Apparently none of them have legit permits since the city refuses to issue them and instead buys them on the black marketed.
This is about the most f'd up thing I've ever heard. Sometimes I think we just need to purge the entire government of NYC and start again from scratch.
So apparently in NYC, the food truck business operates almost entirely illegally.
Really? Of all the corrupt systems in the city food truck permits are the thing that get your gears grinding?
Jason Robinson
>getting upset by food trucks but not by gun control
Michael Hill
>eating at food trucks Only numales and blue collar plebs eat at food trucks. Kys.
Eli Torres
You'd have to pay me to eat some grub from a food truck. It's the equivalent of going to a restaurant that's never been inspected by the Department of Health.
Hunter Bailey
Corruption in New York! News at 11.
Jaxson Smith
There's no way to ensure sanitation standards are maintained in mobile restaurants. Period. Also, the permits are tens of thousands of dollars, each. Just with taxis the medallions attached to the hoods of vehicles with legal access to TinesSquare and other tourist hotspots are $250,000 per vehicle, per year.
Cheap-o's skirt the law to make under-the-table money, they're almost always part of some crime syndicate as well. All those kebab guys are.
Brayden Watson
That explains why my pretzel tasted like fucking road salt when I went there in 1998. It was also black salt.
Brandon Powell
it's probably the most appropriate for a cooking board
Brandon Powell
>This is about the most f'd up thing I've ever heard. Sometimes I think we just need to purge the entire government of NYC and start again from scratch. This, except I would include the entire population of the city in that purge.