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I know of a Thai joint that sells food out of an old raggedy travel trailer/RV. There's a few picnic tables outside if I'm not mistaken. Not sure if that counts, but I can try to get a pic tomorrow. We still looking for glasses/gloves on seat?
No glasses on seats. No technicalities.
The only objective is to ride and seek out the target.
Doesn't matter what type food it is as long as it's unusual in your area.
Got busy today and never took the bike out. Out of town for a few days this week. Every town has some weird food. May not be weird to the rest of us but some towns are small!
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