Kansas high school students take 27-foot Oscar Mayer Wienermobile to the prom

For now anyway. Who knows how the Wienermobile will be portrayed years from now. A narrative about how it was a symbol of the patriarchy could easily be woven into its history by a few lunatics.

The night the Seamen High School students will never forget came together the day before the prom when they were out at a Sonic restaurant in Topeka and noticed the large vehicle parked at a nearby grocery store.

"I'm just used to asking weird questions like that, to be honest. I like talking to everyone and it just made sense in my mind. You miss all the shots you don't take," Andrews told another local news outlet WIBW-TV.

Meatloaf Maggie thought it was a great idea. She said, "It was like a little light bulb. We were like, 'Well, what time is prom?' And from there, we checked our schedule, and we were able to make it happen."

The team at Oscar Mayer helped the high schoolers make their night a memorable one without charging them for the ride to the prom. One of the students summed up the experience perfectly.

Cooper Lietz said, "People take limos. This is basically just a big hot dog limo."

This kid's going places. It's absolutely true. The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is basically a big hot dog limo. It's also a memory maker for these high schoolers.