'That guy's a hero': Jazz guard Jordan Clarkson came to aid of food truck after anti-Asian vandalism
LAYTON — Ben Pierce thought it must be a prank call. The part-owner of the World Famous Yum Yum Food Truck had just received a call from a woman who said she was calling on behalf of Jordan Clarkson. The Jordan Clarkson? The Sixth Man of the Year? The Utah Jazz guard that Pierce's son, Brevin, had been trying to get out to eat at the truck? That Jordan Clarkson? Yeah, right. "My son says, 'This is a prank call — don't play along with them,'" Pierce told KSL.com. It was simply too hard to believe. But, so, too, was what happened to the family-owned Filipino food truck last weekend. On Sun...
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