David Lazarus issues a
warning about food truck safety in the
Los Angeles Times:
If you dine alfresco in L.A. County, you're taking your chances.
Lazarus has spotted a
problem. A couple bought hot dogs from a food truck and came down with stomach issues.
That's
two people with stomach problems.
How many food trucks are there in Los Angeles?
3,200.
Thankfully Lazarus has found a
solution to this perceived problem. It has something to do with the people calling themselves "Department of Public Health" increasing the number of food inspections.
Alas, Mr. Lazarus himself admits that these very same people are part of a "bureaucratic kudzu".
Why would he have faith in them to break out of their messy bureaucracy and become the market leader in food safety inspections?
