Everyone loves hotdogs, and if it inspired by something special, it is better and more famous.
Last weekend, The Wiener's Circle launched a hot dog special named "Trump Footlong", a 3-inch hotdog, inspired by Donald Trump, according to Wiener's Circle creative director Brendan Kelly.
The menu, which is incidentally named "Trump Art of the Meal", includes three items, namely the Trump Footlong costing $2.69, the Trump Package at $8.30 and the Super PAC at $12.56, according to Red Eye.
Notably, the Trump footlong is dressed in Chicago style, the Trump package includes two mini - dogs with fries and drink, and the Super PAC comes with four mini - dogs, fries and a drink.
"At The Wiener's Circle, we're going to do our part to make him feel at home," Kelly said. "Americans are hungry for a good old fashioned Trump footlong."
Kelly also mentioned that there are plans to dress up the hot dog joint and staff with signage and hats that read "Make wieners great again." They are also planning on putting decorations on the building.
"I believe that the tagline for the wall is, 'We're going to build a wall to keep E. coli out and make Chipotle pay for it,'" Kelly said in jest, when asked about the wall décor. "As of now, we've heard nothing back [from Chipotle], but you know, that's why you gotta play hardball with these guys."
Notably, the hot dogs were released after Marco Rubio repeatedly brought the size of Trump's hands into spotlight, where the presidential candidate was accused of having small hands.
At a recent rally in Virginia, Rubio said, "He's like 6'2" which is why I don't understand why his hands are the size of someone who is 5'2″. Have you seen his hands? You know what they say about men with small hands? You can't trust them," according to reports from People Magazine.
Shortly after, Trump fired back during the Fox News Debate: "He referred to my hands, if they're small, something else must be small," said Trump at the GOP debate. "I guarantee you, there's no problem."
