I hope it was a woman who invested everything she had in it to become an entrepreneur. Maybe she was once a girl who was inspired by a successful woman. I hope she was forced into hospitality services with an abusive male manager by starvation and understood her place as a woman.
It's funny because I used to feel bad for these guys thinking no one ever stopped to buy from them, but now I realize they're making a killing. I guess it just never happened when I walked by xD
That none of y'all ever come to Inwood, know what Inwood is, or even think about anything on manhattan above like 181st. I'm from Inwood and that's... Painfully true
+That Person The abbreviation is plural and not singular. How many types of mathematics are there? Several. Examples: Geometry, Calculus, Statistics etc. I too am Welsh, and only Americans' say "Math", as usual, it's because they perpetually butcher the English language. There is no such thing as "American English", it's just "English" with bad spelling.
Actually yes, there is such a thing as American English because dialects are a thing that exists no matter how much someone may not like Americans. There is also African American Vernacular English which has something called the 'habitual be' which does not exist in other English dialects. The phrase 'he be working' means 'he has a job', not 'he is working' or 'he is busy'. The differences between American and British English are smaller, but the only thing required to be real and internally correct dialects is that we understand the meaning of what one another is saying. So yes, there is American English, no matter how ridiculous or inconsistent it is. That is English in general anyway. Therefore, the abbreviation is singular here. Doing some math.
It’s the teachers who should be laughing. Public school teaching is a part time job with low entry requirements and no objective performance standards. Hot dog vendor work full time under more difficult conditions. Show me a vendor who quit at 3pm and gets summers off
@@stevekru6518 its the hot dog vendors who set their working hours, unlike teachers who are basically controlled by the school. running a hot dog stand is a business, how long the vendor chooses to work is a matter of choice
You'd think with that kind of foot traffic you could make most of your central park money back just having advertising space on your cart. I mean squarespace is sponsoring this... they'd certainly pay some money to a hot dog vendor.
Fair comment. You'd assume they'd want to use it for their own stand and I bet they do, but does that help? People pretty much recognise a hot dog stand by the looks of it and are too lazy to find a different one anyway. The "Bob's Sausage Stand" sign isn't going to improve business. Might as well sell off the space.
I was wondering about those 2 dollars. But I also wondered why he didn't speak about taxes. Usually there is no place or product you could sell to make a living without getting taxed.
I would guess that the owner of the licence is likely not the guy working the stand. Also, has anyone price checked the cost of cart hot dog in Central Park? $2 seems way too low.
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Calamari Matoi the Trap Expert it's actually not tissue, it's cloth and they can be pretty expensive. Not to mention the fact that it's a symbol, and just bc your stupid ass doesn't respect it doesn't mean that others, ie the majority of the US populace, don't either.
Squidtards' First Cousin Cloth, what’s the fucking difference? Maybe you should worry about the state of your country instead of people “disrespecting” your shitty flag.
So another example my parents lied to me. I have a degree and a “good job” as they described and yet the hot dog stand guy downstairs is making more than me...
@@pyrotechnicalbirdman5356 I don't understand the person with the stand without some type of education can't easily transition into different work while having an education allows for more options as long as those options required the education.
I love how he glances over the fact that you have to SELL for 14 hours a day (plus whatever time it takes for setup, takedown, inventory, supply chain management etc.)
THIS. So you’ll need to pay someone to help you and you are quickly eating into that amazing income and moving down into much more “pedestrian” salary ranges.
@@kmshaff in reality they make a profit of near 300k. They also have 5-8 full time employees at a stand. They are still making 100k each year in profit and they don't have to be the ones to stand and sell hotdogs.
you forgot to subtract the following : 1. TAX 2. His monthly cost of living. 3. Cost of the materials and utility cost. (hotdog cups , condiments, gas etc)
Profit is money that you can do anything with. You can choose to not pay your taxes. You can choose to be homeless. Hotdog cups, condiments, gas (etc) are not needed as a part of the service and usually only serve to enhance the quality or satisfaction gained from the service but not needed for the basis of the service itself. You can choose to buy those extras but doing so will obviously cut into your profit. All of this however can be made up for by raising the prices based on the assumed expenses.
all three points are very dumb, but as per your last point, he MUST incur expenses. Do you think he is getting sausages, bread, ketchup, water, etc for free? NO. That is an expense that he faces in order to operate.
USS-DH Lol if you don't pay your taxes the IRS is going to be on your ass and will probably arrest you for tax evasion and do a forfeiture case against all your property and assets 😂. You obviously don't know the repercussions of not paying your taxes.
Yeah and sometime people are sick for other reasons beside the food like smell.... I know this after living with other people where one of them got sick from what I was cooking....
Icarus People with drive. You sound like a lazy ass who never worked 1 hard day in your life. People that want to build something for their children to take over. People that love doing their Job. Passionate people that want to help others. These are small examples of who. And you ask who. And I say I do.
@1:00 They created an arbitrary barrier of entry which results in more expensive hot-dogs instead of some hot-dog stands going bankrupt and only the best survive, which comes naturally if the supply exceeds the demand.
It's New York City. They're notorious for not understanding basic economics. Hence rent controls, hot dog stand licenses, taxi licenses, etc. Over-regulation is the name of the game in NYC (and California).
@@MaartenvanRossemLezingen Correction the main concern is making money off the labor of others with 0 risks for yourself. Politicians always go on how businesses don't pay their fair share. It just goes to show some politicians still see their fellow man as nothing but a slave that can be made to work for them for free.
Jacques Marneweck not really. If everyone in the whole city were allowed to sell hot dogs, loads more people would be doing it and nobody would be making any money. If nobody is making money then people cut every possible corner to make the product less expensive. That means lower overall product quality. A whole lot better that the city ensures that only so many people can sell hot dogs, and that all those people have some pre-established investment in selling a higher quality product.
@@theanonymousmrgrape5911 which is not happening. Competition is removed thanks to the huge amount of startup funds needed. Thus in most cases there is no innovation at these stands. None is needed as competition is sorted out in some cases years in advance by buying off the government. That guy that sold the poison dogs will still sell them for years as foot traffic sees no competition. I'm not saying people don't have a option not to buy they are just forced to buy at a certain vender whilst in that area.
In 2 weeks, my small food cart will be active. I'm extremely excited about the future. I pay little to nothing for annual fees, etc. Small and simple is the way to go. Best of luck to you all! Thank you for the inspiration to keep going. It was a sure deal.
Running a food cart can be very rewarding, especially if you have a good location. I know an old man who retired from being a mill supervisor making 80K/year to run a food stand. He won't tell what he makes but he does steady business, and he gets out in the air and talks to people all day, which is probably healthier.
I remember a hotdog stand near my work, lots of foot traffic. I talked with him occasionally and one day I asked why he was gone from around November until March or so and the reason was simply he didn't like being out in the cold. He didn't have another job but he made enough money from that stand that he could just take 4 months off each year (6 months sometimes) no problem while living in freakin' Vancouver.
Unbelievable. If he can make enough to take time off why do it since he can do other stuff if he works for years straight? I remember making my first 20K extra and I wanted to switch jobs as soon as possible....
8am to 10pm? Who wants to work these hours? Besides, from what I see the weather in NY isn't that great so there will be days when there will be very few customers. And if we think about taxes which one has to pay for their income, then the whole idea of selling hot dogs is like slavery.
Why does America always artificially increase prices like this? The same crap with taxis. And eventually you have someone who comes up with something like Uber and destroys that industry.
I could say it is as simple as supply and demand, but that's a little too easy. You also got to factor in the license fees to run your stand, and also the amount of money you'll make and how much of that money you want to turn into profit. That's capitalism for you, provide others a good or service and make money off of it.
Great episode as always, I love the more casual jokey writing you do now. It helps differentiate the shorter videos on this channel from your other channel and the animations look great.
So, the Expensive hot dog stand was owned by someone from Poorest country in the world? Thats really interesting. Pasang Sherpa, Himalayan Inc, sounds a lot like from Nepal.
Yeah but what if the hot dog licensing requirements are just a form of regulatory capture on the part of the established hot dog sellers? If there were less barrier to entry, there would be more competition, and therefore the hot dogs would be cheaper?
There's only so cheap they can get and have someone still be able to make a profit selling them. But you are correct that the entire point of a business license is to limit competition (that's one of them anyway, the other point is to regulate them and make sure they're adhering to health and safety standards, in theory at least. Third reason a lot of governments have licensing requirements is well, just to raise revenue without the political backlash raising taxes usually creates.)
But it was his choice to pay those taxes. He only bid as much as it was worth to him to own it. Another way of looking at it is he is paying about 75 percent of what he makes in taxes leaving him with 25 percent return gross margin.
@@lightningdemolition1964 It's taxes because it's artificial restriction of supply, not a free market. Nothing prevented these outdoor stands before the government got involved turnstiletours.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Italian_pushcart_market_-_Arthur_Avenue-1.jpg so the rent was virtually free and the owners could keep that money (To be specific, the item would be sold at a cheaper price due to higher competition, but potato potahto, we keep 100% of the price of the hot dog circulating within the community, rather than having 75% of the value being siphoned off by the government on every transaction)
Thanks man, that's was a "WOW" and "Whoa". Never knew that. Also, thank you for encouraging us to use "square space". I want to start a small business selling t-shirt from pictures I creative. I love t-shirt. and will be using square space as my website builder.
Why don't you actually visit the stand? Hot dogs in those areas are not $2. They range from $3-4 and a bottled water is more like $2 so I think they can actually make 6 figures a year. If they weren't, then they wouldn't be bidding so high for those areas.
2$ for a new york hot dog? Ya sure? I can't remember the price when I was there but I am pretty sure it was higher. For all I know even water bottles were 5$ a piece
"... unless you wanna recreate the Purge. Not the movie, that's just what I call the day I ate that dog." We really don't appreciate this channel enough
i laughed so hard at the hot demand joke when you made that pause it is a key example of using a bad joke you know is bad but constructing it in a way that makes it funny.
Go watch my personal channel so I can feel fulfilled: th-cam.com/channels/DA1X6RrhzZQOHOGvC3KsWg.html
(Seriously, dawg)
Half as Interesting no.
Booooo
Hot Dogs, Cold Dogs, Warm Dogs, Cool Dogs, and too many 'dog' words in this video, until everyone realize, there are no airplane words.
How about flying dogs?
Does it have planes?
This is probably the video with the highest puns per minute ratio I've ever seen.
And don't forget about the buns.
You haven't seen any of Liza koshy's videos it even nigahiga?
p/m or ppm. this will become an internationally used ratio
Yet he missed out on the most obvious one! 2+2 = 4 - 1 = 3 .. yet he didn't say anything? That's an open goal if I've seen one.
he said let's do some quick maths before
Dog was said on average
28 times in 5 minutes
5.6 times per minute
once every 10.7 seconds
That's some quick maffs
Who r u dead meat?
Thanks for the useful information!
Here is a medal 🏅
I REALLY needed to know this.. THANK YOU!!!
That’s a high dog rate.
imagine the sadness of the person who paid $289,500 at the auction prior to 2020
I hope it was a woman who invested everything she had in it to become an entrepreneur. Maybe she was once a girl who was inspired by a successful woman. I hope she was forced into hospitality services with an abusive male manager by starvation and understood her place as a woman.
In Victoria, Australia taxi licences were close to $500k at one point, imagine paying that a month before Uber went into operation...
These puns hurt so good
*buns
Some, though, were nearly the wurst
Don’t let it dog you down.
Imo too many detracts from the serious nature of academic hot dog research.
they burn
If you were in a hot dog pun race you would be the weiner
*wiener
Weiner ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Yasssss
*top dog
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What if you are driving slowly with a hot dog food van?
Legit MR SLAV?
@@karlvincentnolastname9353 yes
HASMAWATI HASHIM not OP, but ok.
Or vending on a backpack
@@JoeMama-cl1br that don't really matter mr. Redditor
It's funny because I used to feel bad for these guys thinking no one ever stopped to buy from them, but now I realize they're making a killing. I guess it just never happened when I walked by xD
wow i dint know you watched this guy
Linkmon99 I feel the exact same
Honestly, he got unlucky with the food poisoning. I’ve had dozens and dozens of them and never gotten sick.
Linkmon99 now they are making fun out of you
People these days will eat anything.
2 + 2 is 4 -1 dats 3 QUIK MATHS
Smoke trees
Mbathroom1 Hold tight Asznee, he's got a pumpee. Hold tight my man (my guy) he's got a frisbee!
It’s litt
Mans not hot
I tell her man's not hot, I tell her man's not hot
"For most New Yorkers, this is Canada"
FACT CHECK: TRUE
Carl, that kills people
I used to live in Queens near the elmont raceway
can you explain what he means by "to most New Yorkers this is basically Canada"
That none of y'all ever come to Inwood, know what Inwood is, or even think about anything on manhattan above like 181st. I'm from Inwood and that's... Painfully true
Solution, have a burger stand
Then you need a grill and a way bigger propane tank to keep it lit.... and you'd have a lot of grease to get rid of at the end of the day.
@@themonkeyhand Boil the burgers, duh.
@@leechyfruit4464 boil it? Uhhh you mean steamed? Or boil as in that kitchen nightmare episode ?
@@articusramos808 Was I not clear, put the burgers in water, and heat the water to 100°c.
They probably regulate that too.
Quick maths
That Person I’m Welsh
+That Person The abbreviation is plural and not singular. How many types of mathematics are there? Several. Examples: Geometry, Calculus, Statistics etc. I too am Welsh, and only Americans' say "Math", as usual, it's because they perpetually butcher the English language. There is no such thing as "American English", it's just "English" with bad spelling.
Junior Hoilett
Meths
Actually yes, there is such a thing as American English because dialects are a thing that exists no matter how much someone may not like Americans. There is also African American Vernacular English which has something called the 'habitual be' which does not exist in other English dialects. The phrase 'he be working' means 'he has a job', not 'he is working' or 'he is busy'. The differences between American and British English are smaller, but the only thing required to be real and internally correct dialects is that we understand the meaning of what one another is saying. So yes, there is American English, no matter how ridiculous or inconsistent it is. That is English in general anyway. Therefore, the abbreviation is singular here. Doing some math.
Teachers: Pay attention or you'll sell hotdogs for a living
Hot Dog Sellers: *Laughs in triple their salary
It’s the teachers who should be laughing. Public school teaching is a part time job with low entry requirements and no objective performance standards. Hot dog vendor work full time under more difficult conditions. Show me a vendor who quit at 3pm and gets summers off
@@stevekru6518 just no, that's not how teaching works.
@@heyda found the teacher
@@stevekru6518 its the hot dog vendors who set their working hours, unlike teachers who are basically controlled by the school. running a hot dog stand is a business, how long the vendor chooses to work is a matter of choice
So many puns... So little time...
the quick maths one though
Half as interesting
You'd think with that kind of foot traffic you could make most of your central park money back just having advertising space on your cart. I mean squarespace is sponsoring this... they'd certainly pay some money to a hot dog vendor.
Fair comment. You'd assume they'd want to use it for their own stand and I bet they do, but does that help? People pretty much recognise a hot dog stand by the looks of it and are too lazy to find a different one anyway. The "Bob's Sausage Stand" sign isn't going to improve business. Might as well sell off the space.
How many companies want to be associated with diabetes diahrea and food poisoning from a greasy hot dog salesperson
Maybe some anit-sickness & anti-diarrhea big phama company haha to prove how good their product is!
Fuckin' Pepto Bismol is missing a prime opportunity here.
Most likely the NY hot dog license blocks the use of 3rd-party advertising on the stand.
When he said ‘2+2 is 4 - 1 thats 3’ I was really hoping he’d say ‘Quick maths’, but I was let down.
He said it before that, though.
Theres a skrraaaa in the background
I was hoping he'd say ‘quick math‘ 😐 isn't this guy american? What's with adding that stupid nonsensical 's' on the end of 'math'? 🤔
@@ClipsNSnipsBecause different countries have different spellings, like mom and mum.
@@ClipsNSnips it's a reference to man's not hot by big shaq, he says quick maths in the song cause he's British
You fit an impressive amount of puns in this video.
The Hungry Gringo he could be a *stand* up comedian
This show is getting completely out of hand with the puns. They are simply not punny anymore.
Lazy and tiresome puns, not impressed at all. Had to dislike the video because of how annoyed it made me feel.
It's worse than Carl Azuz
I like the videos, but the puns are getting out of control.
2 plus 2 is 4 minus 1 that's 3. Ohh noo he didn't ...
quick mafff
OH NEIN HE DIDN'T
WHOOOOOO!!!!!
Quick maths
asylkz the meme died normies
plebs during the purge: murder, steal, etc
me: sell hot dogs in nyc w/o a license
How much is the penalty , if I sell hot dogs without license.?
2+2=4
Minus 1, that's 3
Quick mafs
xr1weazelx everyday mans on the block smoke trees
i thought i was the only one to hear that
Lol
See yo girl in da pahk
That girl is an uckers
When the ting go quack-quack-quack
You man was ducking
On this channel, hog dogs are sold with puns, not buns.
"Don't sell drugs kids, sell dogs" - Half as Tentative
Top 10 sentences that were out of context and ended in jail.
🤣
The jokes are actually kinda good, don't listen to the haters.
They _are_ good, just a bit much you know? You can't force jokes out of everything.
But isn't that the joke sebastian?
Doesn't mean you should
They are amazing
actually i like this channel more than his other one because of the jokes
2$ for a hotdog ? lmao they sell it for like 4$ for 1
I was wondering about those 2 dollars. But I also wondered why he didn't speak about taxes. Usually there is no place or product you could sell to make a living without getting taxed.
Snowgoon It was all about profit not income
Costco sells hotdogs $1 each so yeah $2/hotdog is entirely possible
the first time I traveled to new york, many stands were selling dogs for 8-10 dollars per dog, no joke
@@FroPvp sold at a loss.
I would guess that the owner of the licence is likely not the guy working the stand.
Also, has anyone price checked the cost of cart hot dog in Central Park? $2 seems way too low.
They charge around 3.50, but If you look like tourist or foreign person they charge you more.
Depends of the hot dog stand.
Exactly. I'd be shocked if any hot dog stand with a license that cost more than $100k has the owner of the license actually peddling dogs.
@@hankmesker So they charge $4, since most people wont care about the change/pennies
Hot demand LMAO
Doge Fujiwara I
Nearly 290,000 dollars for a hot dog about the same amount of cash as a hot dog at most NFL games
Can I get 1000 subs no videos?
Are you trying to confuse the youtube recommendations ai?
Subscribed. Although you should set your 'liked videos' to private, it currently shows up as a playlist on your page and all of those videos then show up on your videos tab.
Chadwicked B
Getting angry because of a fucking piece of tissue
Calamari Matoi the Trap Expert it's actually not tissue, it's cloth and they can be pretty expensive. Not to mention the fact that it's a symbol, and just bc your stupid ass doesn't respect it doesn't mean that others, ie the majority of the US populace, don't either.
Squidtards' First Cousin
Cloth, what’s the fucking difference?
Maybe you should worry about the state of your country instead of people “disrespecting” your shitty flag.
So you're a millionaire what is your secret?
*I Sellin hotdog for life
Here in my city we have a guy who became a millionaire playing the street organ, so that's actually not impossible.
gotta love those hot puns
I upload shit Buns*
+Donald J Trump r/whoosh
2+2=4-1=3
That's quick maffs.
Mbathroom1 smoke trees
The sum of 2+2 is not equivalent to 4-1 nor 3.
What I just said is proven by logical-mathematical reasoning that is based on the most fundamental skills of mathematics.
r/iamverysmart
Math*
So another example my parents lied to me. I have a degree and a “good job” as they described and yet the hot dog stand guy downstairs is making more than me...
One year later, is that degree still useless?
@@pyrotechnicalbirdman5356 I don't understand the person with the stand without some type of education can't easily transition into different work while having an education allows for more options as long as those options required the education.
*take a shot everytime he says dawg*
2+2 is 4 minus 1 that's 3 QUICK MATHS!
Keep up the jokes man, use the salt from your haters to keep the streets of Canada thawed in winter
You are the definition of poor taste.
Pedro O ahahahaha.....
fuck off the meme is dead
J
I Know Right! XDDD
I love how he glances over the fact that you have to SELL for 14 hours a day (plus whatever time it takes for setup, takedown, inventory, supply chain management etc.)
and do that 365 days of the year and sell 1000+ items each day
THIS. So you’ll need to pay someone to help you and you are quickly eating into that amazing income and moving down into much more “pedestrian” salary ranges.
@@kmshaff in reality they make a profit of near 300k. They also have 5-8 full time employees at a stand. They are still making 100k each year in profit and they don't have to be the ones to stand and sell hotdogs.
2+2-1=3 and he said «Quick Maths» lmfao i remember that from big shaq
*Cancerous
Tummywubs you sure are going to every comment insulting people.
Yes! That's the joke
2+2 is 4 - 1 thats 3 quick maths.
good job brain work
you forgot to subtract the following :
1. TAX
2. His monthly cost of living.
3. Cost of the materials and utility cost. (hotdog cups , condiments, gas etc)
Profit is money that you can do anything with.
You can choose to not pay your taxes.
You can choose to be homeless.
Hotdog cups, condiments, gas (etc) are not needed as a part of the service and usually only serve to enhance the quality or satisfaction gained from the service but not needed for the basis of the service itself. You can choose to buy those extras but doing so will obviously cut into your profit.
All of this however can be made up for by raising the prices based on the assumed expenses.
and he forgot to use real prices.
all three points are very dumb, but as per your last point, he MUST incur expenses. Do you think he is getting sausages, bread, ketchup, water, etc for free? NO. That is an expense that he faces in order to operate.
Isaac Windfield well, he mentioned the cost to produce a Hot Dog (75ct) and the drinks (25ct). So the materials are in his calculation
USS-DH Lol if you don't pay your taxes the IRS is going to be on your ass and will probably arrest you for tax evasion and do a forfeiture case against all your property and assets 😂. You obviously don't know the repercussions of not paying your taxes.
It is incredibly difficult to know what caused your food poisoning. Some take only hours to kick in, but some take days.
Yeah and sometime people are sick for other reasons beside the food like smell.... I know this after living with other people where one of them got sick from what I was cooking....
Who the F works 14 hours a day, 365 days a year?!
Icarus It’s called hiring employees part time for days you want off
immigrants
Icarus peiple like me who told their family to fuck off
Icarus
People with drive. You sound like a lazy ass who never worked 1 hard day in your life. People that want to build something for their children to take over. People that love doing their Job. Passionate people that want to help others. These are small examples of who. And you ask who. And I say I do.
Ruben Carmona
Speak for yourself.
2+2=4-1 that 3 quick mafth
EvMarenZ I bet you don't even know who 67 are.
Clorox Bleach 67 also got the beat from Someone else as well, so the beat was recycled like twice before everyone knowing it
A B C D ALPHABET!
loool
My dad lost his mind. Randomly quit his job started a hot dog stand, promptly went bankrupt.
What made him lose his mind?
that's because he is an honest person and didn't want to poison his buyers.
Ask him to start selling coffee on a back pack
He probably watched this vid where they try to act like it's easy lol.
these dog puns have become quite dogmatic
nick 450 what even
It’d be even funnier if it made sense
Please just continue with your jokes ^^
I bought hotdogs from there so many times but never got sick 🤷♂️
I was dog tired of those puns by the end!!
3:22 2+2=4-1=3 that quick math
so 2+2=3?
k
Why tho?
He managed to sneak that in and I only noticed it when he did 2+2.
3:22 THAT'S WHAT I CALL QUICK MATHS
That's what I call quick math
@@ClipsNSnips its a reference to a song called mans not hot
Usually I hate excessive puns and injection of forced humor, but the way you just roll the jokes is so good and keep your pacing is killer. I love it!
2+2 is 4 , minus one that's 3 quick mafs
I Know Right! XDDD
3:23 I already see all the edgy 12 year olds coming for that.
What the fuck is your definition of "edgy"
what the fuck is your definition of “baked”
Man's not hot (dog)
3.22 Quick maths
nigga that was like 6 months ago
in it he says 2+2= 4-1=3 which is a lyric in that song
@1:00 They created an arbitrary barrier of entry which results in more expensive hot-dogs instead of some hot-dog stands going bankrupt and only the best survive, which comes naturally if the supply exceeds the demand.
It's New York City. They're notorious for not understanding basic economics. Hence rent controls, hot dog stand licenses, taxi licenses, etc. Over-regulation is the name of the game in NYC (and California).
Their main concern is the streets not getting overcrowded with hot dog stands, not quality of the hot dogs.
@@MaartenvanRossemLezingen Correction the main concern is making money off the labor of others with 0 risks for yourself. Politicians always go on how businesses don't pay their fair share. It just goes to show some politicians still see their fellow man as nothing but a slave that can be made to work for them for free.
Jacques Marneweck not really. If everyone in the whole city were allowed to sell hot dogs, loads more people would be doing it and nobody would be making any money. If nobody is making money then people cut every possible corner to make the product less expensive. That means lower overall product quality. A whole lot better that the city ensures that only so many people can sell hot dogs, and that all those people have some pre-established investment in selling a higher quality product.
@@theanonymousmrgrape5911 which is not happening. Competition is removed thanks to the huge amount of startup funds needed. Thus in most cases there is no innovation at these stands. None is needed as competition is sorted out in some cases years in advance by buying off the government. That guy that sold the poison dogs will still sell them for years as foot traffic sees no competition. I'm not saying people don't have a option not to buy they are just forced to buy at a certain vender whilst in that area.
In 2 weeks, my small food cart will be active. I'm extremely excited about the future. I pay little to nothing for annual fees, etc. Small and simple is the way to go. Best of luck to you all!
Thank you for the inspiration to keep going. It was a sure deal.
Not even a *hotpuppy* joke ? ¶:
Running a food cart can be very rewarding, especially if you have a good location. I know an old man who retired from being a mill supervisor making 80K/year to run a food stand. He won't tell what he makes but he does steady business, and he gets out in the air and talks to people all day, which is probably healthier.
he's already out of business..... Some girl scouts took over his spot
"Let's do some quick maths; 2 + 2 is 4, minus 1 thats 3" OHHHHHHHH HE DID NOT!
You're really dogging me with these puns.
I remember a hotdog stand near my work, lots of foot traffic. I talked with him occasionally and one day I asked why he was gone from around November until March or so and the reason was simply he didn't like being out in the cold. He didn't have another job but he made enough money from that stand that he could just take 4 months off each year (6 months sometimes) no problem while living in freakin' Vancouver.
Unbelievable. If he can make enough to take time off why do it since he can do other stuff if he works for years straight? I remember making my first 20K extra and I wanted to switch jobs as soon as possible....
8am to 10pm? Who wants to work these hours? Besides, from what I see the weather in NY isn't that great so there will be days when there will be very few customers. And if we think about taxes which one has to pay for their income, then the whole idea of selling hot dogs is like slavery.
ikr also who works 365 days per year
The weather is not that bad..
Not to forget that expenses like taxes in NYC are high.
Immigrants
Diego Perez - well people BID for these contracts. Clearly people wouldn’t bid so high if it wasn’t worth it.
Im convinced this video was just made to see how many hot dog puns could be put into a 5 minute educational video
That sponsorship was smooth
Why does America always artificially increase prices like this? The same crap with taxis. And eventually you have someone who comes up with something like Uber and destroys that industry.
onee that is what democrats do.
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Uber operates at a loss for long enough to drive competition out of business and secure customer loyalty. Then they raise prices.
onee 2 buck's for a hot dog is pretty reasonable lol
I could say it is as simple as supply and demand, but that's a little too easy. You also got to factor in the license fees to run your stand, and also the amount of money you'll make and how much of that money you want to turn into profit.
That's capitalism for you, provide others a good or service and make money off of it.
I learn about new “dog jokes” every time I watch this video
1:40 "The day I ate that dog."
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Epic Phoenix Chinese kids 🤦🏻♂️
Great episode as always, I love the more casual jokey writing you do now. It helps differentiate the shorter videos on this channel from your other channel and the animations look great.
imagine paying $289,500 just to sell hot dogs for like 2 bucks
$2 is the low end you will usually see them for $3.50 to $5
Source: I am a former resident
any job pays well if you work 14 hours a day and 7 days a week
Not well enough apparently if all you do is work, sleep, eat, and shit. Any day, every day.
Slavery doesn't pay much...
400 years of working and they still poor?? That sounds like a CHOICE.
TheSwoleBroscientist genius
3:25 I automatically thought quick maths when he said that
The chances of 1 customer per 2 minutes the whole year through the shitty seasons is unrealistic tho
So, the Expensive hot dog stand was owned by someone from Poorest country in the world? Thats really interesting. Pasang Sherpa, Himalayan Inc, sounds a lot like from Nepal.
RyuzakiNabin he didn’t actually have the money to own it. All fake a big scheme. Ridiculous
Yeah but what if the hot dog licensing requirements are just a form of regulatory capture on the part of the established hot dog sellers?
If there were less barrier to entry, there would be more competition, and therefore the hot dogs would be cheaper?
drdca probably a little bit of both, like usual.
Goverment is like the Mafia.
Taking money from poor food vendors
+Kevin Hinojosa "Poor" food vendors? Many of them make more money than I do.
There's only so cheap they can get and have someone still be able to make a profit selling them. But you are correct that the entire point of a business license is to limit competition (that's one of them anyway, the other point is to regulate them and make sure they're adhering to health and safety standards, in theory at least. Third reason a lot of governments have licensing requirements is well, just to raise revenue without the political backlash raising taxes usually creates.)
drdca my economic fellow traveller :)
The “Skrrra” at 3:27 earned you my sub
Skrrrrrrrrrrrra!
Quick maths!
Man's not hotdog
This meme has died
So what your saying they pay 3x more in taxes than what they make!!
But it was his choice to pay those taxes. He only bid as much as it was worth to him to own it. Another way of looking at it is he is paying about 75 percent of what he makes in taxes leaving him with 25 percent return gross margin.
@@lightningdemolition1964 It's taxes because it's artificial restriction of supply, not a free market. Nothing prevented these outdoor stands before the government got involved turnstiletours.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Italian_pushcart_market_-_Arthur_Avenue-1.jpg so the rent was virtually free and the owners could keep that money (To be specific, the item would be sold at a cheaper price due to higher competition, but potato potahto, we keep 100% of the price of the hot dog circulating within the community, rather than having 75% of the value being siphoned off by the government on every transaction)
No, the profit is what they make after taxes
me on the outside: Nice puns
me on the inside: shutup Ur puns and jokes are bad
The fucking glizzy license.
3:22 2+2 is 4-1 is 3 QUICK MATHS
Thanks man, that's was a "WOW" and "Whoa". Never knew that. Also, thank you for encouraging us to use "square space". I want to start a small business selling t-shirt from pictures I creative. I love t-shirt. and will be using square space as my website builder.
I am here for the jokes.
I saw the squarespace plug a mile away.
more like 2 football fields away.
But didn't see so many Dogs on the way
2 football fields is less than an 8th of a mile
The ToxBloxer shhhhhh its ok. its just a reference from the australian fence thing video
I wonder when they're going to start requiring licenses for those guys who sell bootleg luxury purses and wallets on a blanket on the sidewalk.
Why don't you actually visit the stand? Hot dogs in those areas are not $2. They range from $3-4 and a bottled water is more like $2 so I think they can actually make 6 figures a year. If they weren't, then they wouldn't be bidding so high for those areas.
Nyc bottled water by central park be like 5 bucks sometimes lmao
2$ for a new york hot dog? Ya sure? I can't remember the price when I was there but I am pretty sure it was higher. For all I know even water bottles were 5$ a piece
I remember paying like $15 for a hotdog and a gatorade near times square about 5 years ago.
The hot dog made you sick because it was made of real dog. That's a New York specialty!
E V E R Y D A Y M A N S O N T H E B L O C K
SupremeOverlordess smoke trees
I see your girl in the park
Keir Patrick that girl was a uckers
Hold tight aznee
I’m amazed I stood a dog’s chance at enduring these puns.
Yeemint Official I think you’re barking up the wrong tree.
@@frankwu4747 god, these puns are pretty ruff
"... unless you wanna recreate the Purge. Not the movie, that's just what I call the day I ate that dog."
We really don't appreciate this channel enough
"Two plus two is four minus one that's three quick maths. Everyday mans on the block. Smoke trees."
- Half as Interesting
i laughed so hard at the hot demand joke when you made that pause it is a key example of using a bad joke you know is bad but constructing it in a way that makes it funny.
The one who issues the license is the real killer. Imagine earning billion dollars just issuing license.
Who else has bought a hot dog from that stand outside of the Metropolitan Museum before?
Not since I was 12 in the early 70s.
“Don’t sell drugs, kids, sell dogs.”
Now, they are $289.00 and it's a gamble.
300,000 for a license. WoW. Thats freaking much!
3:54 through 3:56 got deep "dont sell drugs kids sell dogs"🐕=🌭
@User well i have multiple hot dogs emoji's 🐕🦺🐕🐩🌭🐶
"Bill, why is there a $300k bill on our credit card, I wanted that sports car!"
"I'm selling wieners."
I didn’t know it costed so much to sell glizzy for glizzy gobblers
The only time I've ever been to NYC I bought a street pretzel (dont like hot dogs). Best damn pretzel of my entire life
You only pay that high price for the license one time. Then it's a renewal fee every year. About 10 to 15k a year. You don't pay the 289k every year.
Lol 2+2is4-1thats 3 quick maths.... Everyday man's on the block.. Smoke hotdogs
3:25 Why else heard Big Shaq say “Skrra” when he did the quick mafs
Oh my god why doesn't this have more likes
Here's the best part: the vendor gets all his hot dogs for free in addition to all the soft drinks & ice cream.
3:21 QUICK MATHFFS