/ck/ - Food & Cooking

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Hello, /ck/. It's the Chess Master.
You may know me as the man who got banned from Chipotle a few months ago who attempted to sue the manager. I just wanted to let all of you here know that I indeed do have PTSD, but despite my condition, I'm still facing legal consequences because of my lawsuit. The judge determined that I posed a threat to the manager and his family, and I'm now facing $20,000 in legal fines. I know many of you don't like me, but would anyone be willing to help out? I'm desperate.

by virtue of wet volume of food, which chain has most sustained your carbon unit over the past year /ck/? My 2nd is Jimmy John.

Anybody else notice how much Chipotle started sucking this year? I don't know why, but it just feels more corporate and soulless than it used to be. 2007-2014 were like a golden era. These days it's just filled with bland food, asshole managers, and dead-eyed employees.

Anybody have experience with this?
I didn't get food poisoning or anything, I just feel that my friends and I were unfairly discriminated against.
I know it's possible to sue for food poisoning, burns, falls, etc., but not sure about discrimination. Do you think I have a chance?
Pic related, I'm trying to press charges against my local Chipotle. I'm currently talking to a lawyer, but she seems hesitant to take on my case.

so i'm a pretty good looking and extroverted guy, and back at school i lived in a house with a bunch of guys sorta like me.
we would always go to chipotle, and this one time there was a mediocre looking girl behind the counter who complimented my manners while she was taking my order. my friend got sorta jealous which made me feel good.
next time we went back i tried being a little flirty with her, but i'm pretty sure she had no memory of me or anybody else.

this happened nearly a year ago.

Every time I try Chipotle it is never good. Why is it so popular?

I've been a manager at Chipotle for about one year. AMA