Chipotle hopes you like this weed-and-intercourse themed tweet
Chipotle has its sights on younger customers.

Chipotle on Broadway and 6th. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
ChipotleĀ has its sights on younger customers.Ā Through September, the Denver-based burrito chain will offerĀ freeĀ beverages to anyone with a student ID (such as college students) andĀ free meals forĀ kids under 12 every Sunday.
We can only assume that this tweet from today isĀ meant for the college kidsĀ ā but it’s maybeĀ a bit muchĀ anyway.
How many burritos?
— Chipotle (@ChipotleTweets) September 6, 2016
I trust you understand the context.
The poll hasĀ been retweeted more than 2,500 times, liked by more than 1,500 users, and has attractedĀ aboutĀ 14,000Ā votes. The company has played coy, with someone named ShaneĀ responding nonchalantly to people perturbed by the numbers.
Some more reactions to the stunt:
Multimedia business & healthcareĀ reporter Chloe Aiello can be reached via email atĀ caiello@denverite.comĀ or twitter.com/chlobo_ilo.
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