see how eating like this does not have a pretty significant impact on his body.
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Go watch the 30 for 30 on Kobiyashi (I don't know how to spell his name). They dive into the details of their training and diet. It is a fascinating documentary.
 


bottlebass said:
Go watch the 30 for 30 on Kobiyashi (I don't know how to spell his name). They dive into the details of their training and diet. It is a fascinating documentary.
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I thought it was pretty weak and amateurish, relative to the other 30/30s.
 



Section2 said:
No. Do you disagree with my comment?
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I don't disagree that the 30 for 30's aren't the best documentaries. But I stand by my comment that the Kobayashi one was fascinating.
 



bottlebass said:
I don't disagree that the 30 for 30's aren't the best documentaries. But I stand by my comment that the Kobayashi one was fascinating.
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My point was that a lot of 30 for 30s have high production value and are great documentaries, and it felt like they mailed the kobayashi one in. Kobayashi is interesting.
 

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