Chipotle interview questions

I applied online and received a phone call less than a week later. I was invited to interview along with two other prospective employees. The first interview was with a manager and maybe eight current employees, and it went really well. I got another phone call the following day to be interviewed individually. I arrived on time, but had to wait about 45 minutes before the interview began. I talked to basically every employee I didn't meet during the first interview. Everyone was very friendly. At the end of the (lengthy) interview, I was told I got the job. I didn't hear from anyone for weeks while Chipotle did a background check -- for a crew member position. Finally, nearly a month after I had applied for the job, one of the managers called me and left a voicemail. I called back, and I was told that they were busy and that I should call again in an hour. I did. The person who answered the phone that time told me that the manager wasn't in and that I should call the next day. I did. The manager who answered the phone THAT time said that he wasn't in charge of training so I should call at a later time when the correct manager would be in. Long story short: The hiring process was way too tedious, complicated and drawn-out for a glorified fast-food job. I didn't bother pursuing it.