Getting a bite from the Shark  JONATHAN LEVITT FOR THE BOSTON
GLOBEKrista Steinhauer and Adam Bork run the Food Shark truck in
the town of Marfa, Texas. JONATHAN LEVITT FOR THE BOSTON
GLOBEKrista Steinhauer and Adam Bork run the Food Shark truck in
the town of Marfa, Texas. (Jonathan Levitt for The Boston Globe)
By Jonathan Levitt Globe Correspondent / May 13, 2009  E-mail
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lunchtime the Food Shark rolls into the empty ranch town. It's a
1974 Butter-Krust brand bread truck stripped down to galvanized
aluminum. "Food Shark" is hand painted on the side and the
eight-track player blares Led Zeppelin. The van stops in a dirt
clearing near the railroad tracks that run right through the
center of town.  Adam Bork, 38, wearing Buddy Holly glasses and
a cowboy hat hops out of the van smiling and cracking jokes. His
girlfriend, Krista S