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In my mind the standard hotdog isn’t just one or the other, it’s both.
Like if you asked me out of nowhere to draw a hotdog it would include both ketchup and mustard
And I don’t say this as a defense, I hate ketchup and I’m not really a fan of hotdogs in general
I recall seeing a lot of toys in my childhood with both condiments also.
I also recall being asked "ketchup? Mustard?" when getting a hot dog at barbeques.
I agree it's the standard, but I'll always playfully respond "are you sure you dont want Sriracha?" when asked for ketchup
I mean if you asked me that I would definitely unironically say 'sure' and probably miss the whole point of the joke you were trying to make.