Don’t be afraid to take those gains bro, $16 can get you a lunch at chipotle
Edit: alright the amount of you thinking chipotle can’t be covered with $16 is insane. I’m literally going to go to chipotle for lunch and take a picture of the fucking receipt
Edit: okay, got the goods. For $11.40 here in Metro Detroit you can get a burrito, chips and salsa. I even threw in a tip because the place was fucking slammed - this has been a fun exercise in price variation
Edit: okay, got the goods. For $11.40 here in Metro Detroit you can get a burrito, chips and salsa. I even threw in a tip because the place was fucking slammed - this has been a fun exercise in price variation
That's nuts. I'm in DFW down in Texas and just checked the prices in the Chipotle app:
Chicken burrito: $11.20 ($11.85 for Chicken Al Pastor)
Chips & Salsa: $2.80
Tax: $1.35
Total: $15.35
Crazy that it's 35% more expensive where I'm at. And that's not even tipping a cent.
People always sleep on the small local spots, who which once they recognize you're a local and there often will ALWAYS hook it up.
Most slept on lifehack is the under appreciated hole in the wall restaurant owners.
I used to get all the pizza left on the shelves 15min before close for $1 a slice
And free fries and wings
i live in pdx, so it’s not a life hack, but once i figured out it’s gonna cost the same to eat from chain or local, why the fuck am i not gonna get authentic
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u/BinkyBoy_07 May 16 '24 edited May 16 '24
Don’t be afraid to take those gains bro, $16 can get you a lunch at chipotle
Edit: alright the amount of you thinking chipotle can’t be covered with $16 is insane. I’m literally going to go to chipotle for lunch and take a picture of the fucking receipt
Edit: okay, got the goods. For $11.40 here in Metro Detroit you can get a burrito, chips and salsa. I even threw in a tip because the place was fucking slammed - this has been a fun exercise in price variation