Do not use a payment plan when you order a burrito. Seriously.

Source: Business Insider

Getty Images; Jenny Chang-Rodriguez/BILook, to put it plainly: You almost certainly shouldn't buy a delivery burrito using a buy now, pay later plan. I know it may be tempting. It's burrito season, getting out of the house can be hard, and having stuff you do not need dropped on your doorstep is a fun tiny luxury of our tech-enabled world.

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