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Posted: Today 4:29:05 AM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Papposilenus: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/179834/IMG_3656_jpeg-3371861.JPG hot pockets are disgusting. that is coming from someone that likes pizza rolls. |
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Posted: Today 8:01:43 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By mcantu: A taco supreme is $2.69 here. Five would be $13.45 before tax $2.99 here. |
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Posted: Today 9:13:10 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By mcantu: where are you? that runs $9.19 here IL. Substituting the chicken was an almost $5 upcharge, then sales tax. I think the base meal is over 10 here. I don't remember the exact price, just the crazy upcharge and the total. For that cost, they should have given me the beef and chicken. |
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Posted: Today 9:19:05 PM EST
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You ate at taco bell?
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Posted: Today 9:23:37 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By DamascusKnifemaker: Switch to Del Taco. Better, more variety, and a better value. It was not too long ago that I got three beef tacos, two chicken tacos, and a spicy grilled chicken burrito for $2.97 plus tax (Del Taco can have some crazy coupons and deals and lets you stack them). I got seven real tacos from a Mexican place on Tuesday for about $8 after tax. Taco Bell is not a very good value. |
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Posted: Today 9:46:06 PM EST
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Originally Posted By kcobean: Went through the drive thru at Taco Bell the other day...something I don't do often. Ordered 5 taco supremes (3 for me, 2 for wife) and total with tax was just a hair under $20. How do people afford to eat out anymore? I can remember when a taco was $.99 and a supreme was like $1.50. It seems like we're in a death spiral where wage demands for unskilled labor are racing to price the goods they make/serve out of existence. How does a Trump economy fix that? It's been two decades since tacos were $1.50. Perhaps while complaining about how expensive everything is, and how fast food is not a career paying $16/hr you could have thought about the economic impact on fast food. For real...it's been 20 years, or close to it. |
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Posted: Today 10:23:08 PM EST
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Watched the news, one of the Seattle news stations went out and bought a soft taco, cheesy gordida crunch and a crunch wrapped supreme from 7 different Taco Bells from around the Seattle area.
https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/thursday-530-same-food-different-prices-based-where-youre-buying/C6HSWILMCRDCJOVD5DJ5GWPPXU/ Everett - $16.90 Eastside Seattle - $22.04 Taco Bell menu pricing - Cheesy Gordida Crunch = $5.19 Soft Taco = $1.79 Crunch wrapped supreme = 5.59 Total = $12.57 I ran it against the only Taco Bell in the area and the price came out to be $13.98 with the soft taco being the only one that was the same as the on-line Taco Bell menu. I eat at the Local Railbertos. Cheaper and better. |
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Posted: Today 10:29:04 PM EST
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1. Use the app
2. Not doing combos at Taco Bell is a fail |
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