Name: Many restaurant owners opening food trucks during COVID-19
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Description: Many in the restaurant industry are now turning to food trucks to help their business survive, and Wake Technical Community College is seeing a higher demand for classes that prepare students to take that leap.

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Many in the restaurant industry are now turning to food trucks to help their business survive, and Wake Technical Community College is seeing a higher demand for classes that prepare students to take that leap.



THE DEPUTY ASKED FOR HIS YIDID. THERE WERE OUT STANDING WARRANTS FOR WALKER'S ARREST. >>> WE HAVE SEEN A LOT OF THIS. MANY IN THE RESTAURANT BUSINESS ARE TURNING TO FOOD TRUCKS AND WAKE TECHNICAL COLLEGE ARE SEEING A HIGHER DEMAND IN CLASSES WHO ARE TAKING THE LEAP. THE DOS AND DON'TS FOR THE FOOD TRUCK BUSINESS. >> OPENING THIS RESTAURANT DURING COVID-19 WAS BAD TIMING. >> I WAS EXPECTING 3 OR 4 TIMES WHAT WE ARE DOING NOW. >> FORTUNATELY HE ALREADY HAD 2 FOOD TRUCKS. >> WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO GO OUT AND SERVE PEOPLE. >> THE FOOD TRUCK BUSINESS HAS BEEN AROUND FOR LONGTIME. IT IS GROWING RAPIDLY. >> TED IS SHARING HIS LEGAL, TAX AND FINANCE KNOWLEDGE WITH WAKE FOREST TECH STUDENTS. HIS ADVICE -- DON'T SKIP CLASS. >> TO START ANY BUSINESS WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE IS FOOLISH. YOU COME TO US AND WE GIVE YOU THE DOS AND DON'TS, MOSTLY THE DON'TS. >> A FOOD TRUCK COULD COST $50,000. >> FOOD TRUCKS MAY HAVE THE ADVANTAGE BUT IT STILL AN UP HILL CLIMB. >> WE ARE ABLE TO SERVE COMMUNITIES. >> THEY ARE USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO CONNECT WITH CUSTOMERS AND ARRANGE CURB SIDE PICK UP. FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE FOOD TRUCK CLASSES YOU CAN GO TO

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Many restaurant owners opening food trucks during COVID-19

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