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Isabel Larios was among thousands of commuters stuck on the 105 Freeway in Hawthorne early Friday after a deadly collision between a tanker truck and another vehicle shut down the road in both directions for several hours.
Frustrated by the gridlock, the food truck operator got up to make herself some coffee — it was 6 a.m., after all. She stepped outside and opened the compartment with the coffeemaker.
Some motorists took that as a sign she was open for business, asking, “Will you serve us coffee? Breakfast?”
Larios turned to her cook: “Should I do it?”
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