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Re: “Food truck operators still fighting for a place in Raleigh as restaurant owners try to defend turf”
Why are food trucks allowed in Durham? Have they decimated Durham's restaurant scene? Also, why is Durham so much cooler than Raleigh? Why does Raleigh always have to be lame?