Tiki Jac’s Street Eats & Brews in Rehoboth Beach

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The video showcases a close-up of a sandwich wrapped in white and yellow waxed paper. A hand enters to cut open the sandwich, revealing its contents. The camera pans slightly upward, and the background includes a tablecloth, sunglasses, and a candle holder.