Martha Digs Dogs
New York magazine's foodblog Grub Street interviews Papaya King Alexander Poulus, who name drops his celebrity clientele:
Woody Allen is a frequent customer. Tony Roberts. Eliot Spitzer and Mark Green. Charlie Rangel comes in here very frequently. Ex-President Clinton came here shortly after he moved into Harlem. It was about 9:15, so there was no one else in the store, just one other customer. He stayed for three or four minutes. Martha Stewart comes in; she loves our franks.
With a net worth of $970 million, Ms. Stewart could afford 541,899,441 original dogs (priced at $1.79).
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