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Jeff King's gourmet meal in Ruby

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YouTube | Mar 12 2010

This just made my day. The first musher into Ruby gets a gourmet meal and $3500. Here's this guy running in one of the most grueling races in the world and right in the middle of it he sits down to a formal dinner.

This video is from the Alaska Dispatch.

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