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From crispy California avocado tacos sprinkled with sesame seeds to coconut-raspberry cupcakes and espresso, the food-truck revolution has delightfully messed with American food and culture.
Now, an indelicate -- perhaps hilarious -- line has been crossed. Are we ready for mobile hot dogs served from the final rest stop, the clutches of death, the lair of vampires? The ghoulish geniuses behind a bit of mobile madness -- Dead Dogs Ltd. -- believe we are.
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One used to say: *Only in America*.
Today, I am glad, people come up with things like this.
Shows entrepreneurship, and according to the *reviews*, not half bad food !!!
Heck, when they packaged rocks, as *pet-rocks* and even sold them, why not this twist on roadside food ?
Why does everybody have such psychotic hangups about where their food has been? Why on earth would anybody even think about the original purpose of some contrivance that is employed in their food preparation?
I love the idea. I can see it thriving somewhere like Boston, maybe down in Faneuil Hall or Harvard Square in Cambridge.
Not so much in retiree-centric areas, like parts of Florida.
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