I don't talk burrito

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You say this when you're too lazy to argue and you're also too full to care.

I don't talk burrito after eating three tacos and a full plate of nachos.

He said I was ugly and I just said, 'I don't talk burrito.'

She called me a chicken and I said, 'I don't talk burrito, I eat burrito.'

You use this phrase when you're too busy eating to fight back.

He was yelling at me and I just kept eating. I don't talk burrito.

She was mad at me, but I was too busy eating my burrito to care.

I said 'I don't talk burrito' because I was eating a whole plate of enchiladas.

This is your go-to reply when you're too full to argue and you're also too cool to care.

He called me a donkey, and I said, 'I don't talk burrito, I'm too full.'

I said 'I don't talk burrito' because I was full and I was too cool to fight back.

She yelled at me and I just said, 'I don't talk burrito, I'm too full to talk.'

You use this when you're too lazy to fight and you're also too full to think straight.

I said 'I don't talk burrito' because I was full and I was too tired to argue.

He was talking trash and I just said, 'I don't talk burrito, I'm too full to think.'

I said, 'I don't talk burrito' because I was too lazy and too full to fight.

You say this when you're eating so much that you can't even argue.

I said 'I don't talk burrito' because I had a whole plate of tamales in my hands.

She was talking to me and I was eating. I said, 'I don't talk burrito.'

I said, 'I don't talk burrito' because I had so much food in my mouth I couldn't even speak.

This is your response when you're too busy stuffing your face to even listen to what people are saying.

I said 'I don't talk burrito' because I was too busy eating to listen.

He was talking to me and I was eating. I said, 'I don't talk burrito.'

She was yelling and I just said, 'I don't talk burrito, I'm too busy eating.'