February 16, 200422 yr Yes, you heard correct. The endeared term "dood" has gone corporate. So, Bigg Hugg and I are doing our pre-wrestling pay per view ritual of visiting Chipotle. If you don't have a Chipotle it's a burrito place that makes EXCELLENT, gigantic, gourmet burrito's (sort of). They're filled to the brim and good as hell. Try one. Only $ 5.60. So, we're standing in line, when suddenly he pokes me and goes, "Look!" There it is, emblazoned on a board. Something like, "It's the food, dood!" or, "It's in the food, dood!" You know, something that screams consumerism at its best. So, whoever came up with dood on this board sure missed out on capitalizing on its sales value and possibly trademarking it (hey if Michael Buffer can trademark "Let's Get Ready to Rumble" why not "dood"?). Also, interesting to note... McDonald's owns Chipotle. It doesn't taste like it, but they do (Chipotle rules vs. McDonald's sucks). So, basically, what I'm saying here is that the genius (arguably, because I'm being scarcastic here) that came up with "BAH-DAH-BAH-BAH-BAH!" and, "i'm lovin' it" came up with, or is infringing upon, "dood." So, if you have a Chipotle, check it out. Who knows, dood might be there to greet you.
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