Joe Raedle/Getty Images; TikTok A trend on TikTok has people filming Chipotle workers in an attempt to get bigger portions. For the last month, Chipotle workers have had to deal with an unexpected job hurdle: a TikTok -inspired “ordering hack” that has customers filming workers in a bid to get bigger portions. Those who are recording Chipotle and the employees themselves would rather go big on that barbacoa scoop than go viral on social media for paltry servings.
In one viral video, a woman claims that in response to the trend, managers have now notified employees that if they see someone recording with their phone, they should just “load it up” and “go ham” with the person’s order . Advertisement There’s currently a “method” going around for Chipotle, basically you film them while they make your food which makes them not skimp out on the portions because they don't want the bad publicity or reviews 😭😭😭😭 pic.twitter.
com/VU4NX7a9hz — FearBuck (@FearedBuck) May 26, 2024 Many of the online burrito justice warriors say they’re simply tired of shrinklation: when companies downsize portions without downsizing prices. Advertisement “Definitely sucks for the employees,” one person who supports the TikTok trend admitted on the Chipotle subreddit. “Unfortunately using social media is a lot more effective than emailing corporate.
Mass and viral outrage is the only thing that will work against large corps.” “Chipotle employees act like the fo.
