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And they could have just watched one of the hundreds of YouTube videos to show them how to make a tortilla.

Posted by Krusty (aka krustylu) May 26 '17, 05:54

There are hundreds of videos showing how women in Mexico make they tortillas from start to finish.
As for the story, I see no problem with them opening a tortilla truck. If there's a need people will fill it. If someone with Mexican heritage thinks they can do it better then they should open their own cart and compete with them. I don't see the issue. We have people of every race making all kinds of food here.

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- My only issue is them wasting their time and money going to Mexico to learn something I just learned for free on YouTube. I have no issue with them - Krusty May 26, 06:12 4
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    - This feels like the McDonald's Hot Coffee lawsuit of social arguments. -- nm - Reagen May 26, 07:11
    - If it's personal I get it but in my eyes they did nothing wrong in selling tortillas. -- nm - Krusty May 26, 06:19 1
      - Good God no. -- nm - Beaker May 26, 06:37

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And they could have just watched one of the hundreds of YouTube videos to show them how to make a tortilla.

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