How often do you go to The Home Depot?
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KidVermicious
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There used to be Johnsonville stands in front here. I would buy a cheddar brat every now and again.
Anymore I'm amazed there isn't a taco truck.
Anymore I'm amazed there isn't a taco truck.
Thefishguy77
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Some stores around here have them and some don't. The one in Bellevue seems to stay busy enough for an owner operator. There is a awesome hotdog stand across the street from woodinville home depot that stays very busy in the apron and fall on the cooler days. I know our job sites helped them stay in business.
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GangsterOfLove
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Sometimes I'll think up something I need to buy just so I can get a hot dog at the Home Depot in Anaheim Hills.
derpiful
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I actually do see them sold quite a bit. I occasionally buy them myself- they have one that's a hot dog wrapped in bacon, deep fried, and covered in cheese. Sooo good.
I had a buddy who worked at one of the local ones over the summer. You'd be surprised how much money they make a day in that stand. I'm sure it varies store to store, but still...
I had a buddy who worked at one of the local ones over the summer. You'd be surprised how much money they make a day in that stand. I'm sure it varies store to store, but still...
LittleCaesar
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I get to the Orange Box as often as I can, for I find it much more appealing than Lowes, better tool selection for one.
The cart for dogs, pretzels, etc used to be run here by a retired Army captain. He died and no one took his place. Now they just sell shingles, AC service, and lawn care.
The cart for dogs, pretzels, etc used to be run here by a retired Army captain. He died and no one took his place. Now they just sell shingles, AC service, and lawn care.
theMayor
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Depends what I'm looking for. I credit HF (and YouTube) for my entry into both automotive DIY and other DIY tasks around the house. I use HF to try my luck at a lot of stuff because it wont break the bank on tools I don't know if I'll ever need again or I wont mind replacing cheaply (ex: HF $4 heat gun). but even their Pittsburgh Brand wrenches are solid quality for everyday use and come with a lifetime warranty.
Now if its for something like a drill or sander or some other tool I know I'll need in the future, I'll go to HD and spend a little more money.
As for the hot dog stand, I've seen people standing around them or at the picnic table, but never eating one. I've never purchased one.
LandCruiser
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I’ve seen people eating at them in San Ramon, Monument, Colorado Springs, and Mobile.
patkelly4370
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Only saw the hotdogs in CA. Not here in AZ.
We go quite often as we built and rearrange our stables and corrals.
Other upcoming projects. A new chicken coop, expand the garage, run 220v out to it and the shop I'll be building, running electricity our to the barn.
I'm learning to avoid the box stores and go to contractor suppliers.
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We go quite often as we built and rearrange our stables and corrals.
Other upcoming projects. A new chicken coop, expand the garage, run 220v out to it and the shop I'll be building, running electricity our to the barn.
I'm learning to avoid the box stores and go to contractor suppliers.
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Oldmanb777
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I'm there (unfortunately) on a regular basis. Prior to Covid the hot dog stands were busy. My son knows the owner of 5 of them. Does a pretty good business, prior to Covid of course. It's been shut down since. So now he and his employees are remodelers/handy men. Not sure if they will come back or not.
Offroad Architect
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I wish we had a hot dog stand at any of our local Home Depot’s. I would make it a regular stop. Is this a Cali thing? Do the Bluth’s know about this? Is there always money in the hot dog stand? These questions must be answered!
