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Raw Dogging at Choke & Puke Diner in Loganton, PA

Raw Dogging in Amish Country  Recommended by Barstool Kate Some Video Shot by Coach Duggs  Edited by Chris ArmientiTake me out for some hot dogs. Just steps off route 80. Is this diner with a funny name? The Choke and Puke diner that's Choke and Puke. Now, who would want to go eat a place called Cho

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