Woman Says Customers Kept Trying to Get Into Closed Chipotle

On a viral TikTok, the woman shared how customers repeatedly tried to enter Chipotle even though it was closed.

In this video, TikTok user Ashley (@wickedreads) is sitting in a car. She revealed to her 48,000 followers that “people keep wowing her” before diving into her story.

She explains that she wanted Chipotle for lunch, but they were closed and she chose Potbelly instead, which is right next door. She said she was eating in her car in the parking lot in front of the Chipotle when she saw four men trying to get into her car.

According to Ashley, the men “stood there and read it[the sign]and tried to open the door”. The man “will not give up” and “had her daughters with him.” He tried to open both doors four times, she said. On the first try he didn’t read the sign, but after three different attempts he kept trying to pull the door open.

In an email interview with the Daily Dot, Ashley declined to reveal the Chipotle location where this occurred. She revealed that she had observed people trying to enter the Mexican Grill for 30 minutes. was.

“It was a normal time for Chipotle to be open, so both men and women went up to the door, but only the men tried to force their way inside after reading the ‘closed’ notice. Not everyone who went up to the door tried to get in,” she wrote in an email.

@wickedreads what happens if i go in? ?Are you going to raid their fridge?? No food ready for you #wickedreads #People Amazeme #chipotle pepper #let me in #men🙄 ♬ Original sound – ashley ❄️

The video has garnered 58,000 views as of Sunday and resonates with viewers.

One viewer revealed, “I discovered that I didn’t read the signs I found while working at the bookstore.”

“People often see signs but can’t really read and understand them. Some of them become like toddlers when they say X, nod and forget,” said a second user. Told.

“I work in a college bookstore, and even college students don’t know how to read signs,” said the third.

Others shared their experiences with customers trying to interrupt their work.

“It was closed for one day for renovations and there was a big sign saying that.

“I used to work at Chipotle. We weren’t open yet, but a woman broke the lock on the door and came in and requested service.

“We came in after closing and someone kicked in our door. I think I was mad,” wrote a third.