Free Tip of the Day

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If you go to Chipotle dressed as a burrito, and they give you a free burrito! So break out the Aluminum foil folks! It's burrito time!

Comments

Amanda said…
Why has no one told me this before?!?!?
17 November, 2006 10:29
vander said…
It can be really embarrassing. I had this one friend who kept getting free burritos..she didn't know why, and we finally had to tell her that it was because she was fashioning her clothes out of tinfoil. Totally embarrassing.
17 November, 2006 14:42
Anonymous said…
What does tinfoil have to do with a burrito? I always get mine in paper wrappers.
18 November, 2006 13:22
Pete said…
Chipotle really likes to put theirs in foil for some reason. Maybe it keeps them warmer or makes them more reflective.
19 November, 2006 10:58
Jay said…
OK guys--I have a plan. I'm officially organizing an event-- The great burrito dress-up! Let's ALL go to Chipotle dressed as a burrito! After Thanksgiving sometime!
19 November, 2006 14:39
The Keiser said…
No, no, wait until I'm in town in December!!!
20 November, 2006 14:18
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