A Well-kept Promise: PROMISE'S WORLD

    Dear Readers,

   Whenever I commit my attention to a challenge eater and their endeavors on and off screen - I'm mostly looking for two main things. One, obviously, is if they have the thing. If they've got that thing in them that brings them to heights others can't. This is something so many underground amateur eaters get wrong. It's not like learning a trade or reading a book, some people just don't have the skills. PROMISE'S WORLD This is imperative. Two, and most importantly, it's that they kept their promise. Their promise to their audience, the promise to the judges, and the promise they've made to themselves. This always comes with an invisible contract.

    The challenge world is filled with so much nonsense, so much fluff. There's so much time wasting, and so often the challenges never mean anything to them. They're just looking for a cheap thrill. A way to connect to a local audience, one that respects them. At least they think they do. A promise is always proposed but never made.

    In this instance, however, that Promise has been filled. Ten times over. Promise and her husband Saint both occupy the corner of challenge eating that many people don't consider, a casual challenge. A sleeper hit amongst the many challenges that I privy. 

    It's very apparent that they share a love for food and eating alike, and like many people, eat together. This creates a lovely dynamic to witness, as a tag team, their challenges barely even feel like challenges when they do them. Even under insane circumstance, they know how to deliver. 

                                        Promise & Saint in: "

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