Andrew Hawryluk ate Chiptole for 153 days straight. He has the receipts from every meal to prove it and, shockingly, abs too.
It all started when the 23-year-old animator from Los Angeles joked to his brother about eating Chipotle for the 40 days of Lent. "Chipotlent," as Hawryluk called it, began on February 18, according to the Q&A section of his personal food blog, Chipotlife. He posted a picture a day of each meal, always a burrito bowl, and the receipt. He also shared his progress on his personal Instagram.
"Once the 40 days ended it was so anticlimactic," he told Business Insider. "I decided to see how much longer I could do it."
Now 153 days, and $1,567, later, Hawryluk has no plans of stopping.
"It's cheap, it's consistent, it's delicious," he added. "You know what you're getting every time."
He's been eating his favorite order of white rice, chicken, guacamole, lettuce and Tabasco chipotle hot sauce, which is about 605 calories, while working out long enough that he's gained an impressive six pack. In the Q&A section of his blog when asked if he is obese, he simply responded "No," with a picture of his abs.
"When all's said and done, I'm only 23 years old and have a naturally fast metabolism," he wrote in an attempt to somewhat clear things up. "So I kind of have a free pass to eat whatever I want for the next few years. However, I do exercise regularly so I guess that helps as well."
Now that his blog is being talked about all over the Internet, women on social media are all over Hawryluk..
"Apparently I've never been more desirable to women than I am after eating Chipotle for 153 days in a row," he tweeted. "Thanks, @ChipotleTweets!"
The company is well aware of his journey and even sent him some gift cards for his birthday for being such a loyal customer.
"Chipotle is objectively the best restaurant," he wrote. "I believe the main factors that determine the quality of a restaurant are cost, taste, speed, décor, consistency, ingredients, portion size, and transparency. If you know of a restaurant that dominates any or all of these categories as thoroughly as Chipotle does, please let me know."
