This is Handel on the law.

Marginal legal advice where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

Here is a legal question of extraordinary import.

And this is in Indiana.

And here is the legal question.

Are tacos considered sandwiches woo that's a big one isn't it and let me explain at first

you just go come on tacos are sandwiches are not sandwiches and that's just banter that you

have uh you know at the water cooler or sitting down dinner or going off to Taco Bell or

whatever. But it really has, it really is a legal question. And a judge ruled on this because this

was a case. So Indiana, Allen County, the Superior Court Judge Craig Beaubay wrote in a ruling that

tacos and burritos are Mexican-style sandwiches.

They are sandwiches.

And this is a case reviewing whether a restaurant famous taco could open a new location.

It was at a Fort Wayne shopping center.

They opened a new one.

Nope, couldn't open one.

Why?

Because the zoning policy for the property prohibits fast food.

But allows exceptions for restaurants whose primary

business is to sell made to order sandwiches subway style sandwiches so the application was made

the city commission said nope because you don't sell sandwiches, you sell tacos and burritos.

By the way, I don't know how that exception came into the city zoning, but I'm assuming that

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