[nickcarraway]

The garlic ice cream is really good.

[Responsibility2nd]

My uncle used to eat handfuls of garlic for the health benefits.

You could smell him from the next room. Whoa!

[xoxox]

I prefer pork ice cream.

[fretzer]

Indeed. So is the gator. Tastes like chicken.

[YouGoTexasGirl]

If this is the right location, garlic fries were great also! No colds for a year after eating them, LOL!!

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

“Garlic Shoppe owners Alex Larson and his brother Charlie say they have just days to move, as the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Agency acquired their property under eminent domain to build a brand new intersection.”

This is so unlikely. More likely is they learned of the Eminent Domain a year and a half ago and have done nothing about it. Transit agencies move very, very slowly.

[mikey_hates_everything]

I didn’t think there were still at-grade intersections on 101 between Gilroy and Santa Barbara but haven’t taken that route since 1975. Why upgrade anything on 101 anymore? Shouldn’t the high speed train reduce traffic? 🙄

[sasquatch]

Used to tailgate with one of the Christopher family at Stanford football games (Taylor grove). Awesome BBQ.

[where's_the_Outrage?]

Remember passing that store on the way to Ft Hungry Lizard. It saddens me to see it going but it actually appears that eminent domain is being correctly used. Hope the owners got just compensation.

[Pajamajan]

Garlic Shoppe owners Alex Larson and his brother Charlie say they have just days to move, as the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Agency acquired their property under eminent domain to build a brand new intersection.

Nothing like an all powerful government taking away everything you have worked to build, by force. 🙄

[telescope115]

I think that eminent domain is one of the nastiest things that a government can do to its citizens.