Let me show y'all how I make restaurant-style burritos right here at home. So first I start with my Spanish rice. And I go ahead and boil down some tomatoes, garlic, and I add in some red onions. I go ahead and blend that up. Now I'm gonna go ahead and stir fry a little bit of white onions. Just get them brown first because I'm gonna add some white rice in there and I'm gonna go ahead and put some heat on that. Now I'm gonna add in my tomato mixture along with a little bit of water. I'm also going to use some chicken bouillon. I'm gonna use the powder that's made of, which is basically tomato bouillon with chicken flavoring, which is popping. I'm gonna let this cook down for a good 20 minutes and it's gonna look a little something like this when it's done. And now I'm gonna start on my meat. I chose to do a ribeye. Now I don't recommend anybody doing what I did, which is basically cutting them up in cubes. The next time I will season it the exact same way, but I will cook it whole. And then once it's done being cooked, then I'll cut it up. But I go ahead and season it with a little bit of adobo, some goya, I go ahead and put some olive oil on that, give that a nice toss. And now I'm going to saute this meat. And I don't wanna cook it too long and I kinda made a mistake and cooked it too long because my meat was a little tough. But guess what? It was still fire. I went ahead and made some shrimp as well. Now I'm gonna assemble my burrito. And we're gonna just do mozzarella cheese, the rice, some refried beans. I also made black beans in my crock pot. I add my shrimp, my steak, some jalapeno peppers, cilantro onions, of course, some salsa verde. And I give this a nice wrap. And I'm gonna tell you all right now, rolling the burrito is pretty hard. So literally tip the workers, okay? Tip them. Now I'm gonna go ahead and give this a nice roll after I pan fried a little bit to get that nice crunch on my tortilla shell. And you guys roll this up, pitch the size. You're gonna have your fat ass burrito, pretty. Eh-h-h-h.