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>>/76643/ The Shriners suck on a sausage/hot dog and get electrocuted during their initiation ritual. I think the sonic chili dog is a reference to that. Especially that scene in the third pic of 76643 where sonic is sucking the hot dog. The chili dog is also a sodomy allusion and the cartoons use chili dogs in place of sex. Sonic wins 6,000,000 Mobiums and says he will donate it to charity, but spend it all on chili dogs instead. The Shriners and Masons have a lot of phony charities that feed back into themselves. https://www.withoneaccord.org/assets/images/freedownloads/Shriner-1.pdf We will get into the theological problems with the ritual later. Right now, I would just like you to image your pastor, or deacon, or perhaps your father going through this ordeal.First of all, you are actually given a physical by a doctor to be certain you are equal to the task (I am not making this up!). Then, if you pass, you are made to strip to your underwear and are blindfolded. What I did not know at the time is that everything that was happening to me was taking place on a stage with dozens of Shriners out in the audience watching.We had to walk with other candidates over the "burning sands" of the desert (everything in the Shrine is couched in Arabic imagery). Barefoot, we walked over what we later learned was a carpet with electric wires in it designed to slightly burn our feet, without causing any damage to them. This was probably the reason for the physical - as someone with a pacemaker or a bad ticker might have a little problem with such a journey.Another "high point" consisted of having to get down on all fours (still blindfolded) and try to suck on a hot dog which was dangling somewhere in the general vicinity of my face. As I was attempting to do this, I was being poked in my rear with what felt like a pretty serious hat-pin. Additionally, I was led to believe I was being urinated on by a dog in the face.No wonder the Shrine Potentate later wryly observed to me: "Heck of a way to treat a friend!" Now, imagine your pastor on his hands and knees in his BVDs, trying to suck on a hot dog while being poked with a hat-pin. It rather destroys your image of a man of God, doesn't it? https://sonic.fandom.com/wiki/Chili_dog The chili dog (チリドッグ Chiri doggu?) is an object that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. It is a food product consumed on earth (and in other dimensions), which is made and sold by several parties. It is perhaps best known as the favorite food of Sonic the Hedgehog.[1] Sonic the Hedgehog's fondness for chili dogs is something that originates in western territories, first established in the animated series, Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. Even before that, the earliest canon reference to Sonic's enjoyment of hot dogs (rather than the more specific chili dogs) was in Sonic the Comic #5, where Sonic is having three hundred hot dogs as a part of his breakfast. In the years since, the chili dog has been established as Sonic's favorite food in just about every Sonic-related media, eventually making its way into the games' canon as well. This makes the chili dogs an interesting (and somewhat rare) example of a staple from the comics and cartoons "bleeding" into the games. > In the Sonic the Hedgehog Play-a-Sound book, the plot is that Sonic is racing Robotnik in a scavenger hunt to win 6,000,000 Mobiums, which he says he will donate to charity. In the end, he wins the money and spends it all on chili dogs instead.