5 /5 Kent Friesen: Unbundling: This is a trend that has swept across the airline industry for the last 20 years. Airlines have learned how to charge for little things like humans at the check-in counter, for checked bags, and seat selection. This translates to worse service for customers and higher prices to pad the pockets of the airlines.
Likewise, some taco trucks have taken a lesson from the playbook of the airlines. They raise prices and cut the amount of meat in each taco, and then leave the customer to construct their own taco from its constituent parts in their "salsa bar".
This has a real impact on the economy. I estimate that it takes 10-20 seconds per taco to put all the fixings on your taco like you want. This adds around $0.50 to a dollar of labor to the price of your taco.
Not Crazy Taco. At Crazy Taco, you can buy one pork taco al pastor for one dollar and fifty cents. You get the taco with meat, salsa, onions, and cilantro all included for one low price. All you have to do is take the foil off your plate and consume the heavenly deliciousness that is these amazing tacos.
Go to Crazy Taco. Its more than worth your money.
P.S. And thats just the tacos. Go try a burrito supreme or a quesadilla. Those are amazing too.
