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Think I catch your drift on this comment (as being critical of Chipotle) but what exactly is “distributed capitalism” as you mention it? Is that more inline wit
by dieselgate 4y ago
Think I catch your drift on this comment (as being critical of Chipotle) but what exactly is “distributed capitalism” as you mention it? Is that more inline with a “local Mexican restaurant”?
Agree with chipotle being the best option for someone who doesn’t eat meat, compared to typical Mexican restaurants.
- mindslight 4y agoI'm referring to capital being distributed, rather than concentrated. In this case, the capital of restaurant ownership and marketshare. In the Chipotle model (which is really the Wall Street model), it's all controlled by centralized entities that end up setting policy for the entire country, which intrinsically tends towards blandness (lowest common denominator). So yes, "local burrito shops" - where cooks, managers, or owners (ie people who actually work in the physical restaurant) have agency to create and improve recipes that they themselves enjoy.