Montreal Needs Some Street Food
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Montreal’s ban on street food vending is nothing less than the city’s way to show us how they love us. After all, they must protect the consumers from themselves right? We wouldn’t want stupid people hurt their insides by consuming shitty dirty food… except if that same disgusting dirty food is sold inside a building, then it’s ok.
The truth to the matter is that most Montreal’s streets are already so filthy that it wouldn’t make the slightest difference if there were a couple more shit dog napkins decomposing on city’s roads.
As for the local mob drug money laundering hypothesis, it holds no ground due to the ubber stupidity of the idea. Case closed.
[...] cooked inside a building and served through a window. Locally, the lack of street food is seen as the one flaw in Montreal’s otherwise magnificent culinary [...]
Im an american, I live in New York City. I am currently at work right now doing research on Montreal’s unique and lovely culture. I cannot believe the citizens of Montreal want disgusting food stands in your lovely city. Honestly, as i was heading to work i counted six food stand selling hot dogs, shish kebabs, falafel etc…. ITS DISGUSTING! The quality is so low and awful and it really makes the quality of food lower in the whole city. SInce it only cost 5 dollars to get some gross kebabs, rice and a drink. It shows bigger restaurants and delis that shit food sells. People buy for convenience, but how far will you go for convenience. Will you eat the equivalent of shit on a stick and some rice… YES. If you allow food stands in your lovely city, your food will ultimately lower its standards and then instead of being a city with amazing food you’ll turn into NYC. A city with great food…. but a lot of shit to