Oscar Mayer searches for Wienermobile drivers
The drivers are called 'hot doggers' and not only do they get to drive the Wienermobile through 20 states, they get to serve as an Oscar Mayer spokesperson at more than 200 events during the year.
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Jan 9, 2023, 11:28 AM
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12h agoPicture yourself behind the wheel of a 27-foot hot dog.
Oscar Mayer is now recruiting the next class of drivers for its iconic Wienermobile.
The drivers are called 'hot doggers' and not only do they get to drive the Wienermobile through 20 states, they get to serve as an Oscar Mayer spokesperson at more than 200 events during the year.
Hot-doggers also document their journeys on social media.
The company says it is looking for graduating college seniors who have an appetite for adventure.
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