Only in San Fran?
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Haight-Ashbury goes mobile as it moves into the 21st century?
Looks like the economy is on the uphill ride again! That's wonderful news!
I wonder how many shock absorbers that truck will go through...
Is it an automatic or a stick?
I just wonder how sanitary these trucks will be?
What happens when the check engine light comes on?
I wonder how detailed the licensing process is? Are there classes, continuing education, as I must complete for my occupation? How about insurance? How does insurance cover this? I wonder what the work-comp rate is on the dollar? And what do they classify it as? Entertainment? Only in California? Is there a degree program available? And why does the idea that there is indeed a degree program, or at the bare mininum, classes...not surprise me? Who's the union rep? All manner of questions.
I have a photo somewhere that I took a few years back while in San Francisco. The Haight-Ashbury sign is clearly visible, along with the sign behind it on The Gap store that's on the corner.
"Hook-Up Truck" would be a good name for a country song or band.
Who gets to check the tailpipe?..Exit stage left...thank ya very much...
Or maybe a towing/recovery company.
Well, not that I'm against more love in the world, but this excerpt I found a little disturbing:
“The room is designed with cleanliness in mind. I’ve created a very minimalist room. Everything is wiped down and cleaned before and after every person. It’s probably cleaner than the BART or any public toilet you’ve used.” PROBABLY?
Ummm... I was born in the Bay Area and go back semi-frequently. This is NOT a good selling point. If you've ever been on the BART, you'll know what I mean. The public toilet line speaks for itself...
“The room is designed with cleanliness in mind. I’ve created a very minimalist room. Everything is wiped down and cleaned before and after every person. It’s probably cleaner than the BART or any public toilet you’ve used.” PROBABLY?
Ummm... I was born in the Bay Area and go back semi-frequently. This is NOT a good selling point. If you've ever been on the BART, you'll know what I mean. The public toilet line speaks for itself...
...yeah, but don't ask for the banana split...Kind of like the ice cream truck for adults.
...just unplug the battery from the....oh never mind...
I think an alternator
(alternate her)
,,,yeash, coz the dipstick one is WAY too easy....and apparently so are the clientele....
I wonder if they have an Easy button next to the door...