By Maria Staubs Click here for updates on this story TUSCAN, Arizona (KGUN) — Taco Stop food truck’s business is feeling the heat after Tuesday marked Tucson’s hottest October day on record, reaching 105 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. “Me and my husband are both Ubering at the moment. I’m going out during the day and he’s going out at night,” said Taco Stop owner Joselyn Gamez. That’s how she said they’re able to keep doors open, now that they are making around two-to-three hundred dollars a day — a dip from their usual $1,500 a day, according to Gamez. While it’s common for food truck business to slow down over summer, Gamez said, it’s unusual for sales
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