Clearly you haven’t been to the Fremont facility. It’s a factory. There are no burrito joints across the street. There is a BART a distance away, entirely indus

Clearly you haven’t been to the Fremont facility. It’s a factory. There are no burrito joints across the street. There is a BART a distance away, entirely industrial and a food desert. It hugs the freeway and you can’t really walk anywhere. https://www.rgj.com/story/life/food/2018/10/17/how-tesla-feeds-its-reno-gigafactory-local-food-and-drink/1649437002/ https://www.rgj.com/story/life/food/2018/10/17/how-tesla-fee... : 2018 article about the food at Gigafactory in Reno [..]The remote location all but demands on-site dining options for employees (a necessary convenience that also keeps folks close to work). A single food truck fed the Gigafactory when it opened in July 2016. Today, the culinary program has grown to encompass 20 trucks (with 12 to 15 on any given day), nine markets run by Rounds Bakery of Reno, an outpost of Roundabout Catering of Sparks, cafés from Sakana Sushi and Bangkok Cuisine of Reno, and a main cafeteria that stretches to 19,000 square feet.[..]