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SAM vs. FREDDY For six years, Sam the Hot Dog Man has monopolized the Prep hot dog industry. Nearly ev Sam tows his wagon to the corner of Grand and Warren and sets up shop. Recent economic pn have forced him to raise the price from a buck to a buck and a quarter, but his dogs are si best. During recess and lunch, a flock of students, construction workers, and an assortm pedestrians cheerfully wait in a mile-long line for a bite. Whether you like them plain or with Sam is the man for a dynamite dog. Lately, however, Sam has been experiencing some comp from an unlikely newcomer: Freddy. Freddy's chuckwagon arrived for the first time in September. Unlike his worthy opp Freddy comes afterschool to a different hungry clientele. Freddy represents the new breed
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dog vendor: efficient, friendly, and clever. He has gone beyond hot dogs and has bra into the virtually untapped dairy group. His slushies come in a variety of flavors includii ever-popular cherry. He also sells burgers and soda, but his dogs remain his biggest item students and neighborhood kids. It was clear from the start that a problem would arise. The administration was prepar an all-out war. The National Guard was on call. The school perimeter was secured witt bags and artillery units. Undercover state troopers were scattered throughout the ranks i construction workers, their handguns hidden safely under those neon orange helmets. Fibergla armor was purchased for the dean and his patrol of armed guards. Fortunately, Sam am were able to put their differences aside. Afier all, Freddy was not stealing any business from Perhaps Sam put it best when he said, "As long as he [Freddy] is not here while I'm here, is no quarrelling." Are those fighting words? (Editor's Note - Nov. 9: Freddy hasn't been around for the past few weeks. coincidence, Sam's business has reportedly doubled in sales. Go figure...)
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