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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You're not overthinking it; yes these folks are trying to make money however they can, no it is unlikely to pass health dept standards. Depending on your risk tolerance, yes you should probably skip it.

That said, the worst food poisoning I ever got was from a Caesar salad at a TGIF's in college. Safest to cook at home, risks rise from there.

Are you concerned about the "rule breaking" of their presence in general? Risk to the community? These are just folks trying to make a living.[/quote]
Op here and if I’m being honest, it’s both food safety but it bothers me that they aren’t going to the same process as a restaurant or a food truck. Everybody wants to make a living, I get that. I really do. But there is the right way to do it, and the wrong way to do it.  Just think of all the time, expense and paperwork that a restaurant needs to go through to get their licenses for food, safety, sanitation, taxes, and what not. It’s not cool that some people just set up without having to go through the proper procedures.

When I got sick from salmonella, it was from a restaurant and it was due to improper food handling. I was in the hospital for a week and I was so sick. Never would I have thought that a food illness would be so dangerous. I can’t even imagine how filthy those food stands are. As good as their food looks and smells, cause I’ll give them that it looks very good, I think they’re actually a health danger.

These are just my thoughts and I haven’t called or reported anybody, but I hope that somebody takes notice and addresses these.

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