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At least Taco Bell was the exclusive way to get your Taco Bell fix.

This is great if humanity can live on lettuce and tomatoes (both a small part of the taco filling last time I was at Taco Bell).

This isn't comparable to authentic street food though, it's comparable to the Taco Bell 99 cent menu.

It just doesn't taste the way my brain thinks a hamburger or taco meat should taste.

A burrito as done by someone who believes it just a slightly upsized taco.

My grandfater drank 12 beers/day and smoked two packs of cigarettes/day, and ate fast food(loved Taco Bell), and lived to 80 something.

I recently saw a front page post that was just a Taco Bell sign that was 20 years old.

Ostensibly, Chipotle (and even Taco Bell) can offer me a meal that's relatively gluten free (and even low on carbs for the carb-conscious).

You provide no compelling reason for why people not interested in fish tacos shouldn't be able to avoid you and your fish taco advertisements.

Alternatively, leaving by car or foot, you can access Sausalito Wireless in various locations along Bridgeway (Cafe Trieste or The Taco Shop for example).

For example, just last week, I bought tacos from a taco stand inside gas station.

It is very hard in some locations to get a healthy lunch when the closest restaurants are junk food places like McDonalds and Taco Bell.

It's really really hard to stay committed through a year of Ramen noodles and Taco Bell for those days when you want to treat you and your wife to something "special" once a month.

Maybe Taco Bell puts a lot of work in creating content that works well on the Reddit frontpage (which would definitely be manipulative, but hey, what are you gonna do), and maybe their own employees at home are upvoting it ("it's for the good of the company"), but I very much doubt the top people at Reddit are making a business out of this, if only because they couldn't justify it to their employees.

Taco Bell tried it and fairly quickly realized how stupid it was.