The hot dog looked like any other... But something in it put Arthur into such a quiet, self-reflective mood that he danced the night away without a care in the world! Never had we seen him so short on words but high on energy!

We tried one run-of-the-mill dog and one that had upgraded condiments. Both were nice, reliable ways to check off your "must have hotdog" to-do list during a game. But we stayed away from the Happy Dogs they were serving out in left field as they appeared to be the "pile style" hot dogs and were quite a bit more expensive. We weren't down for that this time.

Today's review has little outward confirmation that Arthur's hot dog was great except for a quick thumbs-up before he shuffled his way back to the seats to watch the Cleveland Indians drop a game to Justin Verlander and the Huston Astros. It might have been Arthur's energy leading to this outcome because Justin is one of his favorite players, a product of hearing his name called out as MVP every time we turn on MLB 2K12 on the XBOX 360.

Regardless of what voodoo was being practiced that night everyone had a great time and went home happy. Today's review is the first (and maybe the only?) totally devoid of any dialogue! There might have been something in that hot dog, and the only way you'll know is if you go have one too.