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Wells Fargo analysts ordered 75 identical burrito bowls from 8 different Chipotles and found that portion sizes varied wildly. The biggest bowl was almost 2x heavier than the smallest. Wild that they don’t standardize this from a cost perspective. [qz.com]
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Kieran
@kierbear.bsky.social
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You wanna know what the difference was in the places that served the heaviest bowl vs the smallest? The analyst at the place that served the smallest bowl was an asshole to the server.
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SimplyPsyke🏳️⚧️
@simplypsyke.bsky.social
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People upset by this have strong micromanager vibes
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Torr Leonard 🧵
@torrleonard.bsky.social
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“Wild that they don’t standardize this” They do, employees just don’t follow it.
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Radio Balki
@penngwinn.bsky.social
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Wow. What a waste of time and energy. You could have done something helpful, but instead you literally counted beans and wasted everyone’s time. 👏👏👏
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Whatever
@heinslmn.bsky.social
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So nice of Wells Fargo employees to take a break from creating fake customer accounts and put some effort into whatever “this” is.
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