Since the Polish disappeared, we’ve passed on the food court. Indeed, we’re favoring 2-day online ordering staples instead of schlepping through the warehouse and maybe finding good stuff. There are a lot of fish in the sea, and many seas to fish.
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"…many first-timers joined in because it was an opportunity to hang out with friends and enjoy a barbecue.
"As French newspaper Le Monde put it, the wafts of sausage are “the madeleine de Proust of the workers’ movement.”
It has always seemed to me the French take to the streets to protest more often than other countries. Now I understand.
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You can’t faire la grève without proper nourishment.
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That just screams Midwestern church supper.
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But do they have a drive-thru window ? 
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A roadfood buddy checks in…
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Very unappealing to me!
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Agreed!
Nope!
Black Dogs Matter.
#BDM
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Nothing special (a pan fried Hebrew National reduced fat on a lightly toasted bun with Roland Dijon, diced red onion, and sauerkraut) but still delicious.
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They used to have hot dog vendors outside of Home Depots here, I think that came to an end when the covid lockdown started, or maybe before.
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Let’s bow our heads in memory of Nicholas Gray, 86, founder of Gray’s Papaya and Hot Dogs in New York City, spurring a movement with lots of imitators across Manhattan. Gift link to the NY Times:
(the preview isn’t displayed, but the link should work)
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