- cross-posted to:
- economics@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- economics@lemmy.world
If you’ve felt your burrito was smaller than it should be, smaller than in the commercials, the CEO agrees.
If you’ve felt your burrito was smaller than it should be, smaller than in the commercials, the CEO agrees.
There’s also zero reason for me to ever set foot in a Chipotle when we’ve two different local chains, one primarily sit-down and one primarily food truck-based, offering broader menus, safer food, and better food - along with all the miscellaneous one-offs that one would expect in a city of any size.
(Shout-out to Moe’s, for anybody in Chambana!)
Why do you assume it’s safer? There’s like thousands of Chipotle’s and every couple years there’s a few reports from a few of them making people sick. A one off shop with the same odds would have a very slim chance of having an issue, even after being open for over a decade.
just gonna toss out a guess: Champaign-Urbana, Illinois?
Yep. I spend more time delivering the local place than eating it, but even the significant local population of college students largely seems to avoid Chipotle when they order in.
They explicitly name it in the last line haha
Yeah I grew up near that area. Just never heard anyone call it that before.