Does the 'Chipotle Camera Trick Challenge' Get You More Food?

Some customers are going into Chipotle with their cameras recording. They believe once the employees know they're being filmed, they'll dish out larger portions of food. The Chipotle challenge started after some customers complained about shrinkflation, claiming they were paying the same as they had in the past but getting less for their money. Chipotle's CEO denies that their portion sizes have gotten smaller.

[JohnSmith-tiuq]

I would straight up quit. No way I'm dealing with all these random people record me while making food for minimum wage

[juannunez]

I ordered Chipotle online ONCE, and got skimped bad.

Noticed I said ONCE, because if a restaurant consistently gives bad service, why would I keep going there?

[pearlescobar]

I’m surprised they’re allowed to record like that, they’re basically just barging on the workers

[ChiRusNkFUSA]

It’s pretty sad to see where society is going with cameras

[Hispromise]

Chipotle will eventually shrink the bowl and tell the workers to fill it up 😂 reverse psychology

[JamesJiansen]

Not saying this don't work, but I'm surprised Chipotle hasn't put a stop to recordings since it's private property.

[edunlap]

People should be going to corporate instead of harassing food workers!

[javiruiz]

This is so ridiculous! If I’m not happy with a service I just don’t go back. 😑

[jims]

If I was an employee I'd give them less for that tbh. That's so annoying being filmed without your consent.

[Reconseal]

The Chipotle CEO looks mad sweaty and nervous! 😂

[jerrysdancer]

Those six individuals cheering while filming the employee seemed the most inappropriate.😒

[deenak]

CHIPOLTE, START CHARGING BY WEIGHT! PROBLEM

[Iyswift]

REMEMBER, if chipotle cheats you with SMALL portions, don't be afraid to WALK OUT. VOTE WITH YOUR WALLET

[palatialslumlord]

I like how the CEO admitted that they're skimping people, during his video of trying to explain how they aren't skimping people.

[theindigoleaves]

The CEO pushing the blame on the employees knowing management will punish them for serving too much, but encouraging customers to weaponize punishing them for serving too little, is evil.

[isaacsac]

I am not going to do this. I don't follow trends.

[suhtangwong]

Yep, film the hard worker, force them to give you loads extra, get your food, also get employee fired for not following standard regulations 🤦🏼‍♂️

[cipherP]

Easy solution, just get a measuring cup or bowl, fill it and you can give out consistent portions.

[fractal]

and the employees get fired for adding to much food

[juansolo]

I work as an aircraft mechanic for a major airline. Every time I do a call out and it’s something interior in the aircraft full of passengers. They always take pictures and videos of me working. It’s weird. Makes me uncomfortable and harder to focus on fixing your aircraft safely 🤷‍♂️