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Which place would those bigger, cheaper burritos be found?
Chipotle, the company that stole workers wages and then forced many of those same workers into arbitration when they got caught rather than just fucking paying what they owed. 
And then Chipotle had the fucking gall to try and get out of the arbitration it had forced those folks into. 
Fuck that shithole. >

I also personally see more complaints about Chipotle’s shrinkflation than any other food joints. >

The Chipotle near my work started trying to charge for extra rice. That's some bullshit man. It's not an extra charge on the app or anything. >

Last time I went to Chipotle, they tried charging for extra rice. I just said "Ok, fine", payed my tab, ate my food, and haven't gone back since. That was a year ago, and I eat fast food on the weekly. This chipotle is at the end of my street. I WOULD go there more often, but I'm not going to be nickle and dimed like that. It's bad enough that in 5 years the burrito prices are DOUBLE what they were. Used to be $6.10, now they're $12.50. Who knows what they are now. That was a year ago. 
When I first started going in 2006, they used to scoop your chicken on. Some of them would even do 2-3 scoops. They were like "fuck it!" 
Now, you see them scoop the chicken, and then put it into these little portion control cups, which is like half a scoop. 
Between that, and the way they handled covid (some days closed, some days open, some days open but app only, some days you could order but not dine in, other days you could dine in, and you never knew which until you got there.)
Between all that, I said fuck them, and I haven't gone back to a chipotle since. If you're going to treat your customers like that, then fuck off. >

I don’t get how Chipotle stays in business in the western US. I can get the best burritos in the country in CA which are double the size but cost less. Which is ironic because Chipotle moved their headquarters from Denver to SoCal.