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 Taqueria San Jose, Misson at 16th Street, San Francisco |
 Mission at 24th, San Francisco |
 Sliciing tacos al pastor also seems to carry a heavy burden |
 Some gyros chefs are happy. Others, like this one depicted in a New Orleans window, seem tense |
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 This guy is in the moment at Taqueria Amigo Chino |
 Irving Park Road at Central |
 Herm's Hot Dog Palace, Dempster near McCormick, Skokie, Illinois. |
 Herm's Hot Dog Palace, detail |
 Herm's Hot Dog Palace, Dempster near McCormick, Skokie, Illinois. The painting of the gyros jockey has been refreshed |
 Herm's Hot Dog Palace |
 A loving rendition of gyros equipment, plus stylized flames, at CND Gyros, Grand near St. Clair. |
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 Disembodied hands highlight the gyros (and the specialized gyros pan) at the old Wells Street deli. |
 Wells and Huron (Gone) |
 More disembodied hands, Kankakee (thanks to Dave Kargl) |
 More serious gyros preparation on Central Avenue, near Belmont |
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 Nick's Drive-In, Harlem at Touhy, Chicago, 2006 |
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