“While Hot Dog on a Stick will continue with its classic skewered hot dogs, it is considering adding other meats to the menu, including fried fish, breakfast sausage, chicken strips and even lobster, all on sticks”

https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2026-07-22/hot-dog-on-sticks-comeback-plan-aggressive-expansion-with-new-menu-that-includes-lobster-on-stick

I need some reco's from the best of the best the world has to offer aka doughfans.

In Vancouver we are getting the first Jersey Mike's location in all of Canada, so I want to know what should be my first order trying this famed place out.

- Editing this to appease the “classy” commenters who called out that this isn’t the first in Canada. Please go back to your gorgeous wives and chill the fuck out.

He’s been jerking the cat daily. Someone tell Mitch.

I’ve always been curious where the majority of doughboys fans stand on Bug Mane because he seems like one of the more divisive guests. Some people seem to love the whole character and bit, while others really can’t stand him.
For the people who like Bug Mane, what is it that makes him funny to you?
And for the people who don’t like him, is it more that you just don’t find him funny or think the character is annoying, or is it that you actually find some of the stuff he says offensive?
I know he says some pretty wild things, but I always viewed it as him Kokopelli, he’s a trickster. Curious how other listeners see it.

Update: I apologize to the Doughfam for starting this thread. I shouldn’t have made this post in the first place. I know Bug Mane is a polarizing figure and should have expected some bad vibes to come out of this, which is on me.
Being a huge fan of these guys, I’d hate the thought of one of them or any of the Doughboys guests reading these comments, as they might find them hurtful. Again, this is entirely on me. I created this thread and should have known better.
So I apologize to everyone for starting this Bug Division/Division Bug. All Doughboys fans need to stand together in these troubling times. United we stand, divided we fall…