We start our Vegetarian Trek with a trip back to Si Señor for their Bean burrito. We got them to hold the cheese, and asked them to add green chile. They got one of those things right, the important lack of cheese thing. Green chile was not so much in attendance. It's filling but lacking in spiciness. Daniel's burrito develops a butthole, then poops beans out of it. Ben proclaims his minority status as a born-again-vegetarian. Our apologies for the massive burrito wrapper crackling throughout the recording.Ingredients: Beans, (supposed) Green Chile
Ratings:
Ben - Taking something in to get it replaced when it's out of warranty and they replace it for free. Getting a little more than you expected.
Daniel - Poker, 7 card draw, personally I find it kind of boring. It's full of beans.
BQ4 - Episode One
"This Is The Best Burrito I've Ever Eaten" by Parry Gripp, used with permission. http://parrygripp.com/
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