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03-12-2024, 08:49 PM
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Why do people eat at Chipotle?
I've always wondered this
You get the smallest amount of meat and tiny bit of rice in a bowl or burrito that ends up costing $15-$20. Most of the time the food will make you feel sick and make you sht your pants like crazy after
I can make a massive burrito with everything I want cost per serving around $2 where as Chipotle is $15 for one burrito?
What am I missing here
Why not just cook a burrito at home
You get the smallest amount of meat and tiny bit of rice in a bowl or burrito that ends up costing $15-$20. Most of the time the food will make you feel sick and make you sht your pants like crazy after
I can make a massive burrito with everything I want cost per serving around $2 where as Chipotle is $15 for one burrito?
What am I missing here
Why not just cook a burrito at home
03-12-2024, 08:51 PM
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Usually my bowl is $13 and I get enough foor for basically the entire day. Seems like decent value.
Obviously not cheaper than eating at home though.
Obviously not cheaper than eating at home though.
03-12-2024, 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens⏩
i can make 5 bowls at home for the cost of that chiptole bowl with better macrosUsually my bowl is $13 and I get enough foor for basically the entire day. Seems like decent value.
Obviously not cheaper than eating at home though.
Obviously not cheaper than eating at home though.
03-12-2024, 08:59 PM
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It's still a healthier option than all the other garbage like Burger King, Popeyes, etc.
And FYI, "fast food" that isn't pure garbage is like $15 minimum now.
Newsflash, making food at home costs less. Are we just figuring this out? it's for convenience you 'tard.
And FYI, "fast food" that isn't pure garbage is like $15 minimum now.
Newsflash, making food at home costs less. Are we just figuring this out? it's for convenience you 'tard.
03-12-2024, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted By WtfAnklesHurt⏩
accuratei agree it's overpriced/overrated
dats coming from a guy who eats chipotle everyday
but it's one of the few convenient fast foods that have mostly fresh ingredients
it's for non-brokies who can afford 5 extra bucks for convenience and are lazy fooks
dats coming from a guy who eats chipotle everyday
but it's one of the few convenient fast foods that have mostly fresh ingredients
it's for non-brokies who can afford 5 extra bucks for convenience and are lazy fooks
03-12-2024, 09:00 PM
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03-12-2024, 09:03 PM
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Food at home is so much better. Doesn't matter if you are using an oven, stove or air fryer it's better than Biden's restaurants in 2024. Air fryers are legit too. Also rice and beans are legit. All kinds of awesome food you can make for cheap.
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03-12-2024, 09:16 PM
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People are willing to pay and companies are willing to butt-fcuk the sheeps’ wallets out of any price they put on the menu. Truly amazing.
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