I’m puzzled by your implication that there is a time when people don’t want ice cream. A friend brought a sample of strawberry-lime-rum ice cream his wife made over for me today, and I’m pretty sure I will be expending just as much willpower to resist scarfing it all at 2:15 AM as I am right at this moment. (Unless I give in before then, and then I will be thinking wistfully about it.)
Ice cream hijack (and who hasn’t had an urge to hijack an ice cream truck?) aside, I can get behind the idea of more taco trucks. For a while, anyway. Then I probably won’t fit behind anything.
♬ Yum, yum, Bumble Bee, Bumble Bee tacos!
I love Bumble Bee, Bumble Bee tacos!
Yum, yum, Bumble Bee, Bumble Bee tacos!
I love a taco made with Bumble Bee. ♬
You know Banh Mi is Vietnamese right? Is Korean / Vietnamese fusion really a thing? South Koreans are actually pretty racist against Vietnamese, it just seems a weird combo to me (as someone that lives in Asia). Eg you never see a Japanese / Korean combo place anywhere in Asia, they hate each other too much.
Taco trucks don’t even need to be confined to outdoor locations like corners. My local mall has a bagel truck inside the building during the winter. Presumably there could be taco trucks inside too.
The surest way to find a taco truck today is to attend a Trump event. Right up to Taco Tuesday in November.
The guy who said that thought he was spreading fear of brown-skinned furriners who talk funny, but he forgot that people *like *tacos, they *like *convenient food options, and they *like *individual enterprise.
Show me a hard working brownie Mexican Spanish speaker trying to pay his bills on the phone with a brownie Hindi who doesn’t know jack shit and I’ll show you a soon-to-be Trump voter more than happy to slam that immigration door shut after he gets in.