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Toucher and Hardy on the SportsHop.

I went to not Chipotle, but another burrito place yesterday.

And I got a bowl and I asked for jalapeno and it was a dollar for jalapeno.

A dollar for.

But onions were not, they did not charge me for onions.

But they charged me a dollar for jalapenos.

Must be expensive nowadays to get them imported, huh?

Well, they're, you know, they come in a jar so I can only imagine the packaging cost.

Were they fresh jalapinos or were they pickled alipinos?

I would imagine they were pickled because fresh alipanios have no taste and are not hot.

So I would imagine that they were pickled.

So regardless, I don't know why that would be an issue, but regardless, they were, the onions were raw.

But the alipanios, a dollar as they were ringing it up.

And then they asked for a tip.

And then they asked for a tip. Yeah, of course. Because you made the transaction for the item that you're buying. There was no service involved. But yet there is the tip, which is a whole situation. And it just asks for it. And then if you don't want a tip, then it's a, it's a process that you have to go through.

Then you get the stink guy. Well, the gym, if they ring up like a protein, a pre-packaged protein shake, like a, like a, you know, from a corporation that they did not make.

They asked for, they asked for a tip, which is, you've literally just, there's no other way to buy this,

but then what just happened.

The place makes no money unless you do this.

There's no gray area of service.

I worked in the service industry.

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