Chipotle Conspiracy Investigation

Shane2
19 May 202448:48

Summary

TLDRIn this entertaining and investigative video, the host embarks on a humorous quest to uncover the alleged 'Chipotle app scam' where it's believed that online orders receive smaller portions than in-store purchases. The team conducts a thorough experiment by ordering identical meals both in-person and through the app, then compares the quantities using a food scale. The results are surprising, with significant differences in portion sizes. Adding to the adventure, they also test a theory that Chipotle staff give larger portions to customers they suspect are filming for social media, like TikTok, by sending one of the team in to order while pretending to be a TikToker. The video is a lighthearted look into consumer behavior, corporate practices, and the power of social media influence.

Takeaways

  • 🍽️ The video discusses a theory that Chipotle provides less food in online orders compared to in-store orders.
  • 📱 The group conducts an experiment by ordering the same meals both in-person and through the Chipotle app to compare portions.
  • 🎥 They document the process and plan to weigh the food to see if there is a significant difference in the amount of food received.
  • 🚗 The group rents a minivan, humorously calling it the 'conspiracy mobile,' for their Chipotle investigation.
  • 🤰 One member of the group is pregnant and expresses concern about eating Chipotle, which is suggested might not be safe for pregnant women.
  • 😂 There are several humorous asides and jokes throughout the script, including discussions about 'dripping in microplastics' and 'fast weight'.
  • 🎉 The group also tests another theory that Chipotle employees give more food to customers they think are recording for social media, like TikTok.
  • 🍽️ They find that the in-store orders are indeed larger and fuller than the online orders, supporting their initial theory.
  • 📈 The group uses a scale to weigh the food and calculates the percentage difference, finding significant discrepancies.
  • 📱 Towards the end, they also explore the idea of pretending to be TikTokers to see if they receive more food.
  • 🍰 The video concludes with the group eating cupcakes and discussing the implications of their findings, hinting at further investigations.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic of discussion in the transcript?

    -The main topic of discussion is a theory that when ordering from Chipotle through the app, customers receive less food compared to ordering in-store.

  • Why does the speaker believe the Chipotle app might give less food?

    -The speaker believes that because there is no face-to-face interaction when ordering through the app, employees might feel less pressured to give generous portions.

  • What method do the speakers use to test their theory?

    -The speakers use a food scale to weigh the food received from both in-store and online orders to compare the quantities.

  • What is the outcome of their experiment?

    -The experiment shows that the in-store orders are significantly heavier, suggesting that the online orders do indeed contain less food.

  • Why does the speaker mention TikTok?

    -The speaker mentions TikTok because there is a belief that Chipotle employees give larger portions to customers they believe are filming for TikTok, to make the food look more appealing on social media.

  • What is the role of the 'conspiracy mobile' in the transcript?

    -The 'conspiracy mobile' is a minivan that the group uses to travel to Chipotle for their experiment, and it's also suggested to be a vehicle that could be used for future conspiracies or family outings.

  • What is the purpose of the Rocket Money sponsorship mentioned in the transcript?

    -Rocket Money is a personal finance app that helps users manage their subscriptions, lower bills, and monitor their credit. The sponsorship is used to promote the app's services to the speaker's audience.

  • Why does the speaker mention a Chipotle unlimited card?

    -The speaker mentions the unlimited card as a past privilege given to YouTubers by Chipotle, which allowed free food but has since stopped working for the speaker.

  • What is the significance of the Detroit man charged with shooting a Chipotle employee?

    -The mention of the Detroit man serves as a cautionary tale for the group's experiment, highlighting the potential risks and seriousness of confronting fast food employees about perceived injustices.

  • What is the general tone and purpose of the video script?

    -The tone is humorous and casual, with the purpose being to entertain while also conducting an informal investigation into the Chipotle app ordering theory.

  • What is the final conclusion the group reaches about ordering from Chipotle?

    -The group concludes that ordering through the Chipotle app results in receiving less food than ordering in-store, and they suggest that the same might be true for other restaurants with online ordering systems.

Outlines

00:00

🍽️ Chipotle Ordering Controversy

The speaker discusses a theory that Chipotle provides less food in online orders compared to in-store orders. They express excitement about testing this theory by ordering the same meals both ways and comparing the quantities. The speaker also humorously mentions a past experience with a Chipotle card for YouTubers and their love for the restaurant despite potential discrepancies in serving sizes.

05:00

🤰 Chipotle's Pregnancy Concerns and Theories

The conversation shifts to concerns about Chipotle's food safety for pregnant women, followed by playful banter about the dangers of Chipotle's meat. The speaker reassures their love for Chipotle despite the video's content. They also introduce a new theory that Chipotle employees give larger portions to customers who are visibly recording for social media, like TikTok, to make their meals appear more appealing on-screen.

10:07

🚗 Conspiracy Mobile and Rocket Money Sponsorship

The speaker introduces a new minivan, dubbed the 'conspiracy mobile,' which they plan to use for their investigative adventures and family outings. They also discuss a sponsorship from Rocket Money, a personal finance app that helps users manage their finances better by canceling subscriptions and lowering bills. The speaker shares their positive experiences with the app and how it has helped them in the past.

15:09

🛒 Chipotle's In-Store vs. Online Ordering Theory

The speaker and their friends strategize about how to test the Chipotle ordering theory. They decide to split into groups, with some going in-store and others ordering online. They discuss the logistics of the operation, including who will pretend to be a TikTok influencer to test for potential bias in serving sizes.

20:11

🚦 Encounters with a Persistent Toyota and Chipotle

The group encounters a Toyota that seems to follow them to Chipotle, leading to humorous speculation about the driver's intentions. They discuss the exterior of the Chipotle location and the need to park away from the entrance to avoid detection. The speaker also mentions an incident where a man was charged for shooting a Chipotle employee over a guacamole dispute.

25:13

📱 Ordering Chipotle for the Experiment

The group discusses their Chipotle orders, debating between burritos and bowls, and deciding to order both. They also contemplate the idea of ordering extra items like queso to test if Chipotle skims on those as well. There's a humorous moment when one member has trouble downloading the Chipotle app, leading to a conspiracy theory that the app is aware of their plans.

30:13

🎬 TikTok Influencer Experiment at Chipotle

The speaker outlines a plan for one of the group members to pretend to be a TikTok influencer while ordering at Chipotle, to test if they receive a larger serving. They discuss the potential risks and the excitement of the experiment. The group also contemplates the impact of their actions on the Chipotle employees and the ethical considerations of their experiment.

35:15

📚 Weighing Chipotle's Food for the Experiment

After ordering, the group gathers to weigh the food they received from Chipotle. They compare the in-store and online orders, noting significant differences in portion sizes. The speaker expresses shock and dissatisfaction with the results, suggesting that the online orders are indeed smaller. They also discuss the visibility of the food and the potential for a class-action lawsuit.

40:16

🍔 The TikTok Influencer's Chipotle Experience

The group sends in their designated TikTok influencer to order at Chipotle and observe if they receive a larger portion. They discuss the influencer's experience and the reactions from Chipotle staff and other customers. The speaker also shares a humorous anecdote about another group member's failed attempt to act as a TikTok influencer due to stage fright.

45:19

🎉 Chipotle Food Weigh-In and Future Plans

The group concludes their experiment by weighing the TikTok influencer's Chipotle order and comparing it to the previous orders. They find that the TikTok order was the largest, confirming their suspicions about the impact of social media influence on serving sizes. The speaker expresses frustration at the perceived deception and contemplates targeting other businesses with similar practices.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Chipotle

Chipotle is a popular American fast food chain known for its Mexican-inspired cuisine. In the context of the video, Chipotle serves as the central theme where the creators explore the alleged discrepancy in food portions between in-store and online orders. The video's narrative revolves around testing a theory that Chipotle provides less food for online orders compared to in-person orders, which is a significant point of discussion and investigation.

💡Online Ordering

Online ordering refers to the process of placing orders for goods or services via the internet. In the video, the concept is explored in relation to Chipotle's service, where the creators hypothesize that online orders receive smaller portions than those placed in-store. This idea is tested through an experiment comparing the quantities of food received from both ordering methods.

💡Portion Size

Portion size denotes the amount of food served or consumed in one go. The video's theme hinges on the comparison of portion sizes between online and in-store orders at Chipotle. The creators weigh and visually compare the food items to determine if there is a significant difference in the quantity provided for the same menu items ordered through different channels.

💡Experiment

An experiment is a scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact. In this video, the creators conduct an informal experiment to test the theory of 'Chipotle shrinkflation' by ordering the same items both in-store and online and then comparing the quantities received.

💡TikTok

TikTok is a social media platform focused on short-form videos. In the script, TikTok is mentioned as a source where the theory of receiving less food online at Chipotle was initially found. Additionally, the creators consider using TikTok influence as a variable in their experiment to see if it impacts the portion sizes they receive.

💡Sponsor

A sponsor is an individual or company that funds or supports an event, activity, or individual. In the video, Rocket Money is mentioned as the sponsor of the video. The creators discuss the benefits of Rocket Money, a personal finance app, and how it can help manage subscriptions and bills, which is a tangential topic to the main Chipotle investigation.

💡Scale

A scale in this context refers to a device for measuring weight. The creators use a food scale to objectively measure and compare the weight of the food items received from Chipotle through online orders versus in-store orders, providing empirical evidence for their investigation.

💡Conspiracy Theory

A conspiracy theory is an explanation of an event or situation that invokes a conspiracy without backing from hard evidence. The video plays with the idea of a 'Chipotle conspiracy theory,' suggesting that the fast-food chain may be providing smaller portions for online orders, which they proceed to test through their experiment.

💡In-Store Ordering

In-store ordering is the traditional method of purchasing goods or services directly from a physical store. The video contrasts in-store ordering with online ordering at Chipotle, hypothesizing that customers receive larger portions when they order in person, as the creators believe the staff may feel more compelled to provide generous servings when observed.

💡Weighing

Weighing is the process of determining the weight of an object. In the video, the act of weighing is central to the experiment as it provides a measurable way to compare the quantity of food received from different ordering methods at Chipotle, aiming to validate or debunk the theory of 'Chipotle shrinkflation'.

💡Burrito

A burrito is a traditional Mexican dish consisting of a flour tortilla filled with various ingredients. In the video, burritos are one of the menu items ordered from Chipotle both in-store and online. The creators compare the size and weight of burritos received through different ordering methods to examine the theory of receiving less food online.

Highlights

A theory is presented that Chipotle provides less food when ordered through the app compared to in-store orders.

The video creator used to have a Chipotle card for free food but it stopped working and they still love Chipotle despite this.

An experiment is conducted to test the theory by ordering the same meals in-store and through the app to compare quantities.

A scale is used to weigh the food items from Chipotle to quantify the difference between in-store and app orders.

The video creator and friends order both in-person and through the app to see if the theory about portion sizes holds true.

A surprise is revealed that Spencer is bringing a minivan for the group, which they name the 'conspiracy mobile'.

The group discusses the possibility of other restaurants also skimping on food portions for app orders.

A sponsored segment for Rocket Money is included, highlighting its features for personal finance management.

The group's dynamic and humor is showcased as they prepare to test the Chipotle theory.

Different orders are placed both in-store and through the app, including burritos and bowls, to test the portion size theory.

The group speculates that Chipotle employees might give more food if they know they are being filmed for social media.

An attempt to weigh the food items is made, but the process is interrupted by various comedic moments.

The group discusses the potential consequences of confronting Chipotle about the portion size differences.

A comparison of the in-store and app orders is visually striking, with noticeable differences in portion sizes.

The group weighs the food items and finds significant differences in weight between in-store and app orders.

The video ends with the group considering the implications of their findings and planning to share their experience.

Transcripts

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okay so this is in store a beast oh my

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God oh my God no oh my God no oh my

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godil on that H it's like

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obvious get the scale get the scale

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that's insane does anybody need that

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much food okay that's not the question

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okay Chris yes this is very exciting I

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hope you have a diaper because we're

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going to

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chipot just kidding don't Su me I love

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Chipotle I love Chipotle Not only was I

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one of those like card holders like they

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gave YouTubers Chipotle cards where you

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have like free Chipotle forever uh mine

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stopped

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working I don't know why I don't know

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what would have happened where they

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would have done that but you know

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whatever I still love them

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my guts they

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don't that was my dream to have that

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card really uh it was my housekeeper

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nightmare kidding I clean my own

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[Music]

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toilets okay what you talking about okay

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conspiracies yes Chris I am so excited I

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have a Chipotle conspiracy that it might

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sound stupid to you but to me this blew

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my [ __ ] mind so to help with this

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Theory we have Ryland and Lizzy they're

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sitting right outside look at them they

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have no idea what they're in for look at

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those two [ __ ] they can't hear me

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Jared and Sandy are on their way and

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Spencer is almost here with a surprise

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but we'll get to that in a second first

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let me explain the theory so this is

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something that honestly it's not even a

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theory at this point I think this is

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real wait no it's a theory don't sue me

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there's a theory that chipotle when you

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order on the app you get half the amount

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of food that you would get if you

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ordered in the store have you ever

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noticed this by the way have you ever

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done this I order through that all the

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time and for some reason in my brain

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I've had this thought where I was like

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is it not the same but I thought I was

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just tripping I thought it was just me

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okay you are not tripping

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boo wa that was like I was like in 2006

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um my

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Bo no that's a real thing literally this

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is all over the Internet Chipotle shrink

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flation okay boys and girls I am here at

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Chipotle do they rip you off on I online

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ordering all right what's up YouTube

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today we are going to be comparing

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online ordering Chipotle with in-person

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ordering I'm going to order the same two

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meals one from actually in person

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obviously and then one from Uber Eats

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and then we are going to compare we'll

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take a look at the in person one first

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just ordered it here is a look at the

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online

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order looks like the inperson it it

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might be a a bigger serving this is

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something a lot of people are talking

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about I'm not on Tik Tok but supposedly

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there's a lot of it on there Chipotle a

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scam this is something that is very real

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I mean not real don't sue me so

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supposedly when you go in the store and

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you order because you're watching them

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prepare your meal they feel pressured to

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you know like give you a lot but when

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you're ordering on the app nobody's

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watching them and they feel like they

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can just [ __ ] you over and give you a

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skimpy ass serving a tiny burrito a

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small bowl and just send it off because

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they don't have to see you another Tik

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tocker did pretty much the same

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experiment and found similar results

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uh-oh the smallest burrito I've received

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yet I was shocked and you're not going

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to complain and send it back because by

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the time you get home what are you going

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to do you're going to drive all the way

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back and complain about it no and I was

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looking at Reddit and somebody said that

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they work at Chipotle and they are told

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specifically once again just a theory

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when it's an order from the app to give

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less food no way current and former

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Chipotle workers saying quote they're

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required to give you less online cuz

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management doesn't think they'll get

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complaints about online orders so this

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pissed me off because I have noticed

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this every time I post made it from

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Chipotle I have a memory of being like

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oh really that's it but every time I go

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to the store it looks huge so we are all

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going to go to

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Chipotle three of us are going to stay

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in the car and order on the app three of

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us are going to go inside the store and

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order the same exact things and then

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we're going to come back together and

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compare side by side to see if this

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theory is true now I know what you're

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thinking Shane this isn't very

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scientific

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oh as triggering as this is I bought a

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scale

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haven't bought one in a long time um so

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yeah this is a food scale so this is

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like legit we're actually going to be

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weighing this [ __ ] food no oh my God

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how much is my

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Stanley 3 lb wo I guess lead is heavy oh

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my God okay let me explain what we're

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doing to these tackling

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chickens hi hi oh no you guys are eating

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do we not have well our Theory involves

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the most delicious place in the world

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Chipotle

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oh I honestly live for Chipotle I can't

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do their meat I have to do vegetarian

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but I love Chipotle no I love Chipotle

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too but you're pregnant so what does

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that mean it's not safe for pregnant

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women it's probably not safe for

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pregnant

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women oh my God I'm not trying to get

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to is it really no I think it'll might

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cause it

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early is that why I'm here

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let me tell you I know you're not making

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a video trying to take down Chipotle

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after they gave you unlimited card

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status which they took away but that's

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not why I'm doing the video I still love

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them and appreciate it do you remember

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that yes did they remember that yes he

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had unlimited food from Chipotle and now

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he's trying to bring them down they took

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it

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back I also by the way never use it

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because it's so uncomfortable to like be

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in Chipotle and pull out the card and

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then the woman at the Casual is just

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like who are you and I'm like I'm

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YouTube and they're like oh my God Fred

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and I'm like okay I got to go that

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happened twice shout out Fred so what's

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the theory are you going to tell us

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later what is that fake Stanley I have

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no no I

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gave this is my Stanley it's a little

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bit better wow got to say hydrated for

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whatever we're getting into yeah I like

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to say dripping in

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microplastics better than lead yeah um I

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really don't want to get Su I love

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Chipotle I really do every time I order

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Chipotle you don't get it okay cuz it

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makes me fast

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wait do you not frequent what is the

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theory though what are we

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doing when you order on the app they

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give you half the amount of food Oh Come

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for sweet green what sweet green is the

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number one offender of this really yes

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we should expose them

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[Music]

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all I've got time you know what time it

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is this is the big thing oh my God sorry

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I'm going to casually sit and rocking

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J oh my

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God okay what if this is bigger than

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Chipotle what if every restaurant and

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fast food place don't laugh at me this

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is bigger than

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Chipotle it

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is no no no hear me out hear me out all

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these food places right like when you

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order on the app or you order on

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postmate there's no face to face so what

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if they are skimping out on the Tog go

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orders and you have to go in the store

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to get the real portions Oh no you're

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going to make us go in one by one again

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3 by3 and there's other Chipotle

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conspiracies that I kind of want to like

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talk talk about or figure out I heard on

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Tik Tok that if you tell the Chipotle

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person or if you're like obvious about

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the fact that you're Tik tocking they'll

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overflow your bowl so it looks like they

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give you more of a ration so that it can

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be on social

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media that just blew my [ __ ] mind

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that's so true that's so true because

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whenever I'm scrolling like on Instagram

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and a girl will have like a big old

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[ __ ] Chipotle Bowl it's huge yeah so

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you think the employees are they're told

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they're probably hold if if somebody's

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filming you know

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vertical fill that [ __ ] ball up to

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the brim [ __ ] overflow I think

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we're profiling even more than that you

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look like a Tik tocker and they're like

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filler wol oh no I tell every

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establishment I'm a Tik tocker just so

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that they overflow my

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bowl honestly that's heck okay so we

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have to test that too one of us has to

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pretend like we're making a Tik Tok I

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look the most like a Tik tocker right

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you think they're really out here

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scamming in these streets Chipotle from

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my hometown of Colorado isn't really my

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hometown but where I went to high school

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they're not from there they are thinking

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of the other one no I'm not the first

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Chipotle ever was in Denver are you

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kidding me do you want to fight right

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now I don't care I just don't care but

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you're taking a hard stance hold on no

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no no you don't stop rolling I don't

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care at all where was the first chipot

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leg

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no hold on hold on Chris yes yes yes

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Denver Colorado

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and right underneath it it says ryland's

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Hometown

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kindness

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okay anyways so I know you're thinking

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where's Spencer he's actually on the way

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with a surprise for all of us follow

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me so this is for the video but also

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possibly for our

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[Music]

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future all right meet our new conspiracy

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mobile what are you kidding me it's a

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minivan do we own

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it well we need a minivan we're Daddy's

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now yeah this is great we're testing it

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out well I realized we don't have enough

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space in any of our cars for the seven

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of us so I needed a vehicle to fit

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everyone I love it

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oh damn wow look at a Dodge baby you

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sticker do you got a magnet or something

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like conspiracy mobile we should get

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something why look so good behind the

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wheel he really does

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[Music]

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tour yeah

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I'm

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Bing yeah I'm yeah I'm Ming

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Bing buckets from the first in and the

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last out see me coming

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[Music]

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that was

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sick oh my gosh are there TVs in the

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this is

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nice okay so technically it's not ours

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yet but if we love it then we're getting

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one that doubles as the conspiracy wagon

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and our kid mobile I love

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it how was this driving around today I

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just really didn't want to crash it but

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yeah I did feel like a mom and it it was

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kind felt kind of fun I was like oh you

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know you want to hinge dat in this you

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can pick up a lot of girls in this

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fill the car with girls and just kick

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them out as they don't work out that's

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what they say about minivans you can

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fill the car with

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girls okay let's see so how is there any

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is there any cool features no we got to

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get the

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cheapest this it was like 80 bucks it

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was really cheap the guy also had like a

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lot of cars in his driveway so he

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clearly like just does this this isn't

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even from like a rental Enterprise it's

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from somebody's home just a guy found

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him on an app all right

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enough room for all our Chipotle it's

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going to be a lot of

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Chipotle hey sorry to interrupt this

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memorable investigation it takes a

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honestly shocking turn just be happy you

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can't smell it it'll make sense later

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just just wait this looks really tacky I

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was trying to have like my videos

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playing in the background but now this

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just looks um insane okay let me get out

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of

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here ooh look at that outside you know

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I've heard heard about that H bet it's

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nice what was I talking about rocket

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money yes today's video is actually not

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sponsored by Chipotle shocking it is

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sponsored by rocket money so I've talked

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about rocket money so many times before

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I love them they are so helpful I'm not

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just saying that cuz they're sponsoring

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they really really are so if you don't

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know what they are let me break it down

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rocket money is the personal finance app

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that helps you cancel subscriptions

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lower your bills and manage your money

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better so in my like 20s I was not good

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at managing money I was freaking out all

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the time and I just didn't want to look

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at it and that led me down a couple

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scary roads I had like weird things on

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my credit I didn't know about I went in

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to get a car loan and the guy was like

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I'm sorry there's this weird thing on

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your credit uh we can't give you the

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loan and I was like my credit's good no

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no it was like a parking ticket or

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something from like 5 years ago it was

12:44

bad but if I would have had rocket money

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back then it would have saved me from

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that because rocket money will monitor

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your credit for you so anytime there's

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something like that that's weird that

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will pop up they will notify you of it

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and they will give you tips on how to

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fix it and not just that they will help

12:58

you lower your bills you don't have to

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like call and be like hey cable company

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can you give me the lower possible Bill

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all you have to do is take a picture of

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your bill and submit it and Rocket money

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will do it for you they also help you

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cancel your unwanted subscriptions

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because I bet you're paying like a

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dollar a month randomly for things that

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you totally forgot about well with just

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the tap of a button rocket money will go

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in there and they will cancel all your

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unwanted subscriptions for you so just

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to show you how many people have a bunch

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of random unwanted subscriptions rocket

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money has saved its customers over 500

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million dollar in unwanted subscriptions

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that's like how many random apps is that

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rocket money has helped save its

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customers up to

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$740 a year so trust me I love rocket

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money I trust them and if you're at a

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point in your life where you're trying

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to really get good with your finances

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and not be afraid of it and save more

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and spend less join the over 5 million

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other members using rocket money today

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just go to Rocket money.com Shane Dawson

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or click the link in the description to

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get started for free and you can unlock

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even more features with premium that's

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rocket money.com Shane Dawson to get

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started for free all right let's get

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back to this very serious investigation

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all right

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bye okay I think Jared and Sandy are

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here I don't know why I'm nervous I feel

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like I I shouldn't be nervous right like

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what's worse could happen it's here oh I

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thought you about your brother coming in

14:16

I was like yeah you shouldn't see this

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yeah we have a really weird relation I'm

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really scared of him

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[Music]

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[Laughter]

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okay are you guys

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ready to

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expose

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ourselves yes Chipotle are you a

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Chipotle fan I love Chipotle actually I

14:43

haven't well Sandy doesn't do well with

14:46

Chipotle you know she doesn't her bows

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don't react properly or

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whatever Chipotle but at one point I

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think it's just the chicken and it's not

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just a sanding

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problem it's a it's a nation it's a

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community we all have problem is that

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what we're doing

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[Laughter]

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we're wait a minute this is a good idea