“We picked Chicago style hot dogs because they've got eight toppings... lo and behold, we'd have 100 people waiting in the line.”

Danny Meyer · Tony Robbins Podcast Daily · The Golden Rule of Hospitality | Tony Robbins Interviews Danny Meyer

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tested hospitality concept with a hot-dog cart in Madison Square Park, offering Chicago-style dogs with eight toppings, and measured line length (≈100 people) as validation

≈100 people waiting in line

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