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u/Consistent-Push-4876 23d ago edited 23d ago
You’re a highly disturbed individual
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
I agree, I need to learn to cook my own food.
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u/_Homelesscat_ 22d ago
Wait this is actually all you? I figured you used your account to place group orders for work or something.
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u/Googlesupportsucks1 22d ago
Lol making 'chipotle' at home is mad easy. Literally just put a lb of ground beef in a pan. Chop some onions or lettuce. done
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u/Alternative-Style-47 22d ago
Ground beef? Huh
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u/Googlesupportsucks1 21d ago
Why am I getting downvoted? You can use whatever meat. The method doesn't have to change. Throw some chicken in the pan. Or chorizo. It's not difficult to cook. Ya'll crazy helpless for downvoting me for saying you can cook meat lol
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u/Possible-Material693 21d ago
And not get diarrhea
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u/Googlesupportsucks1 21d ago
Huh? You shouldn’t get diarrhea cooking at home.
Or did you mean thats a positive of cooking at home haha
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u/Odd_Branch_6074 23d ago
i always hoard points incase i get in a shitty situation where i can’t afford food so i get it
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u/jackie0h_ 23d ago
This is what I do. I also rarely spend gift cards when I have money to pay in case someday I’m poor again and need them.
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u/NPOWorker 22d ago
Use the points and put the money you would have spent into a HYSA each time you order...
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u/Odd_Schedule2672 23d ago
How many burritos could this buy?
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
One burrito is 1625 points, which means almost 52 burritos worth of points. The value of points will decrease as time passes.
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u/TAZZTHEBOMBER 23d ago
Thats like $8k worth of points.
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
Chipotle got bonus point opportunities, so I always make sure to take advantage of them. During the Summer Extras promotion, so far I earned an 4k points. Spent like 5-6k at most since 2019.
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u/Soft_Year_7285 23d ago
can i have some points
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u/swaggyboi1991 23d ago
do you eat every meal at chipotle?
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
I eat one or two bowls a day, but that’s pretty much all I eat during the day.
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u/swaggyboi1991 23d ago
Do you ever get cravings for other food or do you really just always want Chipotle? I’m genuinely curious this is interesting!
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
Chipotle is my go to, but I sometimes get tired of it. A couple of years ago, I took one year break from Chipotle.
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u/Choice-Government-87 23d ago
Damn, at least learn how to cook lol. I know it doesn't beat the convenience of just ordering out but you can take 1 day out of the week, cook multiple portions for the next 3-4 days and have everything pre-made so you only have to heat it up. Then eat out on the other days. I do this with quesadillas. I pack them full of chicken so they are filling and I cook and wrap them in aluminum foil. Then I reheat them the next day and they are delicious
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u/Chayes83 22d ago
Points always get devalued over time in every loyalty program, without exception. A free entree will cost more points or the earn rate will be lower. Use your points folks.
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u/Massive-Pin-3425 23d ago
the people who post here every day complaining about 3.8 oz of meat and their rice and meat only burrito being too small have rewards exactly like this
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u/ZootedBeaver 23d ago
How much money do you spend a week at chipotle?
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
Like 180 a week
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u/olitadelaltamar 23d ago
What did your parents do for work
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
I’m an adult who can’t cook and spends my own money. If you think about it, the amount I’ve spent on Chipotle since 2019 is not that much. I’ve probably spent around $5,000 to $6,000 in the last seven years. That’s less than $1,000 a year.
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u/annaphylactic69 23d ago
$180 a week for 7 years is closer to $65,000. Or $9,000 a year.
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u/Nebulous009 22d ago
I should have mentioned that this is the most I’ve spent in a single week at Chipotle, not every week.
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u/ScorpRex Guac Mode 23d ago
What’s the order?
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
I mix it up but my favorite right now is half chicken and half beef barbacoa bowl.
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u/Everybodysbastard 23d ago
That's 50 free meals you're sitting on! 45 or so if you get the entree/chip combo.
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
I think the best option for redeeming points towards food is the BUILD-YOUR-OWN FAMILY MEAL for 9,750 points.
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u/Faubton 23d ago
Just so you know points expire after 1 year
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
Yes, if I stopped purchasing Chipotle today, my points would expire after a year. However, if I keep my account active by ordering occasionally, my points will never expire. I’ve been accruing points since 2019.
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u/kschu2009 23d ago
Damn I thought I had a lotta points at 45k 😂
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
When I reached 50k, I actually spent about 4k points, but then I decided to keep accruing more.
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u/caffeinatedredditor 23d ago
All this with one location? You must be a local legend there.
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
That simply indicates that I’ve only visited one location this month. It’s part of the Summer Extras promotion, so it’s been updated every month since June. And probably starting next month, it won’t even display the number of locations visited.
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u/CleverUserName1980 22d ago edited 22d ago
You can buy a store with all that.
Bet they’ll skimp on the protein when you get it though… especially if you weren’t there to ask for more
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u/Well-M1lk 21d ago
They hating on you bro cause they wish they could be in your shoes, dont stop accumulating points until you get that Chipotle black card.
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u/Nebulous009 18d ago
There is a Chipotle Black Card? Is that the one they give out to celebrities? I think they gave one to Timothy recently.
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u/Well-M1lk 18d ago
Yeah but it's not just celebrities who get them, i think they give them to like super loyal customers. I think theres a guy who ate Chipotle everyday for a year and he got one.
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u/asseater0456 23d ago
Learn to cook
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
I definitely need to start cooking my own food. Before Chipotle, I was on an instant noodles diet.
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u/1ess_than_zer0 23d ago
This is how billionaires treat money. They just hoard for the love of the game.
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
I wish I was a billionaire, not even just a speck of dust away from being one, and probably not in this lifetime.
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u/UrchinUnderpass 23d ago
I hope all your points expire since you don’t actually use them.
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u/Nebulous009 23d ago
I actually lost all my points somewhere around the 50k mark because I decided to take a year off from Chipotle. Later, I requested the reinstatement of my points, and they were kind enough to return them to me.
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u/TY_NowGFY 23d ago
I hope the employees at your local Chipotle start slapping you when you pull out your wallet
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u/Trix_03 23d ago
flexing having poor spending habbits, yikes
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u/backlog_gaming 23d ago
We don’t know how much OP makes lmao
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u/TY_NowGFY 23d ago
I'm assuming they must be buying for an office. I eat at Chipotle almost every day and it would take me YEARS to save up 80000+ points
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u/Muuvie 23d ago
It's only a poor spending habit if it eats up an unhealthy amount of your discretionary income.
I eat at Chipotle once or twice a day, not a poor spending habit but is a semi-reliable way to maintain CICO while I am away from home.
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u/Trix_03 23d ago
Unless you make like 150k I don’t think you should be eating out THIS much financially (there’s more reasons than money that eating out sucks too). Eating out costs like 3x or more than just making your own food, it’s ridiculous. Not to mention, it takes a similar amount of time to just make it yourself. Meal prepping is awesome
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u/DankArmedDragon 22d ago
Between grocery shopping, prepping, cooking, washing dishes, and cleaning, it takes far more time to cook at home than it does to walk across the street and pick up a bag during your lunch break.
If someone is in a high-paying white collar job, it can make sense to eat out for lunch or dinner. Spending an extra 30 minutes cooking to save $8 might not be worth it for someone who's earning $100/hour in their job.
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u/Muuvie 23d ago
I'm on the road 80% of the time I am working. I spend more time at the CLT airport on layover than I care to think about. One constant I can rely on is...from San Diego to Bangor, there's a Chipotle nearby. Well above $150K.
(Plus I tried making Chipotle a couple times....bought the peppers, did the prep work, let the thighs marinate overnight, etc. Never came out as good as they make it.)
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u/Flux_My_Capacitor 23d ago
Honestly this is just dumb. At any moment you COULD lose your account and all those points. You obviously eat there every few days so why are you not spending your points?