In this May 7, 2014 photo, Doug Sohn, owner Hot Doug's, takes an order from John Schmidt, a local tube steak aficionado at the gourmet hot dog diner in Chicago. Sohn announced this week that he is closing the doors of his "sausage superstore" in October after nearly 14 years for no other reason than he felt like it was time to move on. In a city long known for its love of hot dogs, this was news nobody relished. The popular diner is is ones locals wait an hour to get inside and wiener fans from around the country have turned into a must-stop destination. (AP Photo/M. Spencer Green)
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