Qdoba or Chipotle

[s1mplehumar]

Mike, if you go to Chipotle tell them your name is Marco.

One of the small pleasures in my life is never revealing my actual name at a restaurant.

"Kennedy, party of four".

Also helps with the wait time.

Just make sure you pay in cash.

[Luke]

After "Chicken and steak" they probably said "barbacoa" which is pork, and the best option so says my tongue.

[Luke]

Just make sure you pay in cash.

Always. It surprises me that it surprises people when I answer "neither" to the question "credit or debit?". Wallets are bulky and unflattering. It's a purse for your pocket.

Solution! Money clip. They are simple and elegant.

[AppleQueso]

Purses are cool as fuck

I keep all kinds of shit in mine, such as a roll of electrical tape...

[Hobie-wan]

Wallets are bulky and unflattering.

Only if one can't keep them in order and just keep shoving stuff in there. Bifold vs trifold helps.

[Blu]

After "Chicken and steak" they probably said "barbacoa" which is pork, and the best option so says my tongue.

Incorrect.

Carnitas is pork. I think you might've meant that, not barbacoa.
Barbacoa varies upon the region. In the US, it's commonly beef. Can be a variety of meats though, just as it refers to how it's cooked.

I'm with flojo though, Al pastor is the best.

[Luke]

Only if one can't keep them in order and just keep shoving stuff in there. Bifold vs trifold helps.

George Costanza joke.

Bifolds (which I call a billfold) make more sense, and I can get behind someone who owns a wallet that is full of family pictures, but otherwise the bulk of it serves no purpose. Besides cash, a debit card, and an ID, what else is worth lugging around? Possibly a bus pass, but that's all.

Business cards go in a slim business card holder. No need to hold onto "rewards" cards as you can use your phone number. And thank God that the wallets on a long ass chain thing is no longer hip.

It's the little things that upset me.

[Luke]

After "Chicken and steak" they probably said "barbacoa" which is pork, and the best option so says my tongue.

Incorrect.

Carnitas is pork. I think you might've meant that, not barbacoa.

Correct and incorrect in my visit. Word for word-

Me= "Is barbacoa like a bbq?"

Employee= "It's our word for pork"

Which means the clerk did not know the menu as barbacoa at Chiptole is indeed shredded beef.

[Hobie-wan]

I have known people with wallets that were more than 2 inches thick. I do not know if they had a hollowed out portion in one buttock to accommodate such an abomination.

[KalessinDB]

Just make sure you pay in cash.

Always. It surprises me that it surprises people when I answer "neither" to the question "credit or debit?". Wallets are bulky and unflattering. It's a purse for your pocket.

Solution! Money clip. They are simple and elegant.

See I rocked the money clip for a while, but a: I still carried a debit card for when I needed to reup my cash and b: even if you're disciplined enough to avoid that, you at the very least need to carry a license. With a money clip, I don't feel as though any cards look right.

My brother turned me on to thin-thin wallets with a bar in the center that acts as a money clip, a la:

That's... as close as I've found to perfect for my personal tastes, though I'd like to get one slightly taller because I find my money juuust barely sticks out the top of it (especially when I was regularly carrying both US and Canadian money for a while there) and it crumples it and I'm not a fan of that.

I'm constantly trying out new styles of wallets, money clips, etc. Probably get one every 9 months or so. They're never terribly expensive, I figure if by some chance I stumble upon a miracle design I can try to find the highest quality version I can lay my hands on.

I also have moved to front pocket (or breast pocket when I'm wearing a sport coat or other jacket) for my wallet exclusively long ago.