On the negative side, it took 6500 gallons of water to snuff the fully-engulfed truck.
But on the brighter side, onlookers said the area had a "wonderful, BBQ aroma".
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Jeff Grossman/NYC wrote:Not sure which is the bigger calamity!
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Jenise wrote:On the negative side, it took 6500 gallons of water to snuff the fully-engulfed truck.
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Jeff Grossman/NYC wrote:This news story reminded me of the one about the 18-wheeler that crashed. It was full of bananas and the skid-marks went on for miles...
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