Wet Burritos, Cadillacs, and Daytona

Off Track with Hinch and Rossi

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Formula One, James Hinchcliffe, Society & Culture, Leisure, Indianapolis 500, Nascar, Alexander Rossi, F1, Indycar, Racing, Autoracing, Indianapolis500, Indy500, Automotive, Openwheel, Ntt Indycar Series, Formula 1, Sports, Indy 500

4.9 • 963 Ratings

🗓️ 12 January 2023

⏱️ 46 minutes

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The guys talk about wet burritos, Cadillac in F1, Daytona, tongues, and more

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0:00.0	The work is going to go. This is off track with ancient russing.
0:15.0	This is off track with ancient Ross.
0:18.0	Do you like wet burritos?
0:21.0	What does that mean?
0:22.0	It means they like put sauce and then cheese on it.
0:25.6	Yeah, it's like a cover burrito. Yeah. I'm touching go on them like I could take you.
0:33.0	Yeah, I'm pro.
0:35.0	I'm pro. You're pro wet? I'm pro wet burrito.
0:38.0	I mean like to me I feel like part of the appeal of a burrito is that you can eat, it's like a hand food, right?
0:44.2	You can pick it up.
0:45.2	Like if it's a wet one, you can't do it.
0:46.5	No, but like, what, aside from like a fast food burrito,
0:51.3	there's no burrito that you can really eat with your hand
0:53.4	anymore because they stuff them so full you take one bite and they start to like unravel.
0:58.9	That is a very valid point.
1:00.1	Most burritos these days are knife and fork foods.
1:02.1	I feel like I need a burrito for lunch now.
1:05.0	It does sound pretty good.
1:08.0	I might go to try a wet burritos.
1:09.0	I will say my one probably controversial burrito opinion.
1:15.1	Kudoba is vastly superior to Chipotle.
1:19.0	They both honestly suck.
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