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Food Trucks
The craze over food trucks have been phenomenal. It is actually one of the most brilliant and genius innovation the world has ever invented. There are a lot of food fests in the world to prove how much popularity it has gain since the year it started. There are the Columbus Food Truck Festival in Ohio, the Chicago Food Truck Festival in Illinois, the L.A. Street Food Fest in California and the list just goes on and on. The only problem in having a food truck kind of buisness is the fact that it actually do costs a lot. Beginning with the truck that you’re going to use and the gasoline consumption it’s going to take you when you’re moving from one place to another. But the good thing about this is the fact that food trucks is actually highly
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