【Squirting Pussy】

Taco Bell serves tacos so delicious some people want to live in them -- literally.

The Squirting Pussycompany recently announced that they'd making that strange dream a reality for a few of their lucky customers. For one night only, an Ontario Taco Bell location will be transformed into an Airbnb. A total of four guests will be able to take a 24-hour "SteakCation" at the franchise.

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The company's announcement is timed with the release of the Steak Doubledilla, which features twice the marinated steak than a normal quesadilla, as well as a spicy cream sauce and a cheese tortilla.

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On Oct. 17, one super fan and their three best friends will be treated to the full Taco Bell Airbnb experience, which includes video games, two sets of bunk beds, couches and one lucky/poor Taco Bell Butler.

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House rules are, however, very strict and include:

"If sharing salsa, no double dipping your chips. Eating Steak Doubledillas in bed is not only allowed, but encouraged. Making that squeaking sound with your straw and cup lid is annoying. Quit it."

Taco Bell is currently accepting entries for the contest, and will announce a winner on Oct. 11.

Live más! (Or menos, depending on how many Doubledillas you plan to eat).

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