My dilemma with going out to eat

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I think the important question is, does this warning apply to Chipotle?

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I've never had the pleasure of eating at Chipotle.

[Blarg]

I get the creeps thinking about things like that too. Restaurants can be harsh places to work, and since you can't really take it out on the manager if you're not willing or able to steal, it's the customers who are gonna get it whether they deserve it or not. And face it, we live in a rude world that's rapidly getting ruder, and customer service in general is at an all time low, so all of us probably eat food that's been everything but stuck up some guy's ass before, plenty of times even. And it'll keep happening too. I'm sometimes scared to send back a mistaken order(rice instead of potatoes, say), an undercooked steak, or undercooked chicken because I've heard so many chefs talk about how outraged they get when anyone questions them in any way whatsoever.

I try not to think about it. But I tell ya, I watch attitudes. I often go out to eat at places where I'm the only white guy, and if I get dirty looks there, I don't come back even if the food is good.

[MrFeelNothin]

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I think the important question is, does this warning apply to Chipotle?

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I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that Chipotle falls under the category of place where you watch them make your food.

I haven't been there in a while so if I am wrong don't hesitate to correct me.

[Jdanz]

meh, luckily if you don't notice whatever's been done to the food it really didn't have any effect, as it's probably not gonna make you sick, just disgusted.