The burrito in question
I ate about half of it.
- And then I passed out.
This bad boy came from El Tepeyac in Los Angeles. It runs about $20 and is likely to be the biggest burrito you’ll ever come across. You can pick up your own at 812 N Evergreen Avenue, in Los Angeles. Good luck!
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So let me get this straight… you ate a big ass burrito and you saw barack obama?
It’s been quite a week!
C’mon! I could handle that with my eyes closed!
are you sure you did eat a burrito that LOOKED LIKE Barack Obama. Because I have done that a few times.
I heard about that place. I heard that whatever you eat looks the same when you pass it 28 minutes later. How did that adventure go.
This actually gives me a great business idea. What if I opened a really cheap little food place. I mean really cheap. I wouldn’t even cared what I sold. Taco’s, burgers, donuts, or all of the above. I’d “somehow” insure that the customers would have to use the bathroom within 10-15 minutes after consumption then charge them to use the bathroom.
They already have those. They’re called McDonald’s and Taco Bell.
Since when do you have to pay to use a McDonald’s bathroom?! Another business venture could be a food joint where ALL the items are oversized! We’re talking burgers the size of tires; pizzas as large as a room-sized rug; ice-cream served in giant basins; a hot dog as long as a javelin; or sushi platters with no fewer than 116 rolls! Then you would charge high prices for each item, like $35 for the javelin hot dog, BUT the gimmick would be that if the customer could successfully consume the food item completely, then the money is fully refunded — we’re talking a FREE tire burger! People, especially burly men, would see this as a personal challenge, and they would come to prove their manhood. But the size of each food item must be large enough to guarantee, based on research, that only about 1 out of every 30 people could actually successfully consume the item. What do you guys think? It could be a joint venture!
You may not pay monetarily, but anytime you use a public restroom, especially at McDonald’s, I think it’s safe to say that you’re paying, one way or another.