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Peddling candy in South LA with Grace of the Sea

Luis Sanchez is an LA street vendor who goes by the name Grace of the Sea . Grace sells bacon-wrapped pineapple-stuffed hot dogs and candy out of a golden basket in Jefferson Park. We close out the show this week riding along with Grace on the candy route. Producer David Weinberg is our guide.

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By Evan Kleiman • May 27, 2016 • 1 min read

Luis Sanchez is an LA street vendor who goes by the name Grace of the Sea. Grace sells bacon-wrapped pineapple-stuffed hot dogs and candy out of a golden basket in Jefferson Park. We close out the show this week riding along with Grace on the candy route. Producer David Weinberg is our guide. You can hear more stories in KCRW's Below the Ten: Stories of South LA series.

Music: "El Paso" by Marty Robbins

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