Chipotle’s CEO says customers can just ask for extra food. I put it to the test.
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I tested Chipotle's portion sizes after the CEO's viral comments and found that whether you can get extra add-ons for free depends on who you ask.
I tested Chipotle's portion sizes after the CEO's viral comments and found that whether you can get extra add-ons for free depends on who you ask.
I tested Chipotle's portion sizes after the CEO's viral comments and found that whether you can get extra add-ons for free depends on who you ask.
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