Turns out getting takeout takes longer than cooking at home. I of course would make a vegan version, but that would also save like half the price of the meat.

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    12 days ago

    I bet the one he made at home actually tastes like something, unlike the flavorless cardboard they serve at that sorry excuse for a restaurant.

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      Of the, maybe 4 times I’ve been to Chipotle, they’ve either gotten my order wrong (to-go orders) or just tasted bad and cold. No idea how they’re as popular as they are when Moe’s and Salsaritas exists.

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        12 days ago

        100% this. I’ve had the same experience myself. I’ve gone 3 times total, and every time, I ask that they not turn the burrito I order into a rice burrito, but that’s exactly what they do. I don’t want rice in my burrito, and I say as much, but that seems to be code for, “please add 7 pounds of rice to my burrito.” And even after getting them to fix it, what’s the payoff? Flavorless nonsense. I truly don’t understand their popularity.

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        8 days ago

        You have to make sure you’re going to a good chipotle. One giveaway is whether the staff are adults (usually good) or teens (usually pretty bad).

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    10 days ago

    It’s hard to put a premium on paying someone else to make it for you.

    Oh wait, that’s really easy :p