Marijuana-infused food in the Samich truck
Marijuana-infused food in the Samich truck
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Geryn Angel, MagicalButter's CEO, says he hopes to have trucks in other cities such as San Diego, Tampa, and Toronto. He also wants to create an app that will let customers know when the truck is rolling nearby.
