“The question at hand is…how do I get this…into my facehole without having to walk?”
~Americans at work
American society is often influenced by its fringes, and the fringe can decide seemingly at random what “old school” concept they want to reinvigorate and make fashionable. In the past years, aspects of societies have flocked to make things like vinyl, cassettes, and artisanal soda fountains popular again. By the way, in case you couldn’t tell, we’re talking about Hipsters.
Surprisingly enough, the latest Hipster endorsed cultural subset also happens to be incredibly American, while making lunch easier for working Americans in a difficult economy. It’s where white people can go outside to decide if they want to listen to the eager shouts for business of a Latino man or a troop of Vietnamese sandwich slingers. It’s where your coworkers will flock to be on the right corner so they can spend nine dollars to get Mac & Cheese with truffle oil. It’s the American ideal that allows drunk college students to get “fat sandwiches” at three in the morning.
We are of course talking about the timeless, and currently trendy, notion of Food Trucks.
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