PETA plans to make presence at Joey Chestnut's comeback in Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest
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Joey Chestnut is returning to the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest after resolving a dispute that prevented him from competing last year. He will participate on the Fourth of July alongside PETA, which plans to distribute vegan hot dogs and promote a message of animal rights. PETA encourages the public to choose vegan options rather than supporting slaughterhouses. Chestnut previously encountered protests during the contest but still won. This year, PETA's involvement presents a new dynamic to the competitive eating event.
"Vegan hot dogs are delicious and kind, and who really wants to support slaughterhouses -- the word is enough -- by buying what comes out of them," PETA executive Tracy Reiman said to TMZ.
PETA said that "Tommy Tofu and his PETA pals will be right there at Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, distributing hundreds of tasty vegan hot dogs as they challenge hungry spectators to enjoy a free, flavorful Fourth that is also animal-friendly."
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