Food Truck Army Serves Truckers across the USA fighting against the Covid19 Virus

 





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The reports are that truckers are getting much needed medical supplies to hospitals, and stores all

 America. Our men and women truckers are pushing themselves beyond the call of duty. It's their way of helping out.

Right now, with restaurants being closed and small businesses only having their drive-through open. Truckers are having trouble finding a good hot meal.  

One man reportedly walked up to a drive-through window only to be turned away. 

This can not happen, people. 

Food trucks may be the answer to the problem of truckers not being able to find meals while on the road.

As the coronavirus brings the world to a halt, many unexpected issues are arising, but one industry is primed to take on the challenge - food trucks.

“We’re hearing so many stories about people and even industries needing access to food now that restaurants are closing and grocery stores are empty. And this was unimaginable just two weeks ago,” said Eric Normand, founder of FoodTruckArmy.com. 

https://www.foodtruckarmy.com/

Food access for some such as truck drivers has become a major issue with COVID-19. The "Food Truck Army" is organizing food trucks nationwide to fill the gaps.

These guys are the modern-day equivalent to the cavalry, and we need to help semi-trucks with access to food any way we can.”— Eric NormandCARRIERE, MISSISSIPPI, UNITED STATES! 

We are proud Americans and when we're down we come together,  standing shoulder to shoulder to weather out any storm. This is no different.  Come join us and be part of the Covid-19 Recovery! 

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Just in case you want to know more about me. I'm big on New Orleans, La. I was born, raised there, until nineteen ninety four, when I moved to Mississippi to start over. But, New Orleans is my home, I love it there and miss it everyday.
      For me, there's no place in the world which can compare. The French Quarters, Magazine street It's has it's own world. It's not just the places, but its the people, the food, the atmosphere. When I find myself stuck and can't write. I drive down and walk the streets of the French Quarter. Drive on Magazine watch the joggers running with their dogs, and people moving about listening to music with their headphones. Loyola college people from different states live there, and you see them all over. The street car is fabulous. It can take you all over and even to Jackson Brewery.
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