Pizza Truck Selling At Apartments?

sounds like the town is falling apart

The company doing it had to get a special license to sell this way in this area. Licenses are costly as my city isn't exactly business friendly. I have considered moving, as the cities on both sides of me charge less to operate a business. When I moved here the area wasn't this way, but sure wish there had been a way of knowing in advance that businesses would want to leave. We recently lost K-mart, several computer stores, and many small businesses. Today I went to IHOP and think its in trouble with very few people eating there. Several years ago we lost our large mall when the city next door put up a huge mall.

Thanks for the reply and I really like your picture. We do have places that sell slices at very high prices. I'm not paying $3.00 to $4.00 for a slice of pizza. I like pizza, but not that much.

thanks:) ooh.i don't blame you.that's more than a wee high for a slice.

Wow, no ice cream trucks in your area. My street has them on every day and sometimes one right after another will sit on the street. Its really bad on weekends, as I counted 5 last Saturday. Thanks for the reply.

They are changing $10.00 for a large pizza and that is a reasonable price for my area. Keep in mind that this area charges a $2.00 fee for delivery. I won't buy it, as don't like pepperoni. The pizzas are already made and the truck is sitting at a large apartment complex, so its a drive for people that live in the area of houses like me. The company is trying to increase sales in the apartment area. I can understand if they can get more orders from this huge apartment complex, then they would make more money. The concept sounds sound, but the real question will be how long before people want a choice of pizza and decide to just pick up the telephone and order their pizza.

I have waited more than an hour when I use to order pizza, so think some people will be happy seeing the truck. I'm glad its not the area with houses, as the ice cream trucks cause children to run out in the street without looking for traffic. I hope nobody gets hurt.

The fair does well selling pizza here and have for a long time. I think the problem is being able to get enough people to buy for a long period of time. Thanks for the reply.

I was so surprised when they put a note on my door. This is the first time, but was wondering if more areas of California are already doing it now. Its the Rusty's Pizza Truck, so I'm sure they would have the right permits. I'll admit if it had been one of the little places, then I would have wondered about permits also. Thanks for the reply. I can't believe we are ahead of San Diego and was glad you replied. Now I hope San Francisco will post, as they are usually way ahead of us in trying new things.