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Tuesday, June 28, 2016

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Joey Fatone says he's opening a hot dog stand in the Florida Mall

Posted By Colin Wolf on Tue, Jun 28, 2016 at 12:44 PM

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Joey Fatone says he was always referred to as "The Fat One," so naturally the former 'N Sync member is opening a hot dog stand in Orlando’s Florida Mall, called Fat Ones.

Fatone posted to Twitter on Monday that the spot will open this August.

yes this is happening,in the works for a bit and it's opening up in August in the Florida mall ,if your out here! pic.twitter.com/On0W1eCBtm
— Joey Fatone (@realjoeyfatone) June 27, 2016

“After years of working on television food shows, I’m excited to open this new venture which is a combination of who I am, where I’m from and where I’ve been,” said Fatone in a statement via Billboard. “Launching Fat One’s at The Florida Mall, where I roamed as a middle school kid, felt like a perfect fit for our first location.”

Lance Bass, also a former 'N Sync member, had this to say about Fatone's new sausage business.

This is just perfect. The perfect amount of wrong. Very @realjoeyfatone. #LanceEats #FatOnes pic.twitter.com/4GRcJsDdpx
— Lance Bass (@LanceBass) June 28, 2016

Tags: Joey Fatone, N Sync, Video, Image

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