If you look close, behind the truck and wagon is the blue colored Pueblo grocery store that I blogged about earlier. I was walking to get my daily supplies for dinner when I spied the wagon. It had LARGE signs on the street advertising $5 BBQ sandwich. I assumed it would be a pulled pork, and I was willing. Seemed fair. BUT, up close, the sign read in small lettering, "chicken daily special".
Up close, his menu read $20 for a half rack of ribs, $12 for a pulled pork sandwich and $9 for a chicken sandwich. I got cheap, and lost my enthusiasm. I was going to eat in a couple hours, and I wanted to save the experience for when I was hungry, maybe a lunch sometime.
Now, this is near where the cruise ships let people out. I certainly do not look like a local, and I am sure he assumed he would never see me again.
He preferred not to be a story for the folks back home, and once he knew he was not making a sale, he preferred to not be disturbed.
Fair enough, I will probably be back, as I do love slow cooked pork. Maybe when I am a sale instead of a bothersome tourist I will get a better story.
Up close, he had a great set up for low and slow cooking. Smelled wonderful!
I can see your BBQ stand now! Forget about buying his, you make the best, Remember? Wonder how much a box of boston butts on sale at 98 cents a pound would cost to ship over night there? I guess that would explain the high prices.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if he was licensed? Lots of people turn shy when the camera comes out.
ReplyDeleteYep, I was thinking what WTBBQ said.
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