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Andy Nesbitt

A young MLB fan had a priceless reaction to dropping a whole hot dog at Tigers-White Sox game

on (Person) Tigers MLB

There are few things in life that are better than sitting outside at a Major League Baseball game and enjoying a nice hot dog. Throw some mustard on there, maybe some onions, sit back, and enjoy a nice snack while watching baseball.

It’s the little things in life, folks!

Well. on Sunday at the Tigers-White Sox game in Chicago a young MLB fan suffered a devastating loss when he dropped his whole hot dog from his bun and could only watch as it fell to the ground at Guaranteed Rate Field (man, what a dumb name for a baseball stadium).

Look at how well he handed it, though:

Kid handled that like a champ, though I’m sure his dad was a little disappointed because that dog probably cost more than it should have.

Twitter felt for the kid.

 

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