They don't have data on cheesy gordita crunches. Literally unusable. /s
I think I heard Taco Bell was taking the cheesy gordita crunch off the menu.
It was going to be replaced by the volcano crunchy gordita cheese.
How economical is your local Taco Bell?
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#12Cool map. Taco Bell is no where near economical anymore though.
The box with a few things in it is not too bad.
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#13Did pinto beans and wheat (tortillas) prices increase that much at the commodity level?
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#14This map needs to be scaled by rent cost/sqft for commercial real estate in the county. Otherwise, the results are really just a pass-thru of rent in the burrito price.
Since when does San Diego have cheaper real estate than Wyoming?
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#15They should update the map with prices of nacho fries. It would be all black. RIP nacho fries, until next time.
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#16This map needs to be scaled by rent cost/sqft for commercial real estate in the county. Otherwise, the results are really just a pass-thru of rent in the burrito price.
There's always a comment like this I find. Some extra layer of data people want to see that explains the first layer, and it never ends - the data on data. Sometimes we just want to know the damn burrito prices and don't care about the excuses.
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#17Taco Bell had felt pretty expensive for many years now. But there is just no alternative so I’m not too surprised they were able to pull it off.
There are a ton of alternatives to Taco Bell, “good, inexpensive tacos” are a whole thing, taco trucks, etc.
Unless you are specifically looking for drain-o for your digestive system.
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#18Taco Bell had felt pretty expensive for many years now. But there is just no alternative so I’m not too surprised they were able to pull it off.
There are a ton of alternatives to Taco Bell, “good, inexpensive tacos” are a whole thing, taco trucks, etc. Unless you are specifically looking for drain-o for your digestive system.
My usual time for Taco Bell is well past when taco trucks are open. For me it's "the tastiest and healthiest [late night food] on the go".
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#19I didn't realize there was this much price variance in Taco Bell. That's the most interesting feature, to me.
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#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
There are a ton of alternatives to Taco Bell, “good, inexpensive tacos” are a whole thing, taco trucks, etc. Unless you are specifically looking for drain-o for your digestive system.
My usual time for Taco Bell is well past when taco trucks are open. For me it's "the tastiest and healthiest [late night food] on the go".
Healthiest?
I haven’t eaten there in a while but I don’t recall thinking it was healthy at all, quite the opposite.