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This post is amusingly poorly thought out. You can't accuse these writers of shilling for some kind of mega corporation and then parenthetically note that McDonald's hasn't been involved in Chipotle's business for more than 8 years. Also, I don't know where you live, but Chipotle isn't even in the same category as the…

How the hell do you have access to an $8 burrito and not a free library? Fuck, even Barnes and Noble will let you sit and nap in their comfy chairs with one of their books for a few hours without saying shit and they're actually trying to make money.

People don't go to Chipotle because they want Mexican food. People go to Chipotle because they want Chipotle.

Congratulations on going for the cheapest, laziest, least-funny gay joke possible at this moment in time.

Horrible article. 1300 calories is pretty much the maximum you can get out of this burrito (cheese and sour cream add a ton). Guacamole is a healthy fat and should be eaten. Later paragraphs dive into opinion on what tastes good. All this article rides on is name-calling and profanity use.

"Chipotle's food isn't even that good."

Who doesn't have access to a library?

Now when is Snowden gonna be a cute idol?

Also, the notion that Nintendo is for kids still remains to this day.

I was going to say the difference was that VII was important.

Or better yet, "Vore".

Did anyone check out that Mario Kart Direct and earlier Smash Bros Direct? awesome stuff thar.

lol fanst.

Trust me. No one bothering to read this is under the impression that either one of us is intelligent. When you argue on the internet, dig two graves.

I don't see how you can be confused.

Thats an amazingly self serving assessment.

If you're able to score a hit on an enemy while it's within the red zone, you'll perform an "interrupt" and cancel its action, setting it back a ways on the timeline. (The same thing'll happen to you, should an enemy hit you while in the red.) Interrupts are everything in Child of Light, and combat quickly becomes a…

I don't think real life is even like real life anymore.