Competitive eater Don "Moses" Lerman remembers winning his first contest.
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"Everybody's got something in their life they're good at. This is what I do good. I eat." Aired on WNYC's Morning Edition 11/25/04.
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Piece Description
"Everybody's got something in their life they're good at. This is what I do good. I eat." Aired on WNYC's Morning Edition 11/25/04.
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Aired on WNYC's Morning Edition 11/25/04.






Jonathan Groubert
Posted on May 24, 2005 at 07:49 AM | Permalink
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