Dragons Love Tacos

So I love books and we both have a youngish children's.

Have you ever read the book, Dragons Love Tacos?

It is one of my favorites and we have both of them and they have read hundreds of times.

It was one of my favorite books to read to her when she was little.

Yeah.

So yeah, I know the book very well.

Awesome.

So dragons love tacos.

he's like now i get it i get it

wow yeah i didn't know this is what you that's not what they deal with every day like no one like she was in a store with a bunch of people and no one recognized her no literally like what the fuck oh my god one of the fucking owners of art of play is adam rubin and he that was him wrote dragons love tacos wait that's him yeah i think so oh fuck he wrote dragons do you like that book

yeah it's a good like children's but i mean come on cute little children's book But

yeah, I guess he's an author.

is him.

Because someone commented, Adam Rubin is a famous children's author and he is acting like a small struggling business owner.

And then it says dragons love tacos.

And then, oh, well, the store is co-owned by...

Yes, and the store, the reason why it's been popping up all over my groups, all the groups that I, all my author groups, is because the store is co-owned by Adam Rubin, who is the author of Dragons Love Tacos.

And Adam Rubin, my goodness, fellow, he's just decided to go on a media blitz about defending the store and himself and interactions, which I think he was the one who interacted with her.

If not, it was his co-owner.

Maybe not inside.

But like, whereas I'm sorry, Adam Rubin, you don't need to do like five, six interviews and like get a New York article about it.

Like all these things, which makes me think that he's doing this as a publicity play, which if you go to Dragons Love Tacos on Amazon, it's like, wow.

Shot way up.

And here's a twist.

One of the store's owners is Adam Rubin, the author of Dragons Love Tacos.

I love

dragons love tacos.

I also love tacos.

I love that book.

Like he's a small business and she's this wealthy celebrity.

The interesting thing about this, though, is at first it was kind of like, yeah, I mean, we love you, Kelly, but... uh don't attack a small business but the joke is this this is the guy which is this is crazy to me as a parent who's too aware of this series he's the number one new york times best-selling picture book author of dragons love tacos which is a huge book and dragons love tacos too another called secret pizza party there's one called those damn squirrels which we'll get into later in a different sense but the entire plot of dragons love tacos is like dragons love tacos but never serve them spicy salsa it says spicy salsa 12 000 times it makes their breath fiery i don't i don't know i started the franchise with dragons first taco which is their baby version that's shaped like a taco the the cadence of it the rhyme scheme the way the words level of difficulty vary from page to page i've had to hide it under the nightstand because i just as a parent there's some books i get a little bit irritated reading And I bring that up because what's interesting about Adam Rubin and the asymmetrical social warfare, which to a degree, sure.

I just want you to understand that this just so happens to be an insanely successful author.

Adam Rubin.

He is a multimillion dollar copy selling author and he's just not at all.

Um, like, yeah, I don't think his shop should have gotten death threats and maybe people took it out of control.

I just think it's so funny that he happens to be the dragons love tacos guy.

And somebody that lives in Brooklyn told me like, actually, the neighborhood loves that shop.

And I think also that makes this, that gives the story more texture.

I also love that the co-owner of the store is this guy, Adam Rubin, who is most famous for a children's book called Dragons Love Tacos.

Which is true.

Dragons do love tacos.

Art of Play is owned by the guy who wrote, hold onto your seatbelts, folks, or buckle your seatbelts and hold onto your butts, I think that's the phrase.

The guy who wrote the book Dragons Love Tacos.

Do you remember that book? Dragons Love Tacos.

That book was written by a guy by the name of, of Adam Rubin.

Adam Rubin owns Art of Play.

So this is not just some, like, casual guy who happens to own a store and is, like, trying to make it.

He's, like, a very successful children's author.

Dragons Love Tacos has multiple versions of the book and is incredibly popular, and, you know, lots of people love what he creates.