At the Taco Bell Drive-Through
Enough. After two months of my making meals at home, my wife said "Taco Bell! I want two crunchy tacos supreme and a bean burrito."
I thought about it, and figured out a decontamination plan. Gloves, mask, and multiple hand sanitizations. I set out for the local drive-through.
Four cars were ahead of me in the line, but things were moving quickly, and soon I was speaking my order to the disembodied voice from the speaker. Then, I continued around to the window, debit card in hand.
Unlike earlier visits, the masked and gloved worker held out a chip reader box at arms length. I inserted my debit card, and removed it when prompted. Another worker wearing gloves put a sealed bag containing my order on a cafeteria tray, and the cashier held the tray out so I could take the bag.
I pulled forward far enough to let the next car pull forward and sanitized my gloved hands and drove home.
In the kitchen, I removed and disposed of my gloves and carefully unwrapped and plated the food items after washing my hands, and then sanitized my hands again before handing my wife her plate and taking mine.
Taco Bell has come up with a reasonably safe method of handling drive through service. I feel pretty comfortable with it. No worse than buying groceries at the supermarket, really.
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Its Taco Bell food. It is what it is. 
fun is not allowed.
no tacos for you!
been quite a while since I have had taco bell.
did they use lettuce?
were only doing a limited hot menu, no salads. Like handling a salad is worse than a sandwich? 
Oh, and thanks. 
in the kit and had saved a large bag of them, thinking someday they'd come in handy.
It's someday.
She ordered 500 pairs about a year ago. We still have lots of them. I checked Amazon, and you can order them there, in 100 packs. I do not know what she does to her hair that requires gloves. I know only that our one bathroom cannot be entered for about 10 minutes when she is doing whatever it is.
