1. You can't honestly think that Chipotle wouldn't be able to spot, say, a worker handing out freebies because "they throw out a lot of food"? That's incredibly poor logic, even by your standards. Their loss rate due to dropped or mishandled food is likely very closely watched and approximated, and as such they would be able to spot an unusual amount of food that didn't show up as dollars in the register, such as the ingredients required to make a half dozen or dozen of their burritos. You're like Kramer saying the USPS just writes off any insurance claim on damaged shipping.

This is true considering that Chipotle is supposedly counting the number of burritos produced and firing managers if they lose too many.

Even by our lofty standards this is such a ridiculous thread

Why is the first instinct of a lot of people to avoid confrontation at all cost? I'm not advocating getting in the face of an armed robber, but it is okay to be a man occasionally and not tuck your tail between your legs. Jesus Christ, this country is turning into a bunch of neutered pussies.

Why is the first instinct of a lot of people to avoid confrontation at all cost? I'm not advocating getting in the face of an armed robber, but it is okay to be a man occasionally and not tuck your tail between your legs. Jesus Christ, this country is turning into a bunch of neutered pussies.

Look at the badass over here.

Look at the badass over here.

People here are such management bootlickers that they would side with this Captain Phillips looking motherfucker

I'm not saying I'm a badass at all - I just don't understand when everyone became these huge vaginas that avoided confrontation at all costs. If someone frequently comes in and doesn't pay for their shit, you would start to get pissed about it. Andthat's okay. Jesus, you're not dead yet.

I just don't understand when everyone became these huge vaginas that avoided confrontation at all costs.

Brick the type of guy who encourages you to fuck his wife in a home invasion

The fact that locations are all corporate-owned makes this pretty much a reality.

So let me get this straight. You believe that they fire managers for losing a few burritos and it would not be an acceptable excuse for the manager to say "There is a group of 5 people that come in, order them, and then leave and we have to throw them out"?

Chipotle stores average about $2 million in revenue per year. Even if 10 people did it a day we are talking about $18,000 of food losses(if the burrito costs them $5 to make) out of $2 million.

Name names.