That's also labor and capital costs though, not just raw ingredient costs. It's also a byproduct of minimum wage, the time spent on making the burrito, preppin

That's also labor and capital costs though, not just raw ingredient costs. It's also a byproduct of minimum wage, the time spent on making the burrito, prepping the kitchen, cleaning up, processing the order, doing the accounts, etc. all adds up meaning a single meal has a minimum cost directly proportional to minimum wage. Though don't get me wrong, minimum wage is an overall good imo. However if we had universal basic income instead, and thus could scrap minimum wage, you might see the price of a burrito drop.