I’ve seen people take a chili cheese dog, but I can’t imagine eating one with 21 miles to go is in any way a good idea.

Driving it during normal traffic might actually be worse than running it, and could potentially take longer, especially if you’re one of the elite runners, but maybe even if not.

But that’s when they start handing out the Otter Pops, those things really help. And the beer around 22, if you’re old enough (or look it so they don’t ask for ID).

First off, congratulations! A couple questions I haven’t seen in the comments.

I’d prefer the challenge of trying to eat enough food for 2-3 by myself, but thanks for the tip.

By turning down Peppermint, you missed an opportunity to make your own Christmas Oreos...

I agree, but I think this is for those people who just can’t seem to understand those boundaries but will walk away if you pick up the phone.

If you have to explain that while you’re at work, then they’re the kind of co-worker nope was made for.

I don’t really like Peeps either, partly because I’m not a huge fan of marshmallow outside of a S’mores. But the Peeps Oreos were pretty good.

They have that one too, and it’s not just a limited time flavor.

I’ve tried them and did not notice any after taste. They’re good. And throwing them away is a horrible waste.

Wasn’t planning on anything, but looks like I’ll be playing this new Good Dogs! mobile game, created in partnership with We Rate Dogs. Available on Android and iOS. I would say it’s similar in play and spirit to Goat Simulator, based on my limited experience so far, and how much I suck at playing both.

One could argue that, but I’m not that one. I completely agree the chicken should be breaded, for the reasons you mentioned, but I disagree that it should then be called “naked”. I’m not really sure what they should call this thing but if they paid me as much as whoever did name it I’d be happy to come up with…

Exactly. I also would say it’s not a Chalupa without the same filling a regular one would have (choice of beef, chicken or steak). The shell being made of meat is irrelevant to that.

Because you only bought one, instead of 3?

I wouldn’t call it either of those, unless they include beef in the filling. It’s more like a lettuce & tomato fried chicken wrap.

They should have had the same choices of ground beef, chicken or steak filling as a regular Chalupa. Since they didn’t, it’s not really a Chalupa.

I feel if they’re going to call it a Chalupa, it should have the same filling as any other Chalupa, choice of ground beef or chicken or steak, regardless of what the shell is made of. Tell your co-worker I agree with them 100%.

If you’re looking to cut down on the carbs, and really like the Chalupa, then this is your answer. There’s breading but less than that thick tortilla shell it normally comes in, so it’s just meat and veggies (and sauce). Also, fried chicken tastes good.