?i like carnitas.
the gratuitous use of the term 'nom'? not so much.
Awesome!Damn, now I want carnitas
nom nom nom nom nom nom
sorry, i think 'nom' should be tossed on the top of the lexicon trash heap, along w/ 'it is what it is' and other such nonsense.
What is this anti- WORD OF THE DAYsorry, i think 'nom' should be tossed on the top of the lexicon trash heap, along w/ 'it is what it is' and other such nonsense.
I second that.Motion to change narlus' custom title to NOM NOM NOM NOM...
shouldn't you be using yr mod powers to enforce the rules?Motion to change narlus' custom title to NOM NOM NOM NOM...
My rules enforcement is best described as "selective."shouldn't you be using yr mod powers to enforce the rules?
another nom fan?hey Narlus, why don't you just write your own dictionary? That way I can use it for toilet paper.
Nope, I own at Scrabble. I used to have a copy of the official scrabble dictionary. I say used to because I'm pretty sure it got lost in the move.another nom fan?
you must be easy prey in scrabble.
if you are on facebook, this sounds like a perfect opportunity for a Scramble matchup.Nope, I own at Scrabble. I used to have a copy of the official scrabble dictionary. I say used to because I'm pretty sure it got lost in the move.
North Carolina has one the fastest growing Hispanic communities in the country.Can you get decent carnitas out east?
Werd.North Carolina has one the fastest growing Hispanic communities in the country.
There are more mexican restaurants that cater to whitey than authentic ones. But the taquerias that are predominantly patronized by Mexicans are my favorite.
I dunno... the couple times I've recently been to Casa Bonita there have been a LOT of Hispanic folks eating there.Werd.
If you want good mexican food go to where the Mexicans go.
again.. if you want good MEXICAN food, go where the MEXICANS go.I dunno... the couple times I've recently been to Casa Bonita there have been a LOT of Hispanic folks eating there.
Dude... there were a bunch of Mexicans at Casa Bonita. Your theory is teh FAIL.again.. if you want good MEXICAN food, go where the MEXICANS go.
True mexicans are hispanics, but hispanics are not necessarily mexicans.
IMHO Chipotle (the restaurant and their food) is a major FAIL. That's what happens when you take a great idea (mexican food), and try to make it trendy (chipotle).Has anyone been to Chipotle? Their carnitas salad is so good.
Yeah. I grabbed a mic from one of the performers and took a poll.ARe you sure they were Mexican? Cuz from my experience Mexicans look hispanic.
Whend you did that... did they make you dance around a hat?Yeah. I grabbed a mic from one of the performers and took a poll.
Didn't McDonalds buy them?IMHO Chipotle (the restaurant and their food) is a major FAIL. That's what happens when you take a great idea (mexican food), and try to make it trendy (chipotle).
They had a majority interest for a few years but are no longer involved. They are much better than Baja Fresh. As far as large Mexican chains go (fast food or not), its hard to do much better.Didn't McDonalds buy them?
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Over 500 restaurants have since opened throughout the United States. All are company-owned, rather than franchised. In 1998, McDonald's made an initial minority investment in the company. By 2001, they had grown to be Chipotle's largest investor. The McDonald's connection allowed the firm to quickly expand, from 14 restaurants in 1998 to 480 at the end of 2005.
On October 25, 2005, Chipotle initially filed for its IPO. On December 23, 2005, in an updated filing, Chipotle indicated that the size of the offering would be approximately 6.3 million shares with a price of $15.50 to $17.50 per share. The price range was increased to $18.00 to $20.00 per share on January 23, 2006, an indication that the demand for the offering was strong. Morgan Stanley and SG Cowen led the offering. The public offering priced on January 25, 2006, at a price of $22 per share. The offering raised approximately $133M in primary capital to fund new store growth. McDonald's sold $66M, including the 15% greenshoe, which was exercised in full.
On its first day as a public company, Chipotle stock rose exactly 100%, closing at $44.00 per share. On September 8, 2006, McDonald's Corp. announced that it had started an offer for its shareholders to exchange McDonald's stock for shares of Chipotle Mexican Grill. The exchange allowed McDonald's shareholders to acquire Chipotle shares at a 10-percent discount. The offer was capped at a level of 0.9157 Chipotle shares for each McDonald's share exchanged owned by McDonald's. On October 13, 2006, McDonald's completed a tax-free swap of class B common stock in Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. (NYSE:CMG), for its own common stock. McDonald's later fully divested its investment in Chipotle, as part of a larger initiative to divest all of its non-core business restaurants – Chipotle, Donato's Pizza, and Boston Market – so that it could squarely focus on the main McDonald's chain.
Founder Steve Ells started as a line cook at the San Francisco restaurant Stars, and attended the Culinary Institute of America. He still serves as chairman and CEO.