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Famous Uncle Al’s Hot Dogs & Grille, Inc.

Text Box: Statistics at a Glance...
Text Box: For the food retail industry, the hot dog is ‘hot!’  Americans spend billions of dollars each year on this food favorite in grocery stores, sports arenas, and other retail storefronts.  The entrance of a nationally-recognized hot dog restaurant concept could easily capture a meaningful share of this market and provide huge value to its shareholders:

- In 2006, consumers spent more than $3.9 billion on hot dogs and sausages in U.S. supermarkets – that equals more than 1.5 billion pounds of hot dogs and sausages bought at retail stores alone. 

- Americans will eat enough hot dogs at major league ballparks this year to stretch from RFK Stadium in Washington, DC to AT&T Park in San Francisco. 

- New Yorkers consume more hot dogs than in any other city – beating out Chicago and Los Angeles. 
Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport consumes SIX times more hot dogs – 725,000 – than Los Angeles International Airport and LaGuardia Airport combined. 

- On Independence Day, Americans will enjoy 150 million hot dogs – enough to stretch from D.C. to L.A. over five times. 

- During Hot Dog Season – Memorial Day to Labor Day – Americans typically consume 7 billion hot dogs – or 818 hot dogs consumed every second during that period. 

- U.S. soldiers in military posts around the world – from Fort Meyers in Arlington, VA to Okinawa, Japan to Aquana, Jordan – consumed 2.4 million hot dogs last year. 
Text Box: The Investor Value Proposition Defined

 

When it comes to making the “buy decision” for FDOG stock, the true value proposition can be found the many possibilities inherent in simplicity. 

SOS for investors, THE SIZZLE OF SIMPLICITY 

Famous Uncle Al’s Hot Dogs & Grille, Inc. is not trying to reinvent the wheel, develop an unproven technology, address an uncertain market, or penetrate a rollercoaster industry that dramatically moves up and down every time the economy shifts.  The Company is simply taking something that virtually all Americans enjoy—the experience of dining out—and using that enormous demand to build the country’s first nationwide chain of sit-down hot dog grills. 

When you combine a solid concept model like Famous Uncle Al’s with an open industry niche, introduce a great product backed by a solid management team, factor in the expertise and doors that the Kolaj brothers can open, execute a low overhead strategy, and play in a franchise space with a huge growth rate, great things can happen and the possibilities are exciting.  

There are no FDA approvals to secure, no patents to register, no clinicals to run, no huge capital expenditure, no gigantic competition that could wipe you out. You just execute your game plan, and Famous Uncle Al’s executives are already doing that. While many individuals have spent considerable time looking for more sophisticated ways to make money, the answer may be as straightforward as branding the "hot dog."

Text Box: Famous Uncle Al’s Restaurants offer an inviting mix of casual dining, family fun, a light atmosphere, a dose of nostalgia, and, of course, America’s best grilled hot dogs.