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they are amazing, but idk as a food truck. Lobster rolls are usually expensive and viewed as a more luxurious item, so I'm not sure if people would necessarily want them from a food truck where they're generally expecting cheaper food. Depends on the venue (like a festival where you can price gouge or something like that).

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they are amazing, but idk as a food truck. Lobster rolls are usually expensive and viewed as a more luxurious item, so I'm not sure if people would necessarily want them from a food truck where they're generally expecting cheaper food. Depends on the venue (like a festival where you can price gouge or something like that).

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I'd take the other side and said that the food trucks are actually a good idea. I've seen brick/mortar Lobster places come and go. Really I think it comes down to expense. If lobster was cheaper (as it use to be, use to be considered a "bug" of the sea that things that poor people ate. They also feed it to people jail because it was so cheap.), people might eat it more. For a brick and mortar to be successful, you need returning customers that come back regularly. It's like mexican/pizza/sushi, there are people who will purchase these weekly, but you don't hear a lot of people saying they need their weekly lobster roll. 

It's also some what of a territory thing. I'd trust a lobster roll more in new england than in other places in the US. 

All together, a food truck makes more sense to me because you can drive around to different cliente. 

 

Good lobster is fantastic. Anything less than top quality tastes bad to me

 

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