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Inside New York's quest to beat halalflation
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A New York street food vendor managing multiple carts near Times Square considers exiting the business within five years due to demanding working conditions, potentially passing the operation to his engineering student son.
Inside New York's quest to beat halalflation
José A. Alvarado Jr.
Tamer Hassan is ready to get out of the street food game.
He manages four food carts — smoothies, hot dogs, chicken and rice — on 49th Street, just off Times Square. At 45, he's been doing it for a decade.
He loves the work, but is determined to leave the industry in the next five years, which means selling his business or convincing his son (an 18-year-old engineering student) to take over. The hours on his feet in all kinds of weather feel impossible to keep up with as he
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