Chipotle descends into destructive spiral of cocaine, E. Coli, and pizza
Chipotle has spent 2016 recovering from last year’s e. coli scandal by combining one debacle after another into a hastily assembled burrito of disease, drugs, and money woes. (Guacamole costs extra). Mashable reports on a remarkable series of tweets, all from Tuesday, that portray an affordable lunch option in the midst of a whirlwind of problems. For starters, the Mexican food chain has lost nearly 15 percent of its income compared to last year—although it still did rake in a billion dollars—and the company has lost a third of its value over the same span. Not helping the freefall is executive Mark Crumpacker, who was just busted for using cocaine.