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extras from episode 6!

want more wine down and listen!? look no further! we have all these things for you. 

look at all those tacos. also, we definitely ate like, all of these. we ate fifteen tacos for all of you!

here are the places you can find these delicious tacos:

genevieve’s breakfast tacos with fries! 

ryan’s migas, trailer park, and democrat -- make em trashy!

christy’s favorite restaurant. ever.  -- get the quesadilla, trust us. 

audrey’s “authentic” mexican tacos 

elle’s classic tacos -- we tried the top sellers! 

also, if you were wondering about where the awesome taco facts came from... look no further! 

see you in two weeks! email us! we’re waiting to here what you think!

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Important Dates in Taco History

A general timeline of the events that lead up to our sluttiness...

1931: The Los Angeles restaurant El Cholo opens and allegedly serves the first taco in America.

1946: First Taco Bell opens in San Bernardino, Calif.

1949: The hard-shell, U-shaped taco is first described in a cookbook authored by Fabiola Cabeza de Vaca Gilbert.

1980: Local fast food taco joint Amigos opens first location.

July 21, 2009: The Taco Bell Chihuahua, Gidget, has a stroke and dies at age 15.

Dec. 24, 2009: A Bexar County, Texas, jail employee is arrested after investigators learn that he smuggled tacos containing hacksaw blades to an inmate in exchange for Xanax pills.

July 14, 2010: Man uploads video to YouTube showing him eating a Taco Bell taco with a Dorito shell. Delicious.

Aug. 28, 2010: The members of Lincoln touring favorite The Hood Internet create the Album Tacos tumblr page. Tacos have since been tastefully photoshopped onto Smashing Pumpkins album covers.

March 2011: Trent Larkey and Jacklynn Wiggins, two Riverton, Wyo., high school students, place second in the 2011 West-Mex Culinary Competition conducted by Taco John's and the Wyoming Lodging and Restaurant Association with their creation, The S'more Burrito.

Nov. 24, 2011: Thanksgiving -- the only Thursday of the year Knickerbockers won't sell tacos.

Originally from: http://journalstar.com/article_d5d0f9d6-8c62-52a5-80f4-fbb3a840138e.html