“Chipotle” Is The Latin Word For “Grown In Pig Shit”

6 Replies to ““Chipotle” Is The Latin Word For “Grown In Pig Shit””

1. I am certain that the CA State Employee Pension Fund Managers purchased millions of shares of Chipolte at $ 750.00/share … having learned nothing from Krispy Kreme donuts or Webvan. But hey ! It is politically-correct to invest in leftist owned and operated corporations

2. Jeezus H. F’ing…
   Non-GMO > ‘organic’. Now, you and I may be perfectly content to eat GMO’s (I frankly don’t know if I do, or I don’t), but just as with the furor over gluten, if someone else wants to pay extra to assuage their hyper-active imaginations, who am I to criticize? Does it hurt me? No. Does it require me to spend more money? No. Does it take money away from me? No.
   If you don’t want to go to Chipotle as a result, here’s my advice: don’t. If enough people care about it, their sales will drop, and they will have to reconsider their policy. However, I believe it will be a non-event (except maybe to Chipotle’s bottom line, as the ‘certified non-GMO’ stuff is probably more expensive for them), and Chipotle will totter on, more or less as it has been. I never eat there anyway, so I don’t care.
   For a bunch that’s always whining about freedom of choice, you seem to get overly upset when someone else exercises their’s in a way you don’t agree with. (cf hybrid cars)

3. Some of the latest victims was eating their ‘salad’ which I believe is organic and non-GMO, but definitely not free of infective diseases.

4. I think I am committing to going “non-Chipotle” on account of their policy of starving people in the third world so their customers don’t have to think about their phobias about genetics.

5. Certainly you’ve noticed that the folks with the hyper-active imaginations are demanding this stuff be the only food available on Earth, right?

6. I do like Chipotle, but the people behind the counter scare me. There seems to be a minimum number of piercings required.