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Health Violations at ESA Food Vendors

Kyoto

Kyoto

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Looks like ESPN went around to every stadium (NBA NFL MLB NHL) and tested the food being served. Check out the Staples Center, Sushi at a basketball game? You deserve getting sick.

Utah

EnergySolutions Arena
Utah Jazz
Vendors with critical violations: 50%

Inspection report excerpt: Hot dogs waiting to be served had dropped below safe temperatures at several locations.

https://sports.espn.go.com/espn/otl/news/story?id=5401646
 
Soooo what we've learned from the article is that Jazz fans should not get hot dogs during the games
 
US Airways Center
Phoenix Suns
Vendors with critical violations: 38%

Inspection report excerpt: One location faced possible closure over pest problems after inspectors in December found mouse droppings and, upon reinspection, found "dozens of flies and a live roach" in the dish room.

Ok...uh...they probably ought to look into that.

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Invesco Field at Mile High Stadium
Denver Broncos
Vendors with critical violations: 61%

Inspection report excerpt: At three bars, inspectors found fruit flies in bottles of whiskey.




This stuff is gold.


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Sun Life Stadium
Miami Dolphins, Florida Marlins
Vendors with critical violations: 93%

Inspection report excerpt: In June 2009, an employee complained anonymously that small insects and other debris were blended into frozen alcoholic beverages at a stand where equipment wasn't being cleaned. When inspectors checked, they issued a critical violation for a buildup of slime inside the frozen drinks machine.
 
Doesn't everyone have a 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' policy on hot dogs? I don't want to want to know anything about the hot dog I'm eating, and I've never deluded myself into thinking there was anything safe about eating a hot dog.
 
All I ever get at the ESA is the pizza.

Even then, I only go to the one where the nice old ladies work because I know they're too sweet to ever **** up someone's food. Anyone who buys any food from those punk *** teenagers must be insane.
 
Madison Square Garden
New York Knicks, New York Rangers
Vendors with critical violations: 61%

Inspection report excerpt: At one stand, inspectors found "53 mouse excreta" (38 on top of a metal box underneath the cash registers in the front food-prep/service area and 15 on top of a carbonated-beverage dispensing unit).
 
I worked at the Orange Julius in the Towne Centre Mall in Provo about 7 years ago. The juice is good, but don't buy a hot dog.
 
Not only is the food a rip off but it's contaminated. Haha.

Sloanfelds policy: Eat before the game or after the game. Sneak something in if you must eat/drink.
 
Don't be a pansy. Its good for your immune system. I always get beer and hot dogs at ESA and that wont stop because of bugs, a little **** or being a little to cold.
 
billyshelby said:
Doesn't everyone have a 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' policy on hot dogs? I don't want to want to know anything about the hot dog I'm eating, and I've never deluded myself into thinking there was anything safe about eating a hot dog.
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There is absolutely nothing wrong with hot dogs that have been left out a little too long. Anybody eating a hot dog isn't worried about what they're eating, anyway.
****, when I was on my mission, I literally pulled a dead cockroach out my food and just kept going at it. I'm still alive to tell about it.
 
catratcho said:
There is absolutely nothing wrong with hot dogs that have been left out a little too long. Anybody eating a hot dog isn't worried about what they're eating, anyway.
****, when I was on my mission, I literally pulled a dead cockroach out my food and just kept going at it. I'm still alive to tell about it.
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I wouldn't admit that to too many people.
 
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