ABQ Burrito – Albuquerque, New Mexico
Perhaps the only good thing that came from the Cabrona Virus was that many of us get to work from home. Otherwise, the cost of commuting to work in this “build back better” economy would probably approach our meager wages. Though not commuting to work spares us from cashing in our 4.1Ks in order to purchase fuel for our gas guzzlers, there are still times when we have to drive somewhere. Like when we have to visit Albertson’s or Smith’s to scour the half-empty shelves for luxury items such as baby formula. With “Putin’s inflation” making gas virtually unaffordable, budget-conscious consumers are desperate for alternatives to the land yachts we drive. We’re walking to the mailbox instead of backing the car out of the garage to drive to the mailbox a quarter-mile away. We don’t visit our in-laws quite as often (some of us might see this as a bonus unless it results in extended visits from the mother-in-law). We’ve curtailed driving four miles through a parking lot in search of a spot ten feet closer to the store. It’s been rough! So rough, in fact, that even the most dedicated sofa spuds among us have started to explore…