What's the point of Food Truck again?

OP, are you from North?

in South R1

There used to be a Little Caesars truck that would drive around selling pizza.

Like the ice cream man.

Because white privilege. They love chic slumming like eating food made in a truck. How unique and so reasonably priced!

because it's trendy to stand in that line...

If it’s trendy people will do it no matter what it is. Herds.

Food trucks can be grossly over priced in many cases, but I love street food. I don't get your point about this being specifically a white privilege thing. Many ethnicities sell street food. I think the charm of them is similar to going to a festival or carnival or an amusement park.

Nice segue into Critical Race Theory, there R4

R7 has a man-bun, endless "meaningful" tattoos, large black plastic-framed glasses, and lives in skinny jeans and black Converse All-Stars.

And he LOVES food trucks!

Especially in Austin!

It is cheaper than a restaurant. You can go where your customers are bc you are mobile. BC it is cheaper, you could spend the money on the food, organic, gluten free flours etc. Small batches means you sell out, or drive them over to a shelter, group home, retirement village.

I like it, if done ethically. It a great avenue for chefs.

[quote] gluten free flours

i loathe chain restaurants. Food truck are a great concept, if done well. I hope cities do this more and more.

There was one at college, I thought the food sucked. I ate it when i had to because it was there most of the night, parked by the dorms. Other kids LOVED it. Loved the food. Especially the Italian food. Is Italian food different in New York than it is in Boston (where I was from)? Or is it just because I'm half Italian and they weren't. No idea why.

R12, are you from North?

Food trucks?? Is this 2018????????

Where else would you get your Korean Kalbi burrito with Salvadorian slaw and Hawaiian mango salsa?

They are good outside office buildings. Quicker than going to a restaurant.

I'll take gluten free flours and organic over mass made frozen food with artificial flavoring, any day of the week.

There are plenty of restaurants for you. Food Trucks can be a way for chefs that want to do something different and healthy for customers like me.

R18, what type of customer are you precisely?

Why did food truck lose their plural?

R19, I answered that at R9:

[quote]He has a man-bun, endless "meaningful" tattoos, large black plastic-framed glasses, and lives in skinny jeans and black Converse All-Stars.

And he LOVES food trucks!

Especially in Austin!

[quote] Because white privilege.

People who create an entire sentence by saying “Because” and then adding a noun should be flown out over the ocean for an hour by helicopter and then pushed out.

R22, All of those people are standing outside of food trucks, waiting for their artisanal, hand-curated delicacies.

Send the 'copters!

R9, Wrong. I'm not. I'm a middle aged guy who wouldn't be caught dead with a "man bun" or wearing "skinny jeans".

Seriously, why are LSA trolls flooding this site again?

But Austin IS your Holy City, right, R24?

(Never been to LSA).

If you must know, I live several thousand miles away from Texas all together. I live in a separate time zone all together. I'm not from Austin.

You mean roach coaches? 🪳

What's the point of Food Truck again?

OP, are you from South Bumfuck?

Because it sound likes its, gurl.

The first rule about food truck is, you don't talk about food truck. The second rule about food truck is, you don't talk about food truck.

I cannot emphasize this enough:

[quote] There used to be a Little Caesars truck that would drive around selling pizza. Like the ice cream man.

Because its some hipster nonsense.

True, OP - you should stick with Applebee’s!

I literally had Applebee’s last night. I got it on Uber eats. It was actually good. Why do people make fun of Applebee’s?

R33 I think it’s fine, I mean it’s just generic.

The gas generators food trucks require pollute the surrounding area with noise and particulate matter.

[quote] Because white privilege

STFU, fool!

R33 they offer curbside pickup, unless you don't want to go out. Have you checked the price difference? I am curious how much more you have to pay if you choose uber to deliver to you.

Depends what the food truck is selling. It doesn't even have to be a "chef" putting out gourmet food. If I like it, I'll stop and buy it.

However, the hell if I'm going to sit at a picnic table next to the food truck and eat there. I'll take my food to go.

[quote]What's the point of Food Truck again?

I like to think of them as home.

R4 learn English - "because white privilege" is not a sentence, moron.

To make Tyler Florence go from a XXL to a XXXL.

R33, shaking my damn head over that, but I strangely believe your post. I use Uber all the time, and I've heard drivers tell me about passengers who booked round trip rides a half a mile up the road just to get some McDonald's.

They have roaches and flies and the workers have little to no water to clean with. Go ahead and eat.