Are these legal? There always on either state property or right outside another business. They're all over and driving me crazy.

What, you don't like cockroach tacos, or mouse turds burritos??


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Street meat. For when you really want to spend the rest of the day on the shitter.^TM

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Mobile killing units are better.

Mobile food is great but is heavily regulated so it is hard to make it profitable, so many places outside of the usa have great street food, although the sanitation isn't always great but thats how the poor can afford to eat a meal that they didn't have to cook--support mobile food when ever you can!!

You don't say, all the tacoria trucks are heavily regulated?

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the problem with these trucks is that there all central american trucks (dirty). Ive been to california and have had REAL tacos out of REAL TACO trucks that take pride in what they sell,prime example go to the taco truck in the parking lot of home depot in annandale,you wont even have to sample the food five feet from the truck is close enough to make you gag!I go to home depot every day and have NEVER seen a line waiting to order food from there,I dont have to try food from these places I can simply walk up to them and in most cases I turn rite back around!Taco truck check list.#1.No one speaks english
#2.Not a customer in site
#3.No artwork on the truck,
Save yourself from getting sick and walk away!!!!!

We called them the roach coach back in the day.

Depends on the area. They are extremely popular downtown. I was down there for a meeting and walked by one - the "Red Hook Lobster Pound" truck. The line to order a lobster roll was, literally, wrapped around the corner.

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Street food is yummy.

End of discussion.

I always see some shitty looking RV selling Tacos driving around GMU.

I was driving by Yorktown High(oops... wrong forum) a few weeks ago and saw one parked out front after school was out. A long line of kids waiting in line for something yummy.

To be honest you have to pay attention. There are several out there that are what the Health Dept call "Illegal Food Units" and they make it hard for the ones that take the time to do it right and jump through the hoops of getting a license. Most that have done the right thing and continue to do the right thing have their paperwork displayed. The ones that the HD know about get inspected randomly every 6 months or so. Don't be closed minded and say they are all bad. If you open your eyes you can find some gems.

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> They're all over and driving me crazy.

Of all the things that could drive a person crazy...Mobile Food Units?

Really?

We do tricks on the side too. You never minded that you gringo. You fucked me without a condom and I have the fleas.

Go suck on my sisters burrito stall you greeter fucker.

I make it over the birder so Zi can clean your house, car and yard. You fuck me up the ass while your wife shoppes.

Ms 13 .

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