Take the following as truth: The famous Farmers' Market at Third and Fairfax is a curious mixture of old folks, tourists, and hip Hollywood types who crowd the excellent and inexpensive food stands and stalls that sell meat, cheese, chocolate, baked goods, and produce.
Then the following statement: "There is a market at Third and Fairfax where you can buy food." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: True