just had chipotle for the first time today..

[thatpfunk]

the only advantage it has over a real taco shop is that
a) you know the mexicans aren't spitting in your food just for the hell of it and
b) you don't have to worry about the meat being pigeon or dog

its fine for a quick, easy meal that you know isn't going to make you sick

[stabn]

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b) you don't have to worry about the meat being pigeon or dog


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I wouldn't be so sure on that. The steak isn't exactly grade a beef.

[daryn]

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the only advantage it has over a real taco shop is that
a) you know the mexicans aren't spitting in your food just for the hell of it and
b) you don't have to worry about the meat being pigeon or dog

its fine for a quick, easy meal that you know isn't going to make you sick

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i don't get it...

regarding point a, why would they be any less/more likely to spit in your food for the fun of it?

i don't buy b either

[thatpfunk]

a) at chipotle you see your food the entire time. that makes it pretty close to impossible, unless you happen to be blind, for them to spit in your food.

b) the meat at many taco shops in san diego is very, very sketchy compared to what you find in a chipotle. believe whatever you want, however.

[daryn]

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a) at chipotle you see your food the entire time. that makes it pretty close to impossible, unless you happen to be blind, for them to spit in your food.

b) the meat at many taco shops in san diego is very, very sketchy compared to what you find in a chipotle. believe whatever you want, however.

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i guess i was just comparing it to taquerias i've been to where it's the same kind of style. you go up and there's all the food in front of you, assembly line style

[thatpfunk]

well youll have to swing by santanas next time you find yourself in southern california. it can be a gamble, but pretty damn good.

[canis582]

what if mcdonalds corp. all of a sudden purchased one of those hippie chains like whole foods? do you think they would start selling greasy burgers and fries there?

They wouldnt buy whole foods and if they did, yes they would.

[daryn]

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what if mcdonalds corp. all of a sudden purchased one of those hippie chains like whole foods? do you think they would start selling greasy burgers and fries there?

They wouldnt buy whole foods and if they did, yes they would.

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you are stupid. please stay out of my threads. thank you.

[IndieMatty]

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well youll have to swing by santanas next time you find yourself in southern california. it can be a gamble, but pretty damn good.

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Ramones!!!

[tdarko]

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a) at chipotle you see your food the entire time. that makes it pretty close to impossible, unless you happen to be blind, for them to spit in your food.


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i am not saying chipotle is using sketchy meat...but the meat is pre-made and put out in a line in front of you. who is to say what grade the meat is that they are cooking? are you some kind of expert that you can stand in a line and from 20 yards away look over the counter and through all that crap back there and tell what cut of meat that mexican is chopping up? give me a break, you have absolutely zero clue what cut or grade of meat that mcdonalds chain is cooking up. the fact that you can "see" it is just comforting for you is all.
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b) the meat at many taco shops in san diego is very, very sketchy compared to what you find in a chipotle. believe whatever you want, however.

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i have eaten at sketchy places in actual mexico and all over texas that have used all kinds of animals in their meat. it was frickin' great food too. i think you would be surprised at the crap you have put in your body unknowingly but your cookie cutter life as conditioned your brain to tell what is good for you and bad for you and in reality you have no idea.