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Hello :=) The name is interesting. At first I thought it was your dry humour, but then saw it was an actual brand! He has no customers, I wonder if the pasta is any good!!
With an elegant food truck like this the pasta should have been exceptional. It it wasn't very good, someone needs to tell him he needs to improve or find another line of work.
...Pasta Face?
ReplyDeleteYup a weird name
DeleteNo son muy frecuentes ese tipo de negocios por aquí
ReplyDeleteUsually, pasta food truck gets criticised as not good enough compared to their own mum's cooking
DeleteBelly up to the food truck!
ReplyDeleteThe pricing was too high
DeleteProbably a good place ....
ReplyDeleteNo businesses for a long while
DeleteEse puesto ambulante, tiene mucho atractivo, en esa edición en blanco y negro.
ReplyDeleteThanks, it has that vibe somewhat.
DeleteAn interesting name...
ReplyDeleteNot as good pasta
DeleteAn entrepreneur on wheels! Interesting subject :-)
ReplyDeleteHigh indemnity risk
DeleteRare to see pasta in food trucks here.
ReplyDeleteGot guts
DeleteThis is a brilliant photo.
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteHello :=)
ReplyDeleteThe name is interesting. At first I thought it was your dry humour, but then saw it was an actual brand! He has no customers, I wonder if the pasta is any good!!
You are right. It was not very good. I bought a plate of it
DeleteWith an elegant food truck like this the pasta should have been exceptional. It it wasn't very good, someone needs to tell him he needs to improve or find another line of work.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture.
ReplyDeleteToo bad but nice truck.
ReplyDeleteGood photo, curious carabana store.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend.
Best regards.
Good one. I can see inside very well.
ReplyDeleteI like how it appears to glow!
ReplyDeleteCommerce in action.
ReplyDeletefresh and affordable foods....
ReplyDeletegreat capture
Food trucks are great fun. I like how you captured the cook's face. Take care, Roentare!
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