Judge helps put a stop to the Uberization of food in Chicago

Chuck Woodruff
  Food trucks make me sick and why any moron would eat in something like this is amazing. if food was any good in a truck they would get a brick and mortar place like traditional restaurants and food trucks are the anti-restaurants and should not be supported. Luckily a judge in Chicago tossed a suit seeking to overturn city regulations on these food trucks and  food truck glub operators feel they should be in the right to drive and park their truck and sell grub wherever they dam well fucking please. The courts felt otherwise and agreed that the city has a right to protect restaurants and the consumer from these filthy operators. Many of these food trucks are run y people of Jalisco or Michochana descent and what food standards, safty, and health regulation they follow should always be suspect. Only an idiot who don't care about their health would trust a person selling soup and food from a mobile operation.All because you say you are an industry doesn't mean it is one or should be allowed and at times cities need to step up and battle these moronic plans of Chicago's food trucks and hopefully many more owners will take their RV and set up camp elsewhere selling their suspected and unchecked food.   Cook County judge Helen Demacopoulous upheld two key components of Chicago's food truck ordinance and one of them had to deal with these jerks not being within two hundred feet of a regular restaurant.

The food truck take over of cities such as Philadelphia, LA, and New York that are thriving as attorney Robert Frommer said is just an example of immigrants trying to change the rules and do something that their bad countries allow and that is the mobile selling and clogging of downtowns with these eye sore and foul-tasting food from trucks. traditional resteraunts in Philly and LA and elsewhere need to go on the offensive and encourage their own government officials to disallow these trucks and put them in the boondocks or tell them to open up a store in suburbia if need be. In reality, these food trucks seek to take the urban market without the costs and troubles of a maintaining a traditional building location and upkeep and they don't want to set up business in rural or outer areas of these urban centers and in reality cities shouldn't take their extra traffic. I mean why stop at only allowing food trucks. You could open all sorts of madness from clothing trucks to toilet paper trucks to having trucks sell all sorts of things nd then clog up the downtowns where no one can move about freely and easily choking up traffic. it is good to see this long law suit and attempt by food truck operators in Chicago finally squashed and have them told to have to be connected by GPS so people can watch where these asses go about selling their days old food.