Per The Verge:
(I wanted to link the original Bloomberg story, but I don’t link to news sites with auto-start video if I can help it.)
So, airborne delivery of biological weapons? How is this distinguishable from a war crime? :dubious:
They’re hokies, so it doesn’t count.
Presuming you’re joking. Not very nice; Chipotle’s has done a hell of a lot of work to clean up their act. Do you still imagine McDonald’s has 180-degree coffee? They learned from their tragic mistake.
Chipotle’s is yummy, and I’m happy – and safe – eating there.
That said, I’m opposed to in-city drone deliveries, and hope the idea is nixed by local laws. It’s just going to lead to accidents. Wait until we have Star Wars or Star Trek style anti-gravity, and we can talk.
Not sure why you think so. The publicity over the lawsuits caused them to redesign the coffee cups, not lower the temp.
That is not what I remember.
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2013/10/21/booming/not-just-a-hot-cup-anymore.html
Even the manuals now tell the workers to set the coffe to ten degrees colder than before the case.
Given the general shape of a burrito, it seems like Chipotle could more effectively use a mortar, and just fire its products into the air like T-shirts.
Or at least as safe as you *can *be while gamely trying to unhinge your jaw and ingest a 2,000-calorie burrito the size of a VW Microbus.
That’s a feature, not a bug!