Doug, a Respondent of Gaytán's, Created a Taco That He

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Multiple Choice

Doug, a respondent of Gaytán's, created a taco that he called a version of a burrito. What was the importance of making these two foods seem similar to Doug and his customers?

• A) In Mexico, tacos and burritos are really the same thing, so he saw no reason to differentiate these foods in America.
• B) By calling these items the same thing, Doug was calling attention to the healthier aspects of the taco over the burrito.
• C) By calling these items the same, Doug was presented a hybrid preparation and production of Mexican food that was easier for Americans to understand.
• D) Doug was trying to fool his customers by calling these items the same since Americans really did not know the difference anyway.

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