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This humorous essay recounts the author's experience with a bizarre hot dog cooker at a church youth center in the 1970s. The author vividly describes the process of 'electrocuting' the hot dogs, creating a darkly comedic image that serves as a metaphor for the unconventional and potentially dangerous food trends of the era. The story touches on the absurdity of using such a method for preparing food, juxtaposing it with the seemingly harmless activities of church youth groups, creating a light-hearted yet thought-provoking reflection on the past. Comparable works include David Sedaris

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