Where is everyone #5

Hope you guys don't mind me posting stuff that has nothing to do with trucking...
I am kind "bored" here.... and thought someone might like to see something "different"...

And now something peculiar from the streets in the big city of São Paulo... found on YouTube...



Very common on the public squares of big cities in Brasil... wanna be artists, performers, etc promote their work on public squares...

 

You never been to the South have ya? I used to own quails and pickle their eggs, furthermore when it’s growing season it’s hard not running across a pickup truck with a hard to read sign selling produce

 

Seat adapter plate huck bolts. Best way to remove since I've got limited space and prolly not the right tool for them.

 

This is a little different... the accordion player is from the northeast region... playing on street in big city of São Paulo, southeast region... attracts a lot of folks... and they enjoy dancing the music from their region...

 

What south are you talking about? I have driven big truck all over the USA... I have seen produce trucks...
But I am referring to the fruits and veggies that I find here in Brasil... some of which do not exist in the USA. Not even at the farmers market...

 

That made me chuckle a little; the Southern half of the US; I’m sure it’s the same up where James and cke lives too.

I thought those eggs were cookie dough at first

 

You don’t find food like that at Walmart that’s for sure, but it’s not hard to find either

 

That's what this thread is about......posting bout anything.......well almost anything

 

You are right... not at WM at all.... but where can I find "caju" the fruit? And the "jaca" (jackfruit) another fruit? And the corn that is not sweet at all? And the "jilo" (scarlet eggplant)? And the "jabuticaba"? And others that are not grown in the USA?
The spinach for instance.. here they also sell this kind of spinach that I've never seen in the USA...

 

This is what I'm working with and my tight space. Can reach the 2 up front some what easy enough to carefully grind them out. The 1 on the door side is pretty tight to get to. Was looking for suggestions before trying to wedge the grinder and cutoff wheel in there