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12-25-2005, 11:26 PM #11In the last decade or so, similar bans on taco trucks have been debated in California, Texas, Arizona, North Carolina and elsewhere
They do the same with the people who go to the corner store and buy up ice cream bars to peddle up and down the streets. They had to pass a law here that people couldn't hang their clothes out on the fence and have more than three "yard sales" a year because there are some who think their front yards are week end flea markets.
This one case where the law doesn't care what color the "vendor" is or where he came from. And my opinion of that is : Thank God that they at least enforce that law because if they didn't plenty of people could get food poisoning.
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