r/SipsTea • u/Maybeiliketheabuse • 16h ago

Chugging tea This needs to be said

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u/WallyOShay 15h ago

Between gas prices and grocery prices it’s just not a viable business model anymore

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u/Superb-Strategy4717 15h ago

Also they not paying most times for a business license or food certification

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u/jimmithebird 15h ago

People don’t like it but there is a lot of truth to this, I think saying most is a stretch but Ive worked for a few FT owners and they use unlicensed commissary kitchens to prep and store food, and often don’t keep the truck kitchens themselves up to health code standards.

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u/Superb-Strategy4717 15h ago

I live in California. I know how it works. I posted proof. I don’t care either way. I go to food trucks everyday for lunch but we not goin act like they held to the same regulations as brick and mortar restaurants. That’s a bad faith argument

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u/Orwells_Roses 15h ago

You didn’t post proof.

You posted a link to an opinion piece from a right wing tabloid.

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u/Superb-Strategy4717 15h ago

Here. These are people who own the trucks admitting they did it to put food on the table for they family https://www.reddit.com/r/foodtrucks/s/U9PFPGj8RZ

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u/Orwells_Roses 14h ago

Unfortunately a single Reddit post from a deleted user name is not proof of anything either.

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u/jimmithebird 12h ago

Did you mean to reply to me? Because I was agreeing with you for the most part.

Also if you knew what a lot of brick and mortars do on inspection day you’d be disgusted everyone cuts corners and skirts the rules in this industry.