Why are food trucks a meme?

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Why are food trucks a meme? Anonymous Sat Jul 21 11:44:47 2018 No.10942919 [Reply] [Original]

>underwhelming pub food entree
>can of coca cola
>tatted hipsters
>35 minute wait
>aioli sauce

That'l be 32 dollars, sir.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 12:34:42 2018 No.10943130 >>10942919 It's culinary rebellion :D

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 12:39:32 2018 No.10943144 >>10942919 because you live in a corn field

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 12:44:40 2018 No.10943163 >>10942919 >aioli sauce

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 12:44:52 2018 No.10943164 >>10942919 Local breweries usually have one parked out front. Orders usually take about 5-10 mins and are less than $10. My favorite is >Wokker, Texas Ranger

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 12:50:00 2018 No.10943198 Food trucks are great because now you can get decent food at festivals.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 12:53:09 2018 No.10943210 We have a couple in my home town and they make bank. Not sure of the appeal, I guess it's a reason to get out of the house and stand around socialize suck a friendly cock, not really my thing admittedly

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 12:54:29 2018 No.10943215 5 for 5$ tacos food trucks are awesome

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 12:56:16 2018 No.10943222 >>10942919 Why do tattoos matter? Tattoos have been around for thousands of years

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:01:22 2018 No.10943237 >>10942919 >He doesn't get the $1.50 lengua tacos then go inside the gas station and get a 32 oz of Corona Familiar.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:03:17 2018 No.10943244 >>10943237 you sound like you know your way around some hedge clippers.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:05:33 2018 No.10943257 >>10943237 Why not get the drink before or place your order and then buy the drink real quick?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:08:05 2018 No.10943271 >>10943244 Nothing wrong with an honest days hard work. >>10943257 I do usually grab the beer after I've placed my order while I wait. Did I have to spell it out? Guess I did.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:08:08 2018 No.10943272 File: 83 KB, 645x614, 1520899974627.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10942919 >restaurant serves tacos indoors "oh wow, what a great taco place" >exact same tacos served from a truck "HURR MEME TRUCK BAD FOOD GRR MAD ON INTERNET"

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:09:21 2018 No.10943281 >>10942919 Its funny as hell when broke ass flyover complain about food prices. I bet your so fucking poor that you don't even drink at the airport, if you even have one.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:15:01 2018 No.10943313 >>10942919 MEMES XDDDD KEK MAYMAY MEME EVERYTHING IS A MEME LULZZZ KEKISTAN LIBTARD SOY TRUCK DABS FORTNITE XD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! RIP XXX

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:15:48 2018 No.10943318 >>10943313 this

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:16:22 2018 No.10943322 File: 36 KB, 613x531, 1529516670802.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10943313

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:19:21 2018 No.10943339

>>10943210
Highly doubt they make bank. You're limited to relatively few customers a day due to time constraints, and margins aren't that high to begin with. Youll be lucky to pull in mid 5 figures a year from one.

Food trucks are a meme. The real bankers are franchisers, and no one is ever going to franchise food trucks successfully.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:21:30 2018 No.10943350 >>10943339 Yup because franchises only work because they can pull reasonable lines of credit off of the real estate they own and food trucks are just a depreciable hunk of junk.

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:29:07 2018 No.10943394

>>10943272
not OP, but i've never had tacos from a truck that taste better than a resturant, except the one resturant that also runs a truck.
>>10943215
$5 for 5 is like 10 years ago when they weren't meme. the only place I can find that now is inside a mexican grocery

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:33:59 2018 No.10943425

>>10942919
my biggest gripe with food trucks is the inconsistent menu. small fridge space means they always run out of the popular stuff. also most of the time the menu is listed without prices, so I just walk away from those unless there's absolutely nothing else open.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:35:53 2018 No.10943435 >>10942919 >tatted hipsters Where I live it’s beaners

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:36:23 2018 No.10943439

>>10942919
I don't understand the appeal at all.
My office replaced a mall style food court with this food truck bullshit.
I've gotten delivery ever since because at least then they bring the food to me. Why the fuck would anyone want to have to go outside to some retarded truck to get food and bring it back to their office themselves?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:38:17 2018 No.10943446 >>10943439 bro it's honest food, authentic, fresh

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:40:36 2018 No.10943453 >>10943439 >T. 300 lb landwhale

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:40:54 2018 No.10943458 File: 71 KB, 642x880, 1519332195857.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10943446 You have just activated my almonds!

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:42:29 2018 No.10943469

>>10943446
REEEEEE I WANT MY IN-BUILDING NAME BRAND RESTAURANT VENDORS BACK
FUCK YOU FUCKING HIPSTERS, WE USED TO HAVE CHINESE FOOD AND BBQ AND PIZZA AND EVERYTHING JUST WAITING THERE INSIDE THE BUILDING FOR ME TO EAT WHENEVER I FELT LIKE IT, I HATE YOUR STUPID FUCKING TRUCKS

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:43:58 2018 No.10943476 >>10943435 Those are usually gang members. And they make some bomb ass food.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:44:02 2018 No.10943478 >>10943453 Wrong, 6'2 140 lb hungry skelly. That's why I'm low energy enough to care about having to get up and go outside to use a truck in the first place. I need to preserve what precious little life energy I have.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:44:03 2018 No.10943479 >>10943469 You are such a fat POS tastelet. Name brand places are ass.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:45:06 2018 No.10943484 >>10943478 Yeah and every Wednesday night I'm a dwarf cleric

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:45:20 2018 No.10943485 >>10943479 Name brand places are great. The business model works so well because despite what everyone claims, we all secretly appreciate the consistency of a standardized franchise operating model.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:46:21 2018 No.10943491 >>10943484 You believe skinny people are mythological creatures? Let me guess, you're American?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:46:55 2018 No.10943496 >>10943485 Consistency just means it's sub par every time. I appreciate finding places with actually good food.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:48:07 2018 No.10943500 >>10943485 I actually kinda agree with this. Mom and pops are great, at times. Some are fantastic all the time, but thats a rare gem.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:49:35 2018 No.10943508 Real food trucks are legit. Foodie trucks are the meme deserved to be mocked. There is no defending the shitty overprice cupcake craze.

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:52:17 2018 No.10943521
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>>10943496
I'd rather have a surefire, guaranteed decent meal than roll the dice on some random local bullshit.
I've had good food at non- name brand places before and then a couple days later when I order it a second time it's garbage, probably because one guy working there is much better at preparing it than the other guy whose shift was going on during the second instance of ordering.
I like Andy Warhol's quote about Coca-Cola RE: This standardization topic:
>What's great about this country is that America started the tradition where the richest consumers buy essentially the same things as the poorest. You can be watching TV and see Coca-Cola, and you know that the President drinks Coke, Liz Taylor drinks Coke, and just think, you can drink Coke, too. A Coke is a Coke and no amount of money can get you a better Coke than the one the bum on the corner is drinking. All the Cokes are the same and all the Cokes are good. Liz Taylor knows it, the President knows it, the bum knows it, and you know it.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 13:58:12 2018 No.10943546 >>10943521 Coke is for poors tho.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 14:03:15 2018 No.10943572 >>10943521 >muh revisionism Budget brands always existed. Maybe not specifically Stars'n'Stripes, Kirkland, or Safeway Select in Andy's time, but there's always a knock-off.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 14:05:49 2018 No.10943580 >>10943222 and they've always been degenerate

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 14:06:14 2018 No.10943581 >>10943281 T. Voted for Hillary because cares about the majority instead of the rich elite.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 14:10:12 2018 No.10943598 >>10943572 It hasta be Shasta

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 14:11:41 2018 No.10943604
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>>10943572
I have no idea what relationship your post there is supposed to have with what I wrote.
What do budget knockoffs have to do with anything? How is any of what I wrote "revisionism?"
>>10943546
>Coke is for poors tho.
Coke is for everyone, that's what makes it great.
The CEO of the company I work earns about 6 million each year, is in the top 300 Forbes list for CEO compensation, and he drinks Coca-Cola.
The current President of the USA drinks Coca-Cola. So did a lot of the previous ones.
That's really just a silly pleb claim to make.

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 15:37:41 2018 No.10943939

>>10942919
The taco truck near my work isn't like this at all.

>Tacos are $1.25 each for whatever kind of meat you want
>Other meals are all under $6
>Wide selection of American and Mexican sodas or just bottled water
>Guys running the truck hardly speak English, but they're super friendly
>Food is great, never pay more than $9 for lunch
>wait 5-10 minutes at most even when they're really busy

Git gud, faggot.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 15:40:27 2018 No.10943955 >>10943939 Get good at coincidentally having a truck near your work that you like?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 15:41:37 2018 No.10943960 >>10943955 Yeah.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 15:42:59 2018 No.10943969 File: 39 KB, 348x348, 348s.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >5 dollars >2 minutes >Huge messy plate of chicken rice, onion, and lettuce drenched in white sauce Can't complain.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 16:10:44 2018 No.10944090 >>10943198 >going to festivals

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 16:14:40 2018 No.10944101 >>10944090 I for one enjoy supporting local businesses.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 16:18:33 2018 No.10944115 >>10943969 It sounds like you're describing back alley gay aids sex.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 16:23:14 2018 No.10944132 >>10944115 and you sound real familiar with it.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 16:39:39 2018 No.10944181 >>10943939 I have a similar truck nearby. The trick with food trucks is that you need to find one staffed by immigrants rather than tatted hipsters in order to get good and inexpensive food.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 16:43:23 2018 No.10944193 >>10943604 >He fell for the elites virtue signalling to the (((common man))) (((joe the plumber))) (((I'm with you)))

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 17:24:19 2018 No.10944380 >burger truck on campus >lines are horrific >$13 burgers without drink or fries >mfw they actually stopped giving out napkins >same truck at concert festival >$16 burgers >line is even longer jesus christ

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 19:18:58 2018 No.10944897 >>10944380 this guy gets it

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 19:32:43 2018 No.10944966 >>10943272 I've traveled all around, and I've unironically never had a good taco. They are inherently shitty meme food. I want to like them, but every time I trick myself into ordering one I'm disappointed

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:01:23 2018 No.10945313 >>10944380 hipsters are retarded and those people are exploiting them I dont see any problem with this.

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:03:47 2018 No.10945322

>>10942919
My only issue with them is that when they come to my office, they always run out of fucking food. My company haves them come every few weeks and we all have around $8 to spend on them so they are guaranteed a shit load of money that day. They should have an extra person run down to the grocery store that's a block away or fucking bring coolers with extra food but I guess they hate money.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:12:09 2018 No.10945340 >>10943313 Delete this. This is literally why obongofags suck

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:15:59 2018 No.10945356 >>10943281 It’s not funny that 90% of America is now dirt poor.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:18:02 2018 No.10945365 >>10945356 where do you get your numbers? Out of your ass? Did you find my wrist watch?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:18:07 2018 No.10945366 >>10944090 >being an antisocial incel

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:20:58 2018 No.10945378 File: 4 KB, 101x147, drmpf.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10945356 Correct, only russia is laughing about that.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:21:45 2018 No.10945380 >>10942919 i actually got a great deal from a food truck once, huge pulled pork burger (i couldn't finish it) and fries for 6.99

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:36:51 2018 No.10945434 File: 148 KB, 691x1000, dmen.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] $9 for this. 4.5 stars on yelp

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:38:05 2018 No.10945441

>>10942919
What shitty food truck are you going to?

>Go to philadelphia halal truck
>pay $5 or 6 depending on price for a large enough portion of lamb over rice or lamb gyro to fill me up for lunch
>Sauce options your choice for free
>free drink
>ready in less than 5 minutes
Give your business to a better truck or stop complaining anon

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:44:40 2018 No.10945468 >>10945434 It looks like your mom secreted blood out of her vagina

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 21:56:24 2018 No.10945518 >>10943425 >Not ordering the food anyway and then saying no thanks when they try to hand you the food and ask for money

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 22:01:01 2018 No.10945540 >>10945434 >too cheap to even give you a bun with the hotdog HAHAHA

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 22:18:25 2018 No.10945642 File: 29 KB, 695x354, 9.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10944193 >I-It's just for publicity Wrong, pretty much everyone drinks Coke, get over it.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 22:24:13 2018 No.10945683 File: 625 KB, 800x526, CokeButton.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10944193 >>10945642 Also here's the button President Trump has which is literally just there to allow him to summon a butler to bring him more Coca-Cola any time he wants.

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 22:28:03 2018 No.10945707 >>10945434 >Roe v. Wade

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 22:58:48 2018 No.10945890 >>10945683 >CokeButton.png >pushing it summons a butler Do you think he could also ask for coffee of the butler? Or a grilled cheese? Is it really just coke?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:02:50 2018 No.10945906 >>10943163 Yes, that's what he said, good job lil buddy.

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:06:24 2018 No.10945934

>>10943144
>he thinks flyover states are the most popular place for foodtrucks
nice try California faggot, shouldn't you be checking your social media so you can find where your fave kimchi-wrapped-donut-hamburger-sushi truck is going to show up this week?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:08:49 2018 No.10945948 >>10943394 >implying the 5 for $5 tacos sold from the side of my local Fina gas station aren't the best tacos in the universe ishygddt

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:12:20 2018 No.10945957 >>10944966 >I've been all over... I guessing you've never even left your zipcode let alone scoured all of Central and Southern America for tacos. Why do you lie about stupid things on the internet?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:15:14 2018 No.10945967 >>10945518 >he doesn't even know that you pay when you order the food, like every other fast food restaurant just how dumb is this little revenge fantasy of yours?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:16:37 2018 No.10945975 >>10943439 >every person who orders from a food truck does so under these specific circumstances ask me how I know you're autistic

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:17:47 2018 No.10945985 >>10943491 LOL rekt

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:22:41 2018 No.10946017 >>10945642 >>10945683 >Look what he tweeted! >He's one of us! >MAGA It's online, must be true right?

>>	Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:31:34 2018 No.10946054 File: 233 KB, 3360x1494, maxresdefault (1).jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10943484 >he's never met an Elven mage before. Oh I'm laughing, dumbass dwarves

Anonymous Sat Jul 21 23:33:46 2018 No.10946065

>>10943339
As with all things, it depends on the market. There are two snocone trucks in my town. One operates down by the beach/pier, the other operates in the parking lot of a gas station outside of of town. The one at the gas station consistently pulls in more customers and has a longer demand season despite being more expensive and having smaller snocones. Why? The one at the beach has more competition and its customer base only really exists during summer break while the one at the gas station is a block away from a school and has no other competition aside from said gas station.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 01:16:19 2018 No.10946525 >>10945642 i havent drank coke since i was a teenager except for the rare times ive had rum and coke at a bar where the beer sucks

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 01:19:48 2018 No.10946539 >>10946054 >Can't even into runes

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 01:50:14 2018 No.10946681 It’s le trendy and you are able to post it on 15 (((social medias))) for your fake friends to view

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 01:56:28 2018 No.10946705

>>10944966
Then make some yourself you drooling retard. All thay you need for the ideal taco is a meat, cilantro, onions, and lime in a corn tortilla. Just marinade and cook some cheap steak or something for the meat; you can also just use store-bought tortillas because I imagine that you're a lazy piece of shit, faggot.

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 02:03:06 2018 No.10946736

>>10945906
Its called ayeoli who calls ketchup ketchup sauce or mustard mustard sauce or mayonnaise (aioli) mayonnaise sauce. Why are you even on /ck/ are you trying to educate yourself about food? Because you act like you know shit but you're clearly a condescending little fuck who is wrong.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 02:04:30 2018 No.10946741 >>10943491 Or you're just a faggot

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 02:23:33 2018 No.10946834
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>>10942919

depends who runs the truck. there's a big difference between the dollar taco or halal truck run by immigrants and the curry grilled cheese hipster memer truck. the former is usually planted next to a gas station and i eat at them a lot. the latter is fucking gay

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 02:25:53 2018 No.10946839 >>10944090 >being so scared of people and the outdoors you can't enjoy music Just leave one day

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 02:27:18 2018 No.10946847 >>10942919 MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEMS

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 02:27:33 2018 No.10946849 >>10946834 Quit forcing this image.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 02:30:27 2018 No.10946861 >>10946736 It's actually called aioli (with an umlaut over the i but 4chan won't let me out one) dipshit. You're already wrong after the first 3 words of your post

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 05:58:59 2018 No.10947479 >>10942919 >See a cupcake truck >hmm, I could really go for some red velvet >cupcake is literally the size of a quarter >6 dollars >People are lined the fuck up for 1 wew

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 12:33:50 2018 No.10948553 Food trucks staffed by foreigners who can barely speak English are cheap and great tasting. Avoid any vegan/hipster food truck as you're getting scammed hard.

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 12:43:17 2018 No.10948630

>>10942919
Nigger, even in the overpriced shithole I live in, no one charges that much at a food truck.

You've obviously just gone to one and assumed that's what all foodtrucks are like. Maybe get a therapist to help you with your autism, because you seem to assume that your one individual experience isn't at all the norm. Or even real desu, I'm like...80% sure you've never been to more than 1 foodtruck.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:01:52 2018 No.10948713 >>10948630 >Nigger, even in the overpriced shithole I live in, no one charges that much at a food truck. It's called exaggeration to make a point, racist.

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:04:01 2018 No.10948718

hipster type food trucks used to be good like 8 years ago. kogi truck was the shit. Unfortunately prices went up and quality went down. The new shitty trend are these "market" type places that are full of vendors selling $15 instagram food.

immigrant food trucks are largely mediocre as well. most taco trucks serve food that's just good for sopping up whatever alcohol is in your stomach. literally mcdonalds tier.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:05:46 2018 No.10948729 >>10942919 >That'l be 32 dollars, sir. Wait what? I thought streetfood is really cheap in USA. All this time I've complained expensive food in here. T: Finn

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:08:10 2018 No.10948742

>>10948729

You spend about 35 to 50 percent, sometimes as high as double, more than you would at a normal restaurant most of the time.

So if it normally costs 6 to 8 dollars for a burger meal, expect to spend 12 to 15 dollars.

It varies wildly. But, most of the time, expect to get ripped off.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:10:04 2018 No.10948757 File: 72 KB, 550x412, kebab ranskalaisilla.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This is approximately 10 dollars, would it be cheap in USA? Yes? No? Also no tips.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:10:55 2018 No.10948763 >>10948757 Hi england!

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:15:54 2018 No.10948795 >>10948763 *Finland

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:16:51 2018 No.10948797 >>10948713 Sounds like lying to fabricate a narrative.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:17:13 2018 No.10948799 >>10948729 >streetfood is really cheap in USA it's an expensive kind of food in the US

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:24:40 2018 No.10948842

>>10948757
If you know a good local place, that's close to what we'd pay. I've got a Cajun-creole joint in my town where every plate is $7.50, regardless of what you order. Everything is made as a roux in bulk at the start of the day, and served over rice with garlic bread. It sounds like shit, but they're actually really tasty, and you come away with a huge plate of gumbo, red beans & rice with smoked sausage, jambalaya, chicken etouffee, whatever, plus an extra piece of garlic bread and a drink for under $10.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:24:59 2018 No.10948844 >>10948797 Never visit the onion.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:26:34 2018 No.10948852 >>10948842 MY KIND OF JOINT RIGHT THERE! Alton Brown said it best, anyone can and should eat well for under 10 dollars.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:27:48 2018 No.10948859 >>10945934 >shouldn't you be checking your social media so you can find where your fave kimchi-wrapped... Do you live in 2009?

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 13:31:20 2018 No.10948873

>>10948852
It's awesome for first dates. Funky atmosphere, lots of color and art on the walls, funky jazz and zydeco for music, cheap as hell, and they have a decent selection of beers, and bread pudding for dessert. Mostly college kids and people around the university go there.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 14:02:24 2018 No.10949005 >>10948873 I'm not serial dater.

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 14:40:18 2018 No.10949186 File: 720 KB, 1497x983, 1531271907192.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10945957 >Tacos come from South america

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 14:42:39 2018 No.10949196 >>10944090 settle down incel

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 15:25:16 2018 No.10949334 >>10946861 Back to r e d d it newfag

>>	Anonymous Sun Jul 22 21:38:41 2018 No.10951329 >everyone is talking about fucking tacos it's about the dumb hipster trucks that are ripping people off

Anonymous Sun Jul 22 22:22:39 2018 No.10951562
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>>10951329
>ripping people off
What, are you a commie or something? A small business opens and charges what their customers will pay and you say their ripping them off? Tbf, it's pretty obvious you're such a cash poor fuck you salivate as you walk by food trucks and observe the good food, happy faces of friends sharing, rich ethnic food aromas and then bitterly vow to rail against them next time you get on your favorite bavarian lederhosen modeling board.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 03:10:15 2018 No.10952507

>>10942919
if you want to try your hand at a resturant but you dont have the money to open a real one, a food truck is the way to go
>Mobile
>No rent
and you get yourself to familiarize with all the requirements to manage a restaurant
>Prices
>Labor Cost
>Product Cost
>Permits
>Cleaning
>Dread Inspections
etc etc etc

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 03:13:55 2018 No.10952515 File: 1.08 MB, 680x680, b49.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >aoli REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ITS MAYONNAISE CALL IT MAYONNAISE

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 07:42:45 2018 No.10952943 These threads are just smug greentext responses to someone else's smug greentext response. This entire thread should be gassed.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 08:15:41 2018 No.10953004 >>10952515 what in the absolute fuck did he mean by this?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 08:34:33 2018 No.10953037 >>10953004 >fucking retard did anon not speak slowly enough for you?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 08:42:31 2018 No.10953046 >>10943469 have a vegan taco and relax bro

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 08:53:17 2018 No.10953059 File: 53 KB, 500x434, 1532051621797.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10945366 >>10949196 >le reddit buzzword Back ya go.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 08:56:36 2018 No.10953063 >>10953037 >fucking retard who are you quoting?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:06:11 2018 No.10953094 >>10953063 your mother after she gave birth

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:09:15 2018 No.10953099 >>10945934 I absolutely LOOOVE when flyovers think they're human and that their screeching will achieve anything. >social media Cute!

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:11:27 2018 No.10953102 >>10953094 shall save this wise quip for future use. the point is that aioli is not mayonnaise. aioli is olive oil emulsified with garlic and mayonnaise refers to different types of oils emulsified with egg yolk and added vinegar.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:18:31 2018 No.10953116 >>10953102 Dictionary says; "Mayonnaise seasoned with garlic."

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:19:48 2018 No.10953118 >>10953116 Better throw out that dictionary then.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:21:11 2018 No.10953122 >>10946017 >tweets like this have been consistent for years, positive or negative for ocke That's a real long ruse.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:27:58 2018 No.10953134 >>10948718 This is the correct answer. It's a meme. But they are convenient at times when out and about drunk as shit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:29:01 2018 No.10953137 >>10953099 Trying way too hard. Your butthurt is showing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:39:54 2018 No.10953158 File: 85 KB, 453x439, 1530907799993.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >eating anything that comes out the back of a roach coach staffed by hipsters and/or spics

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:45:56 2018 No.10953168 >>10946705 t. butthurt spic

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:50:50 2018 No.10953177 I don't trust any of them because I don't know how clean these fucking people are. Always passed a few by downtown but never ate at a food truck stop once in my life.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:51:59 2018 No.10953179 >>10945890 https://gizmodo.com/a-closer-look-at-donald-trump-s-magic-coke-delivery-but-1794739701

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:53:08 2018 No.10953182 >>10953177 How often they clean the storage is my problem, also how long the meat sits unrefrigerated or on warmers. Thats how you get the poopies.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:57:02 2018 No.10953189

>>10946017
He insulted Coke, don't know how you got "he's one of us MAGA" out of that.
Also I posted a picture of the Clintons drinking Coke first, so it's not like I'm being partisan about this.
Just trying to show you Warhol's right and both the poorest and wealthiest people from a homeless bum up to the President all drink Coke. It's weird you believe otherwise, Cokes are everywhere.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 09:58:33 2018 No.10953190 >>10953177 >I don't trust any of them because I don't know how clean these fucking people are. Doesn't that extend to restaurants as well?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:00:39 2018 No.10953197 >>10953099 snap Yep, another coastie for the cringe compilation.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:02:33 2018 No.10953203

>>10953190
>Over 2,000 different state and local agencies in the U.S. are responsible for inspecting food trucks, according to the Food and Drug Administration. That means safety standards vary widely across the country. Regulators for the most part require mobile food vendors to have hot and cold running water, a refrigerator, and to dispose of waste properly, but some specific rules can differ. In Los Angeles, food trucks must also park within 200 feet of a bathroom where workers can wash their hands. In Southern Nevada, all food handlers must be certified in food safety, but in some cities only part of the staff must be certified. In New York City, restaurants are given letter grades following health inspections, but not food trucks. In L.A., the trucks also get graded.
>Those differences raise red flags for food safety advocates who want to see national standards for how food is handled and stored on trucks. “We really believe that there should be a uniform food safety system for people regardless of where they are,” says Nancy Donley, a spokeswoman for Stop Foodborne Illness, an advocacy group. For example, she says at least one worker on every truck should be trained in food safety methods. Problems can arise: from 1998 to 2010 there were 53 outbreaks of foodborne illnesses from food prepared at a fair, festival or other mobile food service, infecting 1,186 people, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. And those numbers represent just a fraction of cases, experts say.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:04:33 2018 No.10953210 >>10953203 You didn't answer my question, anon. I'm curious if your irrational fear of muh dirty cooks extends to restaurants or if you've decided to limit yourself to food trucks.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:07:01 2018 No.10953219

>>10953210
I'm not that anon. I don't care about the cleanliness issue, just giving you an answer to your question about it extending to regular restaurants. The answer is it doesn't extend to them because food trucks aren't held to the same inspection standards.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:12:50 2018 No.10953232

>>10953219
I find it curious that you base your assemsent based on the law rather than empirical information.

Next question: do you wash your own hands before you eat? Does that apply to restaurants also, i.e. after you've touched door handles, menus, etc?

Do you ever eat while you touch non-cutlery objects, like a phone, computer, etc?

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:19:13 2018 No.10953257

>>10953232
Did you not understand me the last time?
I'm not the anon who cares about cleanliness shit.
I just wanted to show you the inspection standards aren't the same with food trucks so your attempted argument that he should consider food trucks the same as restaurants for cleanliness is wrong.
Also RE: empiricism, finish reading the inspection standards quote, it's not just laws, a foodborne illness advocacy group and the CDC have raised food truck standards as an issue too based on specific preventable outbreak cases.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:22:06 2018 No.10953264

>>10953257
>I'm not the anon who cares about cleanliness shit.
You seem to be replying to me, so I figured you were interested in having a discussion.

>>so your attempted argument that he should consider food trucks the same as restaurants for cleanliness is wrong.
I wasn't making that argument, anon. I need more information before I can make any argument, hence why I'm asking questions rather than making statements.

>> finish reading the inspection standards quote
I read it. A quote alone is worthless because I don't know what conclusions someone might be drawing from it.

>>a foodborne illness advocacy group and the CDC have raised food truck standards as an issue too based on specific preventable outbreak cases.
That's nice. You're doing it wrong though. I'm asking you yes/no questions. You're posting non-answers.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:28:36 2018 No.10953299

>>10953264
>You seem to be replying to me, so I figured you were interested in having a discussion.
You're mixing up two different sorts of interest.
A) I did have an interest in pointing out your question about whether a cleanliness hangup for food trucks also extends to regular restaurants can be answered with "no" because they aren't held to the same inspection standards.
B) I'm not interested in cleanliness in the sense of avoiding foos trucks like the other anon is. I don't use food trucks personally, but my non-use of them has nothing to do with caring about their cleanliness or lack thereof.
Your questions make no sense in response to my post because I've already told you I don't have a concern about cleanliness personally.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:35:19 2018 No.10953339 >>10953299 If you don't care about having a conversation why'd you reply at all? And more importantly, why'd you answer for another anon when your reasoning is not necessarily the same as his/hers?

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:41:37 2018 No.10953363

>>10953339
You're mixing up two different sorts of interest again.
I saw you asking about whether someone caring about the cleanliness of food trucks ought to extend to caring the same way about restaurants and it made me want to point out they aren't held to the same inspection standards.
I don't go around avoiding food because I'm personally worried about cleanliness issues.
Maybe slow down and try to do a better job understanding what's actually being communicated when you read in the future.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:43:43 2018 No.10953367

>>10953363
>You're mixing up two different sorts of interest again.
Nah, I understand what's going on loud and clear.

>>it made me want to point out they aren't held to the same inspection standards.
What's the purpose of you pointing that fact out if you aren't the person voicing the concern? It makes no sense.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:49:22 2018 No.10953392

>>10953367
I had an OCD urge to point out the inspection standards difference, that's really all there is to it.
I'm not anywhere close to a neat freak personally. I care way, way more about getting people like you to stop conflating different things than I do about the cleanliness of food vendors.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 10:57:31 2018 No.10953411

>>10953392
>I had an OCD urge to point out the inspection standards difference, that's really all there is to it.
Gotcha, that was all you had to say bro.

>> I care way, way more about getting people like you to stop conflating different things..
Then don't jump into someone else's discussion, or point out your reasoning in advance.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 11:02:23 2018 No.10953438

>>10953411
I did point it out though, at least five separate times. Not sure why you think it would have worked better for you if I pointed it out yet another time in the quote post on top of all that. It was a long quote, I don't know that the character limit would allow that.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 11:02:55 2018 No.10953441 >>10953438 >at least five separate times. OCD was the magic word. you didn't say that until recently.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 11:58:49 2018 No.10953650 >>10944090 >missing out on all the festival qts

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 12:10:38 2018 No.10953697 >>10943313 This isn't satire, this is pure unadulterated retardation

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 12:21:23 2018 No.10953735 >>10943222 Tattoos are for attention whores

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 12:21:39 2018 No.10953736 Because Gordon Ramsay started investing in them on his gay show now erryone thinks they are good.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 12:30:31 2018 No.10953771

>>10953441
So it's not enough that I told you I wasn't that anon, at least five separate times, because unless someone tells you they have an OCD urge to clarify something your default behavior is to ignore their repeated mention of the fact they're not that first anon and continue trying to treat them like they are that first anon?
What the fuck?

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 13:06:27 2018 No.10953916

>be me yesterday
>go to some free event
>"anon can you please get me a lemonade"
>stand in line for 30 minutes
>watch as idiot suburban high school kid can barely handle the task of handing out lemonades every 5 minutes
>"that'll be $5 sir, cash only"

Fuck food trucks. Fuck lemonade trucks twice

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 20:34:31 2018 No.10955983 >>10953916 lobster kimchi sushi burritos bro! 16 bucks but soooooooooo worth it!

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 20:38:58 2018 No.10955999 >>10942919 >35 minute wait >That'l be 32 dollars, sir. Is this really what being a coastie is like?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 20:39:59 2018 No.10956004 >>10942919 >>can of coca cola There is a reason food trucks usually park near breweries

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 20:49:54 2018 No.10956059 >>10942919 Because only dumb hipsters want to eat food from a filthy truck while standing up outside during the summer heat.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 20:53:51 2018 No.10956077 >>10956059 you don't have to tip at food trucks so they are better than restaurants

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 20:54:40 2018 No.10956080 >>10956077 really? food trucks here i come. i am so fucking SICK of tipping

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 20:58:21 2018 No.10956093 >>10956077 Oh, well then, serve up them Armenian tacos, Caleb!

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 20:59:22 2018 No.10956099 >>10942919 $32??? For that kinda shit? NOPENOPENOPE...

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:00:54 2018 No.10956111 >>10956093 authentic mexican food trucks are incredibly common, they are probably the single most popular type of food truck

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:06:58 2018 No.10956146

>>10956077
>you don't have to tip at food trucks
Is this legit?
If so you just posted the first valid reason to prefer food trucks in this thread.
I hate the concept of tips so much I would actually be willing to pay twice as much for food from a place that promised me tips weren't expected.
Was so disappointed when Uber went back on their anti-tip culture and put a tip section on their app.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:09:32 2018 No.10956161 >>10956146 Wow, then a fast-casual like Panera, Noodles n' Company, or Chipolte must just really blow your mind! Boob.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:11:41 2018 No.10956173 >>10956146 >Is this legit? You should never tip at a counter service restaurant or food truck

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:14:50 2018 No.10956193 >>10956173 Except for Cickfila, because they bring the food to your table and get you stuff like sauces and napkins.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:14:57 2018 No.10956194 >>10956161 Chipotle is just fast food. I don't know what those other two are, but they don't sound too appetizing (a bread store and a noodle store?).

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:16:35 2018 No.10956203

>>10944090
This

The redditors replying to you need to be strung up a tree, music "festivals" like Coachella are little more than a breeding ground for diseases and a place to dull your mind with drugs, alcohol and garbage music to temposrily forget how empty and meaningless your life really is

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:17:39 2018 No.10956207 >>10956194 Fast casual, maybe try google. It's not like I made up the term.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:18:42 2018 No.10956213 >>10956193 No you don't, dumbass. You don't tip at Culver's either.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:19:09 2018 No.10956215 >>10956193 Southerners tip at chikfila? They don't really have them up by me so I don't know how they work

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:23:01 2018 No.10956239 >>10945441 Stop giving sand niggers your money

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:24:36 2018 No.10956245 >>10956207 I don't see how calling it "fast casual" makes its food any better than it is in reality. I've eaten at Chipotle, it's not something I consider higher quality than other fast food places.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:25:10 2018 No.10956248

>>10943272
>go to a restaurant for tacos
>get to sit down
>get 3-4 of them, water and maybe free chips and salsa
>12 dollars
vs
>stand in line for food truck
>have to deal with that shit motor sounds
>get halfway made food that is greasy and grimy
>water is at least 1 dollar if not 2
>no extras outside the "street" tacos you get
>have to go find somewhere to sit and eat it
>15 dollars

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:26:10 2018 No.10956257 >>10956245 A sit-down with counter service, and Chipolte being better than Taco Bell? Fucking Christ, stop being such a pedantic faggot.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:27:34 2018 No.10956268

>>10956245
>I've eaten at Chipotle, it's not something I consider higher quality than other fast food places.
Its pretty fucking obviously higher quality than Taco Bell, and Burger King. Plus it is more expensive, and most importantly it is marketed as fast casual

Its a pretty well established term, and a booming segment of the food economy in the last decade, relative to classic fast food, and boomer sit down chains which are mostly losing marketshare

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:29:08 2018 No.10956277 >>10956248 how under-served is your coastie neighborhood that the food trucks have long lines? Also, taco trucks are notoriously cheap, if you are paying more than $2.50 per taco, I don't know what the fuck you are doing

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:31:38 2018 No.10956291 >>10949186 Ugh that comic strip >ess jay dubba yoos r de real racisms Go back to /r/gamergate

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:32:29 2018 No.10956292 >>10956277 Arizona, we have some food trucks that come by our business complex on fridays. Pretty much always overpriced as fuck. Had some come by 12 dollars for a chicken sandwhich, 1 side of coleslaw beans or fries. Could have gone to chic-fil-a

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:35:05 2018 No.10956304 >>10956292 Generally Food Trucks are more expensive than fast food but dramatically better quality with more interesting menus, and considerably less expensive than sit down restaurants with similar quality but smaller menus

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:36:02 2018 No.10956308
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The only food truck I've seen here was for fries.
Deluxe-styled fries for a good price too.

>Ten oz of steakfries
>Six oz of skirt steak
>Grilled onions and bell pepper
>Two slices of provolone melted over everything
>Side of guac and sour cream
>$4

>Ten oz steak fries
>Four oz marinara sauce
>Grilled minced onions
>Mozzarella cheese melted over everything
>Pepperoni
>Bacon
>Bell Pepper
>$3.50

Pretty fast too. I never had to wait more than eight minutes for it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:38:48 2018 No.10956323 >>10956291 They are though. The welfare state is the new plantation.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:41:03 2018 No.10956333 >>10956323 Lol you are a clueless idiot

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:42:18 2018 No.10956340

>>10956257
>>10956268
I definitely like Taco Bell better than Chipotle.
It's not even close.
What is the appeal to Chipotle for you? I think they stuff the portions out a bit heavier and also the flavors are less in your face than Taco Bell, both of which I see as bad things. I always feel like throwing out half of my food when I've tried Chipotle in the past.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:44:37 2018 No.10956357 >>10956340 You may like it better, but the quality is noticeably different Most importantly they serve rather different niches, they aren't even directly competing with each other

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:45:03 2018 No.10956359 >>10956333 Thanks, m8.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:45:10 2018 No.10956362 >>10956357 >Most importantly they serve rather different niches, they aren't even directly competing with each other Really? I would've just counted both of them as "Mexican food."

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:45:17 2018 No.10956364 >>10942919 $32? Are you on drugs? Did you find a caviar truck or something?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:46:06 2018 No.10956368 >>10948757 Place I used to live by had that AND 6 chicken wings for like 8.50 shit was cash

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:47:04 2018 No.10956378 >>10943313 This is exactly how I see those posters.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:48:03 2018 No.10956384

>>10956357
>Most importantly they serve rather different niches, they aren't even directly competing with each other
https://www.marketing91.com/top-chipotle-competitors/
>9) Taco Bell
And pretty much all their other competitors were identified as fast food companies too.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:48:06 2018 No.10956385 >>10956362 I mean, just because you're a complete fucking retard doesn't mean that everyone else sees the world in retard-tinted glasses. Get over yourself.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:49:28 2018 No.10956397 >>10956385 Not just my retardation: >>10956384 Pretty sure the more mainstream view is that they're in competition with Taco Bell. Do you have evidence for your contrarian view?

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:50:32 2018 No.10956402

>>10956362
Taco Bell's primary competition is McDonalds and Burger King, not mexican restaurants

Chipotle's primary competition is other fast casual places like Noodles or Culvers, and probably actual mexican food trucks if they happen to be in the same area, but not really sit down mexican places

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:51:52 2018 No.10956412

>>10956384
Its almost as though if you focus on the largest national chains they compete with it'll be biased toward the largest possible chains rather than the patchwork of more regional fast casual chains they more directly compete with

Thats just a really shitty metric and not really useful

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:54:40 2018 No.10956426 >>10956384 This article is super fucking silly and you should feel bad for posting it. Obviously their number one competitor is Qdoba, which serves almost exactly the same menu in almost exactly the same way

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 21:55:45 2018 No.10956434 >>10956397 Fuck off retard. I like taco bell as much as the next guy, but it's as close as you can get to dogfood without being condemned by the FDA.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:09:47 2018 No.10956504 >>10943222 I must have read tattered hipster 100 times before this. I kept imagining a bucket hat and long sleeve/ripped jean cunnolingus

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:11:01 2018 No.10956511

>>10956426
>serves almost exactly the same menu in almost exactly the same way
That doesn't make it a top competitor, that makes it similar.
Those are two different concepts. You can have more competition from less similar businesses and less competition from more similar businesses.
>>10956412
It's very useful if you want to see what their actual top competitors are.
That's what the topic of competitors is about for a business.
You seem more interested in similarity than in which businesses are actually more of a competition issue for them.
If you're operating a business you'll want to look at what's impacting the money you're making through competition, not which businesses are most similar to yours in the products they offer.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:13:11 2018 No.10956516 >>10956402 >Taco Bell's primary competition is McDonalds and Burger King >Chipotle's primary competition Is also McDonalds and Burger King. Chipotle's revenue is a lot more impacted by those two than by the Noodles or Culvers.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:15:37 2018 No.10956529

>>10956511
>That doesn't make it a top competitor, that makes it similar.
Thats what makes a competitor, people selling similar stuff in similar places. The things people are most likely to be choosing between. If you want fast casual mexicanish food, you are directly choosing between Chipotle and Qdoba, you almost certainly were never even considering Taco Bell, and vice versa if you want Taco Bell you probably never were considering a more expensive fast casual place

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:15:59 2018 No.10956531 >>10956511 Yeah, we can compare McDonald's to Five Guys too, it would still be retarded.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:16:41 2018 No.10956533 >>10956511 >It's very useful if you want to see what their actual top competitors are. Except that is is a poorly designed metric, so it is inherently not useful. Just a garbage article. Just look at their methodology and try and justify that

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:17:51 2018 No.10956541

>>10956516
You realize it is industry insiders an marketers who have created concepts like fast casual as opposed to fast food. Its not just something we made up in this thread. Insiders classify these types of restaurants differently because it is a useful concept regardless of whether you like it

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:18:22 2018 No.10956545

>>10956529
>Thats what makes a competitor, people selling similar stuff in similar places.
No, what makes it a competitor is if they're taking business from the same demographics your business is making money from.
Selling similar products is definitely something a major competitor will do often enough, but it's not the main thing you're interested in if you're trying to do a competitive analysis.
You're interested in who's impacting your revenue the most.
McDonalds and Burger King might not be similar in your mind to Chipotle, but they're certainly a lot more relevant to Chipotle in terms of actual financial impact.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:19:47 2018 No.10956546 >>10956533 Show me an alternative competitive analysis online for Chipotle that doesn't mention McDonalds or Taco Bell.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:21:11 2018 No.10956549 >>10956541 Useful as in useful for predicting results or useful as in useful for marketing? Because those are two very different things.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:22:06 2018 No.10956552 >>10956546 It would be more apt to compare it with Moe's or Qdoba, or other fast-casual restaurants. You're being stupid.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:22:56 2018 No.10956555

>>10956545
Except these places have very different demographics. Millennials love fast casual and do not like fast food nearly as much as previous generations (though less true of Taco Bell than the rest of the segment). meanwhile Boomers fucking love fast food. Likewise there is also an socioeconomic divide where inner city and rural people both prefer fast food while urban whites prefer fast casual

Do you honestly believe that most people choosing to go to Chipotle are even considering something like Burger King? These are wildly different demographics

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:24:21 2018 No.10956558

>>10956552
No, I explained a pretty straightforward and valid rationale for why similarity is incidental at best and the important issue for competition is who's impacting your revenue the most.
You're just getting upset instead of coming up with a decent argument and/or evidence to dispute that.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:24:25 2018 No.10956559 get mediterranean and thai food all the time from food trucks. usually around 7 dollars for something tasty that I know will fill me up

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:24:47 2018 No.10956561

>>10956546
Again, looking at a national analysis it is going to dramatically favor whatever things have the most locations, so McDonalds can both be their single largest competitor (though they obviously are not) and be much less significant a competitor than the fast casual segment, which is much more fragmented and regional

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:25:27 2018 No.10956564

>>10956555
Like I said, show me an alternative competitive analysis for Chipotle that *doesn't* mention McDonalds or Taco Bell.
Everything I've read so far is saying the opposite of what you're claiming: These demographics are not at all "wildly different."

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:25:47 2018 No.10956565 >>10956558 >is who's impacting your revenue the most How is McDonalds impacting Chipotle's revenue more than what other fast casual restaurants are doing?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:27:15 2018 No.10956570 >>10956558 Because it's literal apples to oranges. May as well throw Applebees in the mix as well, because after all, they're all national chains that serve food relatively quickly. Yutz.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:27:56 2018 No.10956572

>>10956564
>alternative competitive analysis
The "analysis" you posted begins: "The craze for fast food has always been overwhelming among citizens of different cities and towns all over the world"
This is not a legitimate source. Its quite literally just a list of the largest fast food places and has basically nothing to do with Chipotle at all

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:30:02 2018 No.10956584

>>10956561
>largest
>less significant
How are you defining "significant" here exactly if not in terms of impact to revenue?
The thing that makes McDonalds "dramatically favored" here is exactly that: impact to revenue.
The only factor I'm seeing argued for with wanting to call more similar restaurants "top competitors" is that they're more similar, which again, I don't think makes any sense as the thing to go after if you want to find out who your top competitors are. Who cares if business A is selling a 99% identical product / experience as your business with minimal impact to your revenue if business B is selling a much less similar product / experience but actually taking away large amounts of revenue you would have made otherwise?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:36:00 2018 No.10956601 >>10956572 >This is not a legitimate source. OK, show me a legitimate source for Chipotle competitive analysis then. One that doesn't mention McDonalds or Taco Bell.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:38:30 2018 No.10956608

>>10956584
>How are you defining "significant" here exactly if not in terms of impact to revenue?
We are talking about segments, not specific institutions. Chipotle is more impacted by fast casual restaurants than fast food restaurants. McDonalds has more locations than any fast casual restaurant, but that doesn't mean Chipotle is a fast food place rather than a fast casual place

Remember, your original argument was that fast casual isn't a thing because you like Taco Bell better than Chipotle

>The thing that makes McDonalds "dramatically favored" here is exactly that: impact to revenue
Where in the article did you possibly come to this conclusion. The article doesn't even imply this

>wanting to call more similar restaurants "top competitors" is that they're more similar
Thats precisely what competition is. Its like how Netflix's biggest competition is Hulu, Amazon and HBO, because those are similar directly competing services, and not movie theaters which have a related product but are much less directly competing even if they are bigger.
By your logic you would have to argue that Chipotle's biggest competitor is Walmart because they sell more food than anyone else in America and therefore impacting their revenue the most

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:39:01 2018 No.10956610

>>10956601
Of what? Being fast-casual? Try a fucking dictionary. What are you even trying to prove? That Taco bell and Qdoba are the same type of restaurant just because they have tacos? I guess here's a link without McDonald's or Chipolte, but is that what you're asking? How to use Google to prove that it exists?
>https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2016/06/09/moes-southwest-grill-most-popular-mexican-chain/85640598/
You're a fucking retard, my main man.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:39:43 2018 No.10956614

>>10956584
>99% identical product / experience as your business with minimal impact to your revenue if business
If there are two very similar businesses next door to each other they surely have larger impact's on eachother's bottom line than some other marginally related but bigger business down the road

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:40:33 2018 No.10956617

>>10956570
Applebees would be perfectly legitimate to include in a competitive analysis for Chipotle.
If Applesbees is a top source of impact to their revenue.
Similarity really isn't the issue. Businesses are about money, similarity is incidental when you're trying to figure out competition you should bother paying attention to.
A not so similar business pulling away tons of paying customers is a lot more worth looking at and doing something about than an extremely similar business that's pulling away hardly any of your potential paying customers.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:43:00 2018 No.10956630

>>10956614
>If there are two very similar businesses next door to each other they surely have larger impact's on eachother's bottom line than some other marginally related but bigger business down the road
It depends how literal you mean everything in that sentence to be taken, but if we're still talking about Chipotle and Noodles vs. Chipotle and McDonalds, do you have evidence the former is actually more of an issue than the latter in terms of financial impact?
I'm open to being proven wrong on that specific point, but I've yet to see any reason to believe that's the case here.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:43:47 2018 No.10956635

>>10956617
>A not so similar business pulling away tons of paying customers
But non-similar businesses are generally not who you are competing with. Your top competitors are the places people are choosing within your niche, not businesses in different niches

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:45:00 2018 No.10956644

>>10956610
We're talking about which is more of a competitor, Taco Bell or Qdoba.
The original point of contention was the claim Taco Bell isn't even competing with Chipotle, and I'm not seeing anything to believe that's anywhere close to true.
Your response and link don't really cover anything about that issue.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:48:49 2018 No.10956660

>>10956630
I was referring to Chipotle and Qdoba, but its true of Noodles to a lesser extent

If you have Taco bell, McDonalds, Qdoba, and Chipotle on the same block the people going to McDonalds/Taco Bell probably never even considered going to a nicer more expensive restaurant, meanwhile the people going to Chipotle/Qdoba probably never considered going to a lowly fast food place. This is because of factors like cost, quality, and marketing (for which demographics really come into play)

Now consider the situation in which the Qdoba closes, who benefits most from that? Pretty obviously Chipotle because their primary competitor is gone, McDonalds and TB probably barely even notice the difference, likewise the situation in which McDonalds closes has a minimal effect on the fast casual places because they are not direct competition

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:49:00 2018 No.10956662

>>10956635
>generally not
That's what the "incidental" part was about.
Similarity comes up incidentally when you're looking at top competitors.
As in it shouldn't be the thing you're looking for, though it will likely be associated a decent amount of the time with the thing you should be looking for.
The McDonalds thing is a good example of why this distinction matters.
McDonalds isn't as similar to Chipotle as other restaurants might be, but that doesn't mean it isn't a top competitor.
If you limit yourself to looking for just the most similar businesses you'll probably miss less similar businesses that would've been more worth you're time to consider in dealing with competition as an issue because they're actually impacting your revenue more.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:49:03 2018 No.10956663 >>10956644 Taco Bell is fast food. Chipolte is fast casual. Applebees is a restaurant with wait staff. Fucking mopeds to motorcars, m8.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:51:06 2018 No.10956672 >>10956662 Again, do not confuse specific restaurants with classes of restaurants. Even if McDonalds were its largest single competitor it would be much less significant than the competition from within Chipotle's class of restaurants

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:52:29 2018 No.10956681

>>10956660
>the people going to McDonalds/Taco Bell probably never even considered going to a nicer more expensive restaurant
That sounds like a reasonable thing to believe, but is there actually evidence this scenario is happening often enough to make McDonalds and Taco Bell not count as top competitors for Chipotle?
It sounds like the sort of thing that sounds right anecdotally but isn't necessarily as big of a factor as you'd think for the behavior of large numbers of customers in reality.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:54:24 2018 No.10956689 >>10956681 Is there evidence for your scenario? I haven't conducted expensive market research, I don't have the data in front of me but these claims seem much more reasonable and logical than yours

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:55:01 2018 No.10956691

>>10956672
How are you defining "significant?"
I would define it in the same way as "largest."
Why should a smaller competitor be considered more significant? I wouldn't give a smaller competitor a higher weighting to make up for their small size. I would care about the actual competitive impact. Whether it has a greater impact because it's a really large chain in general or not doesn't change the fact it still has a greater impact.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:58:06 2018 No.10956703

>>10956691
>Why should a smaller competitor be considered more significant
It shouldn't, but I am talking about classes. Chipotle is directly competing with fast casual places. The biggest fast food places are much larger than the biggest fast casual places as there are way fewer fast food places each having many more locations, while fast casual chains are mostly regional

Looking at cherry picked individual franchises isn't useful when describing what types of restaurants are a place's primary competition. No one fast casual place needs to be more important than McDonalds for fast casual places as a class to be more significant than fast food places

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 22:59:52 2018 No.10956719

>>10956689
I see McDonalds and Taco Bell as major competitors in multiple different independent write-ups on Chipotle's business. That would go against your "people who are going to McDonalds or Taco Bell aren't even considering expensive restaurants" guess.
http://www.valueline.com/Stocks/Highlights/SWOT_Analysis__Chipotle_Mexican_Grill,_Inc_.aspx#.W1aVUJNOnIU
>Primary competitors include Taco Bell, which is owned by Yum! Brands (YUM), McDonald’s, and Panera Bread (PNRA)
I'm not really arguing for a scenario by pointing this out, I'm asking for evidence for your scenario because it doesn't seem to jive with the repeated mentions of these fast food joints as top competitors for Chipotle from unrelated sources.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:00:08 2018 No.10956721 >>10956691 Again, by this logic, their largest competitor is Walmart, and thats just not what people are talking about when they speak of competition

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:01:09 2018 No.10956729 >>10956719 How about the very fact that industry people define it as fast casual?

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:01:15 2018 No.10956730

>>10956703
>No one fast casual place needs to be more important than McDonalds for fast casual places as a class to be more significant than fast food places
Oh, OK. So you're thinking if you combine every single restaurant chain like Noodles or Panera, then that combination of chains would be more of an impact than McDonalds or Taco Bell?
Maybe, but I haven't seen evidence for that.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:02:26 2018 No.10956734

>>10956721
No, I don't think Walmart is a top competitor.
You need to have some evidence the business is impacting your revenue in a major way for it to count as a top competitor.
Lots of people spend money at Walmart, but are lots of people spending money at Walmart who would have spent money at Chipotle otherwise?
I don't think that's the case.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:05:59 2018 No.10956742

>>10956729
I touched on that already:
>>10956549
Is "fast casual" actually something important in terms of *predictive power*, or is it important in terms of marketing?
You might want to use the label to help with marketing, but that doesn't mean the label is very predictive / indicative of where most of the competition really is.
In fact you might go out of your way to come up with a marketing label like that specifically to try to move away from the bulk of where your real competition is i.e. you might try to deal with the competition from McDonalds and Taco Bell by trying to distance yourself from them as a different sort of dining experience. But this wouldn't mean McDonalds and Taco Bell aren't top competitors. Just the opposite, it would mean they are exactly that and this is your way of trying to deal with them.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:06:26 2018 No.10956744 >>10956730 More specifically, if you count all similar restaurants they are more important than not similar restaurants like McDonalds and Taco Bell (but not only one specifically, fast food collectively)

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:08:49 2018 No.10956755

>>10956742
Were are you getting any of this? of fucking course its more important from both a marketing and predictive point of view.

The marketing aspect is important in defining your class, but it is the class that is predictive

Ask a guy owning a Chipotle franchise what is he more worried about. A nearby Qdoba opening or a nearby Burger King opening

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:10:02 2018 No.10956760 >>10956742 if you are trying to distance yourself from a type of place, they are not your direct competition

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:14:42 2018 No.10956779

>>10956755
>Ask a guy owning a Chipotle franchise what is he more worried about. A nearby Qdoba opening or a nearby Burger King opening
What a guy is worried about isn't very good evidence for what the guy should be worried about.
Business management and business owners have baseless assumptions and gut feeling heuristics all the time.
>Were are you getting any of this?
I didn't claim it wasn't important for predictive power, I asked if you had evidence it was important in a predictive sense. And you apparently don't have that evidence.
I don't see any reason to make the assumption what you're speculating about actually is how things are, and I could easily imagine the opposite being true instead.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:16:14 2018 No.10956784 File: 33 KB, 470x470, 29598206_10157205519309692_8724643171835435154_n.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10956203

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:16:53 2018 No.10956790 >>10956779 >What a guy is worried about isn't very good evidence for what the guy should be worried about. Yeah, surely a guy on 4chan knows better than people in the industry

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:18:17 2018 No.10956797

>>10956760
>if you are trying to distance yourself from a type of place, they are not your direct competition
That's just semantics with the added modifier "direct."
Even in that semantics quibble that would just mean at best they still *were* your direct competitor before you distanced yourself from them.
And also this would depend on the assumption they not only tried to distance themselves with a label like "fast casual" but that they actually succeeded at distancing themselves.
Just because you try to make it seem like you're offering a different product or service in some way doesn't mean you actually are doing that and it doesn't mean customers will actually respond as though you're doing that.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:20:47 2018 No.10956806

>>10956797
Its not symantics, in a broader sense you are competing with anything that people do that costs money. Thats not what we are talking about here. We are talking about the place people are directly choosing to spend money at instead of at your place, that last, most direct level of decision making

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:21:34 2018 No.10956810

>>10956790
Less "better" and more like "equally without persuasive power on its own."
Have you entered the workforce yet? The basis for decision making isn't some rigorous, iron-clad numbers driven machine most of the time, even with very large businesses.

Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:23:45 2018 No.10956822

>>10956806
Well in that sense McDonalds is a direct competitor of Chipotle then even if Chipotle calls itself "fast casual."
People definitely do directly choose to spend money at McDonalds instead of at Chipotle, and from everything I've read so far, they do this a lot more often than they do this for most (if not all) other restaurants compared to Chipotle.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:27:55 2018 No.10956833 >>10952515 Aioli and mayo are actually two different things but made very similar. Mayo is an emulsion of egg yolks and oil. Aioli is basically the same thing but with garlic.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 23 23:29:02 2018 No.10956838 >>10956833 Aioli is garlic mayo

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 09:45:11 2018 No.10958465 >>10953197 >>10953137 t. white incel who's flyover community has been destroyed by opioids and a refusal to attend college can't wait for the last factories to head over to karachi and ho chi minh city

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 13:37:43 2018 No.10959415 >>10943604 >Roka-Rola What did they mean by this

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 13:41:51 2018 No.10959428 >>10942919 Don't forget the tip. 25% is now standard or you will be internet shamed.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 13:41:57 2018 No.10959429 >>10959415 a bang's side project

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 16:18:28 2018 No.10960149 File: 3 KB, 124x124, 879.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >that 24 year old boomer who eats from food trucks

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 16:23:24 2018 No.10960171 >32 dollars Where do you fucks even live I spent $20 at a food truck in LA and got two meals worth of food from it

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 18:43:36 2018 No.10960748 >>10944181 so. much. this.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 19:37:02 2018 No.10960934 >>10942919 Ate this. Was good

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 19:38:07 2018 No.10960939 File: 182 KB, 474x458, FB_IMG_15323663830496464.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10960934 Whoops. This

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 19:41:30 2018 No.10960944 >>10960939 Costco dogs are a $1.50 with a coke

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 19:53:30 2018 No.10960972 >he doesn't bring his own food to work what the fuck?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 20:27:31 2018 No.10961074 >>10944101 >supporting muslim hating xenophobes

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 20:53:50 2018 No.10961167 >>10960972 I can do that once maybe. But indefinitely every single workday? Get the fuck out of here, I don't have that kind of energy. I can barely handle just the getting dressed and showing up to work parts.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 20:56:45 2018 No.10961181 >>10943164 This is the most Reddit post I've ever seen

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 24 22:42:38 2018 No.10961593 >>10960944 Bar S dogs are 99 cents for 8

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 01:22:28 2018 No.10962128 >>10956173 you never tip because youre a special type of asshole who never worked in food service

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 01:29:16 2018 No.10962145 >>10942919 The only good ones are those that primarily cater to blue collar workers.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 01:34:03 2018 No.10962167 >>10956784 He's not wrong.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 03:33:39 2018 No.10962547 >>10942919 man i still remeber the qt food truck girl she started to remeber i liked this chicken wrap thing and started flirting with me

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 03:56:22 2018 No.10962619 >>10961167 >obese

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 06:04:44 2018 No.10962896 >>10962619 Nope, underweight. Obese people would have an excess of energy stored up by defintion.

Anonymous Wed Jul 25 09:03:13 2018 No.10963287

>>10943394
There are still $1 tacos that are good. But you are correct, ever since hipsters started memeing with the food truck bullshit the prices have gone up. If you are in LA then tacos el pecas are a dollar (small taco) and a taco cart on 26 th ave and humbolt also sell $1 tacos.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 09:27:37 2018 No.10963328 >>10962547 in your dreams soyboy

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 10:31:31 2018 No.10963498 >>10962167 >every festival is coachella

Anonymous Wed Jul 25 13:16:35 2018 No.10963915

>>10943210
My town started doing at least one food truck night a month. They shut down US 1 and set them up right in the middle of town making traffic hell. Its a god damn high way, move that shit somewhere else you fuck tards.
Anyways yeah, I went once and its just a bunch of jerks standing around, pointless shit.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 13:22:30 2018 No.10963936 >>10956203 >I'm such a contrarian that I hate literally everything.

Anonymous Wed Jul 25 13:44:21 2018 No.10964019

>>10956734
You don't seem to be grasping the other anon's poin here.

Mcdonalds isn't a competitor for chipotle because people who were thinking of going to chipotle were probably looking to get some mexican food - something which MCDs doesnt provide but other mexican restaurants do - hence competition.

Unless ofcourse you're looking at a person who just wants food and doesnt care what it is - or where to get it - in which case then yes - walmart or mcdonalds would probably be their biggest competitor.
wa la

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 13:51:09 2018 No.10964043 >>10956203 don't go to shit festivals then. Go to ones that play the music you like. Like metal fests

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 14:04:17 2018 No.10964102 >>10964019 No if you're looking for something fast, cheap, and convenient you're in competition. You're not going to take time for a sit down Mexican restaurant if you aren't in the mood or have the time for all that.

Anonymous Wed Jul 25 14:11:41 2018 No.10964135

>>10964102
way to just restate the same thing he did in the last line of his post. also,
>You're not going to take time for a sit down Mexican restaurant if you aren't in the mood or have the time for all that
chipotle does not take significantly longer to order food at, given that they're just assembling your stuff from a line of ingredients right in front of you.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 14:17:59 2018 No.10964158 File: 1.10 MB, 2000x1328, ows_140019626567348.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10942919 >tfw you will never eat the perfect Cubano why live

Anonymous Wed Jul 25 14:26:48 2018 No.10964180

>>10964019
>Mcdonalds isn't a competitor for chipotle.
Your personal modified definition of what counts as a competitor isn't the one basically every other resource for competitive analysis available on the public internet subscribes to. If you look around I don't think you can even find one that doesn't either mention McDonalds or Taco Bell as major competitors, and I don't think you can find one that *does* mention Walmart.
You're overrating the importance of "fast casual" as a marketing label (it really isn't that big of a difference from regular fast food and it's not like Chipotle food is anywhere close to a prohibitively expensive luxury item) and underrating the impact a place like McDonalds has on Chipotle's revenue.
Walmart probably isn't impacting Chipotle as much as either McDonalds or other "fast casual" labeled restaurants.
>Unless ofcourse you're looking at a person who just wants food and doesnt care what it is
I don't think most people start out with some conviction that they're going to go eat at a "fast casual" Mexican restaurant. When it comes to fast food you're probably just thinking you'll get something easy and then you'll proceed to go back and forth between the different options for fast food in general until you land on a place you think you want, at which point you'll drive over and either get the food there or else change your mind based on something else you see or think of.
I don't think many people change their mind and decide to go eat at Walmart. I don't even know what you would get there for food. Are you talking about some in-store McDonalds? Then that'd be McDonalds really, not Walmart, unless you somehow decided not to go to Chipotle, went to Walmart, and then purchased something from Walmart in place of fast food, like groceries I guess?
When you're looking for fast food though you'd probably care most about convenience and not needing to go through a full blown grocery shopping and subsequent food preparation process.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 14:55:53 2018 No.10964284 >>10952515 >>10953004 >>10956833 >>10956838 Real Aioli has no dairy in it while mayo has eggs.

Anonymous Wed Jul 25 14:57:57 2018 No.10964291

>>10964102
>No if you're looking for something fast, cheap, and convenient you're in competition.
By that logic a streetwalking hooker down the road is competition to chipotle
>>10964180
First of all thats not my "personal modified definition" - that is literally what competition is

Sure i suppose there is a small percentage of people who would go to McD instead of chipotle because they dont give a fuck where they eat and just want to stuff their faces as fast as possible while spending little because Mcds happens to be 5 feet closer to their location.
Otherwise you dont seem to grasp basic concepts like what competition is - the way you seem to portray it makes it seem that
a valid "competitor" to chipotle can be a mugger standing close to the restaurant because he takes the customer's money before chipotle does

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 15:00:40 2018 No.10964310 >>10948859 >letting food memes dictate your life we've got a nu-age hipster here

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 15:06:50 2018 No.10964335 >>10964284 >eggs are dairy did i read that right or did you mean something else

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 17:32:57 2018 No.10964784 >>10964291 Like I said, go look up competitor analysis for Chipotle. You will find repeated independent mentions of McDonalds and Taco Bell, 0 mentions of your Walmart and mugger strawmen.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 18:27:04 2018 No.10964981 >>10964784 Retards can analyze whatever they want doesn't make them right - you can analyze whether HP or IBM are competitors to mcdonalds if you wish - doesn't mean you're not wasting your time

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 19:35:12 2018 No.10965214 >>10953264 >>10953339 >>10953367 >>10953411 >>10953771 autism

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 25 23:25:09 2018 No.10966204 >>10956203 LOL tfw i don't know if this is a shitpost

Anonymous Wed Jul 25 23:35:38 2018 No.10966246

>>10964981
That's where the repeated independent part comes into play.
You could try to argue one of them is just retarded, but that's the consensus they're all independently coming up with.
Like I said, feel free to try finding evidence to the contrary, but you won't.

Anonymous Thu Jul 26 05:17:16 2018 No.10967265
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>>10953099
>I absolutely LOOOVE when flyovers think they're human and that their screeching will achieve anything
>that their screeching will achieve anything
>achieve anything

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 05:26:03 2018 No.10967292 Texas isn't flyover

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 05:27:31 2018 No.10967295 >>10967292 This. Mexicans tend to walk.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 07:49:21 2018 No.10967674 File: 1.13 MB, 4032x3024, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10943484 I’m a different dude. I’m 6 foot 3 and 125 pounds. >reply to this post with “thanks mr. skeletal” to receive good calcium & strong bones

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 11:17:40 2018 No.10968142 >>10967292 It is unless you're into sniffing cow braps and shit.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 11:45:14 2018 No.10968267 >>10967674 I'm jealous. Thanks mr skeltal.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 11:46:13 2018 No.10968271 >>10967674 >being 6'3 and unable to press 500lbs over your head pathetic

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 11:48:31 2018 No.10968285 >>10967674 how is this image depressing and comfy at the same time?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 12:23:34 2018 No.10968461 >>10960944 Thats a sausage

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 13:37:54 2018 No.10968757 File: 39 KB, 604x371, el mexicano.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10967295 As a mexican, this made me spit out my tequila and kek in mexican.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 13:42:12 2018 No.10968769 Why do poor people get so mad at the free market?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 14:07:18 2018 No.10968867 >>10943339 Ever seen bob's burger? They have an episode specifically about this. They hit the festival circuits.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 14:57:30 2018 No.10969116 >>10964284 Ha! I get it!

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 15:47:55 2018 No.10969394 >>10945934 >that 30 year old boomer flyover >those damn city folk.... ill tell you what sip

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 15:58:15 2018 No.10969430 File: 37 KB, 434x327, zoomer.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10969394

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 26 16:08:50 2018 No.10969464 File: 137 KB, 881x997, .jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10969430 >t. never left his cultureless home town enjoying your coke heads and old people boomer?

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