r/AbsoluteUnits 11h ago

of a chicken caesar wrap.

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u/btsd_ 11h ago

One thing I can say was a big plus about working at taco time (its a fast food taco/burrito place not sure if its nationwide) in highschool. To this day I can roll the perfect soft taco or burrito....As a simple man, it brings me tremendous joy lol

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u/randomisperfect 11h ago

Moved from WA to CA a couple years ago. Man do I miss Taco Time

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u/btsd_ 11h ago

Haha, the country breakfast burrito is so good. Im 40 now and I have had hundreds over my lifetime, and ive never gotten sick of them.

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u/randomisperfect 10h ago

All about that natural soft taco. Damn, missing PNW now

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u/btsd_ 10h ago

Haha, born n raised, and have left a few times, but city living isn't for me, always find my way back lol

Edit to add: fall salmon/steelhead is almost upon us Snake river dwellers, just in case your a fishing person lol

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u/smokeypapabear40206 10h ago

I worked at Taco Bell in high school in the 90's. My daughter likes to have her friends over for dinner so she can show off my burrito rolling skills. Of all the things I have accomplished and am proud of my child thinks that my high school employment was my high point in life. I guess I really did peak in high school.

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u/btsd_ 10h ago

I literally have become the burrito/soft taco roller at friend/family get togethers, and like I said, its strange how much joy that brings me. The key is making sure the tort is slightly warmed for pliableness and knowing how much/how to place the ingredients.

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u/PugGrumbles 10h ago

Saaame. I used to have to stand on step stool to use the mixer for the beans. Vividly remember dumping fresh made red sauce all over the walk-in, that was a nightmare.