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Is a taco, a sandwich?
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I, no, but I could see.
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No, it's not a sandwich.
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Well, a judge in Indiana might beg to differ.
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So,, let's talk about it.
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You like that? You like that?
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that was corny. But anyways,
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a judge in Indiana has resolved a long standing foodie debate,
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right? And he said that a taco is a sandwich.
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So Fort Wayne Superior Court,
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Judge Craig J Bo's decision that a taco is a sandwich allows
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the famous taco restaurant owner Martin Quintana to open a second location
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So apparently the zoning policy for the property prohibits f food establishments
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made to order restaurants like think of like a subway or like
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you know, those little,
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I don't know Jersey Mike's,
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I don't know those sandwich type spots,
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right? Are exempt and they categorize the restaurant as such.
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So now the restaurant can serve Mexican style sandwiches at their location
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So he did him a solid.
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Exactly. So people are like,
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oh, what do these white people know about tacos?
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no, no, hear me like he helped the restaurant owner
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out. Right. So now he can open his restaurant because
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think about it. Taco is kind of like a made to
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order sandwich, like,
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ok, taco de Asada Convo Con.
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Oh, so it's not fast food,
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you know, and you know what?
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It's funny because each culture has their own version of a sandwich
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like raps the Shawarma wraps.
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It's also like, I don't know,
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like each, each culture has their own form of.
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Ultimately, I just want to say,
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Judge Babe or whatever your name is,
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you're invited to the Carne because now we have another Mexican restaurant
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in Indiana to put the people on some bomb food.
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I agree. So let's go to Indiana,
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shall we? But next story.
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