February 22th, 1984

By Eileithyia O.

[OOC: I got super busy, whoops, time to post all articles before I forget]

Today, during this day there were two conveniently stationed food trucks  in front of the clinic and town hall... It was quite an uproar of getting people to try their food and to vote for them.

Sam’s Food Truck

One of the standout dishes at Sam’s truck is the cod. Light yet filling, the fish is flaky and tender, breaking apart beautifully with each bite. It carries a mild, buttery taste, complemented by a delicate seasoning that enhances its natural flavors rather than overpowering them. The crisp outer layer, if fried, adds a satisfying contrast to the soft interior. For those looking for variety, Sam also offers a salmon option, which has a slightly richer, more pronounced flavor, with a smooth, almost creamy texture that melts in the mouth.

Odis’ Food Truck

On the other hand, Odis serves up something quite different. The Doritos from this truck come heavily coated in oil, making them feel slick to the touch. The initial crunch is satisfying, but the excess grease quickly dulls the experience. The flavor itself is bold and fiery, with a heavy dose of chili seasoning that delivers a sharp, lingering heat. While enjoyable for a quick burst of spice, the greasy texture weighs down the experience, making it less than ideal for anyone seeking a proper meal.

On top of that, having other people and items somewhat having the chance of getting slightly voted more is just… weird. Odis isn’t a choice for me, it’s from personality to menu choices to hygiene, it just doesn’t sit right. The lack of cleanliness adds another reason to steer clear, making it hard to fully enjoy the experience.

Verdict?!

Personally, due to the weight of each meal, I chose Sam’s. Why? The cod offered a satisfying yet light experience, keeping me full without making me feel sluggish. In contrast, Odis’ Doritos, while providing an intense, spicy crunch, felt too greasy and left me craving something more substantial. If you’re looking for a balanced, enjoyable meal, Sam’s seafood is the way to go. But if all you need is a quick spicy snack, Odis has you covered, just be prepared for the grease…

And the Winner Is…

In the end, Odis won. Despite my personal preference for Sam’s lighter and more filling dishes, it seems the bold, spicy appeal of Odis’ greasy snacks had the bigger pull. Perhaps the intensity of flavor and sheer indulgence outweighed concerns about balance and hygiene for most. But for me? I’ll be sticking with Sam’s because Sam IS the Jam.