Eh, dairy is certainly more calorically dense, but still a good source of many nutrients (calcium, protein, phosphorus, zinc, vitamin A, vitamin B12, etc.). I occasionally enjoy the smooth balance cheese/sour cream can provide to tacos, but of course I just practice moderation. If I'm going to include some, I'll just eat less tacos compared to if I just include the above ingredients. Likewise, there's nothing wrong with using a healthy fat (like coconut oil) to fry up a tortilla for a nice crunchy texture from time to time, but again, if I do this, I'm not going to eat as many tacos since oils are extremely calorically dense. Frying does not automatically make food "shitty," just more calorie-packed usually. If you hate the crunchy texture, that's your opinion, but I know I enjoy it as a contrast to a plain soft corn tortilla occasionally. Let's keep this sub to fat-hate not food-hate. We're all entitled to our opinions of what food is "shitty," but if you practice moderation, there's no reason you can't occasionally enjoy tastier, more calorie-packed dishes from time to time.