• @kaitco
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    515 months ago

    Burrito season, according to Chipotle, runs from March to May

    And, here I was stupidly referring to this time period as Spring!

  • @SGGeorwell
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    325 months ago

    Worst job I’ve ever had. Just an endless stream of people with no self control asking for “moaarr!” More chicken, more more more. And then their burrito is too fucking fat to wrap it up, so you wrap a big pile of slop into a little square of foil that’s busting at the seams. It’s a gross trough of slop that people stand over and gleet into with their mouth noises while poking the glass pointing at ingredients with their dirty fingers.

    • @Blum0108
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      135 months ago

      Stop, I can only get so aroused

      • @Earthwormjim91
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        25 months ago

        The trick is getting an overloaded burrito bowl and then two tortillas on the side.

        Two burritos for barely more than the cost of one.

  • @apfelwoiSchoppen
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    This is well placed marketing for Chipotle recruiting, restaurant turnover is often 200 or 300% year over year. That means the turn the entire staff of a given place over 2 or 3 times year. They have to do this all the time.

    Citation: I worked at a chain that bragged about having only ~100% turnover year over year.

  • @reddig33
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    195 months ago

    Chipotle needs to open for breakfast. They already have all the ingredients for breakfast tacos if they add eggs. Idiotas.

    • @[email protected]
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      55 months ago

      If you are eating them year round they are obviously not freshly picked from the tree, most likely stored in a climate controlled warehouse with nitrogen gas.

      I mean you wouldn’t eat spaghetti out of season would you?

  • DrSleepless
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    75 months ago

    Ah Burrito season, where my local place makes chipotle look like garbage!

    • Zorque
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      55 months ago

      Cutting hours until they quit, probably.

  • @PunnyName
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    If they just paid people $25+ / hour, they might not have as many people quit.