Should the policy about unattended street food carts being seized by health department representatives be changed to protect vendor's rights (being able to go to the bathroom)?

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Should the policy about unattended street food carts being seized by health department representatives be changed to protect vendor's rights (being able to go to the bathroom)?

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Yes. I respect that the health department representatives are trying to protect the consumers of street fare, but not allowing a vendor the right to relieve his body is too much.

No. The vendors should be well aware of what can happen to their carts if they leave it unattended. It's part of the job.

Yes. But perhaps the street vendors could think of ways to protect their food from unscrupulous individuals to give themselves time to take care of their bodies, and to ensure the quality of their food for the costumers.

No, they should actually ban street food altogether, it's unhealthy and unsanitary.

I don't know.

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Street vendors are protesting the seizure of a fellow vendor's food cart since he had left it unattended to go to the bathroom.

http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/02/23/bathroom-rule-rankles-vendors/

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