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‘My Taco Bell would be like nah we can’t do that’: Taco Bell worker shares ‘life-saving money hack’

‘I hope they don’t fire you for doing God’s work.’

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Taco Bell employee speaking (l) Taco Bell entrance with sign (c) Taco Bell order screen with water chicken creamy jalapeno 3 cheese flour tortilla' with total at $6.70 (r)

A Taco Bell worker recently shared a “hack” that he claims will help customers save money on the fast food chain’s quesadillas.

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The now-viral video was posted by Quintell Coleman (@quintellcoleman176), who regularly posts content about his job at Taco Bell. In it, he shared what he described as a “life-saving money hack.” As of Wednesday morning, his video had over 16,300 views. 

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Coleman kicked off the video by ringing up two chicken quesadillas at a cash register for a grand total of $9.98. Then he unveiled his secret hack: Order each item individually. 

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“Order two sides of chicken, two sides of creamy jalapeno sauce, two sides of ‘three cheese,’ and two sides of flour tortillas,” Coleman explained. With everything, the order totaled $6.70—a cost savings of more than $3.

“When you do that, make sure you say to make it just like a regular quesadilla,” Coleman advised. 

The Daily Dot has reached out to Coleman via TikTok comment and direct message and Taco Bell by email. In the comments, a number of viewers praised the content creator for this hack.

“Awesome thanks bro!!” one user wrote.

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“Good looking out,” another added.

“I hope they don’t fire you for doing God’s work lol,” a third user said.

But not everyone was sold. Some viewers said they thought that their nearest Taco Bell wouldn’t honor this. 

“Last time I did a TikTok food hack at Taco Bell they gave me hella dirty looks,” one commenter shared.

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“My Taco Bell would be like nah we can’t do that,” another quipped.

 
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