A New York, ecco come sapere se un ristorante è sicuro!
In this short Italian monologue, the speaker explains the meaning of the 'A' sticker displayed on a food establishment, specifically a food truck. The sticker is issued by the local health authority (ASL) after an inspection and indicates the establishment’s compliance with hygiene and safety regulations. Historically, the A/B/C grading system—A (good), B (minor issues, shown in green), and C (more serious problems, shown in orange)—was applied only to indoor venues such as restaurants and coffee shops. Recently, the system has been extended to food trucks and even mobile vendors on bicycles. An 'A' rating signifies that the venue is safe and clean, while lower grades signal varying levels of non‑compliance. The speaker reassures viewers that a place displaying an A is “very safe” and asks the audience if they were aware of this grading system.
