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"Burritos and a Domain: A Quirky Project Origin Story"

Jan 26, 2024 - 1:27pm

Caption: A quirky snippet of a conversation revealing the amusing origin of a project involving burritos and a dedicated domain.

Description: A screenshot of a text conversation from a messaging application, showing an exchange between two people. The sender, named Chandler, is inquiring whether the recipient had come up with their idea while eating a burrito or if the idea itself is metaphorically a burrito. The recipient responds with a short story about how they had a domain named burrito.place and initially used it to track how many burritos they could eat before going broke. They then mention putting things up as a test on the website, which eventually turned into a full project.A screenshot of a text conversation from a messaging application, showing an exchange between two people. The sender, named Chandler, is inquiring whether the recipient had come up with their idea while eating a burrito or if the idea itself is metaphorically a burrito. The recipient responds with a short story about how they had a domain named burrito.place and initially used it to track how many burritos they could eat before going broke. They then mention putting things up as a test on the website, which eventually turned into a full project.

Extracted Text

To: Chandler

Today 12:20 PM

Were you eating a burrito when you came up with this idea or is the idea a metaphor to a burrito?

I literally just had the domain burrito.place laying around, the initial site was tracking how many burritos I could eat before I would go broke

Then I was just putting these things up on it as a test, and then I turned it into a full thing hahah

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