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Taco Truck Confessions #3 ~ Sex & Tacos

11:30 AM PDT on October 20, 2015

Taco Truck Confessions #3 ~ Sex & Tacos

In this NSFW version of Taco Truck confessions, we talk sex outside the taco truck. It's surprising what people will tell us when they're feeling good, including some of the weirdest and wildest sexual experiences they've had in Los Angeles, all while munching (and dropping) tacos.

Taco Truck Confessions is our video series that takes a unique look at Los Angeles via the only truly communal space in our city that is also delicious– the taco truck.

The premise of the taco lifestyle has always been that in such a diverse city, the things that unify us should be celebrated. Our forthcoming video series helps to prove that point by highlighting people from wildly different backgrounds enjoying tacos and telling us true stories about their lives in L.A.

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