Birmingham supports its food trucks - do we?

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Thoughts?

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When you have people constantly saying "I never know where they are going to be" that's a very large part of the problem. And the other part is, besides LSU football, where people will suffer insufferable heat to not only watch the game but tailgate all day, and yet are reluctant to go to a truck because it's too hot, there's another issue. The foot traffic as well as doing anything outside besides LSU related activities here is abysmal to say the least. Now, the moment they get some killer food they start to get what it's about, but first you have to get them to venture outside and try it, the overwhelming vast majority of people here who simply have not made the first step.

I thought BR supported them pretty well.

They had a food truck thing downtown when the new north street thing was being opened. I think some guy from Food Network or one of those guys was there. But food trucks are like any restaurant, some will make but most of them won't. People flock to curbside, three bones and several others. Curbside about to open a brick and mortar. I think BR supports them well.