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Behold the gastro-architectural marvel of the late 70s: The Structural Taco. Before the era of the overstuffed burrito, we had this absolute marvel, a hard shell vast enough to be zoned for commercial real estate. The engineering required to keep that payload of ground beef and perfectly geometric tomato wedges from shattering the shell upon the first bite is nothing short of miraculous. Also, we need to appreciate the color coordination here; nothing says 1979 quite like a manicure that perfectly matches the toasted corn tortilla. This isn't just a meal; it's a high-stakes game of Jenga played with ground meat.