Not sure it's a good idea
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melax
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knot4u
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I apologize for what will be considered an overzealous defense of In-N-Out. Everyone likes to compare them to Five Guys, Shake Shack or any number of sort of higher end burger joints. That's not what they are and it's not something they want to be. Those are franchises and publicly traded companies, In-N-Out is still a family owned business without any franchise option. They own all of the stores and the distribution from the fields to your plate for one simple reason, they want to ensure that all of the food they sell meets the standard set decades ago. It's not a high end burger, it wasn't ever meant be, but it's still priced reasonably and it's much better than the fare you might order from any comparable fast food restaurant. It's not fancy, and if you can't understand the loyalty so many people have that's your problem. In-N-Out is my happy place and you can't convince me their food stinks or their business practices are beyond reproach. With all of that said, I don't like their fries unless they're animal style, otherwise they taste like fish.
Stone Cold
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Understood. The magnetic and NAV stuff didn't affect us unless we were way up there. We did occasionally go up far enough to deal with those issues, but that was during summertime.
Having said that, there are places other than Antarctica that deal with those same issues. I was just pointing out that it's not unheard of for G-jets to go to mostly uninhabitable places just fine.
fholbert
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There is an In N Out just over a mile from my house. They make a good burger, not a great burger. I don't get it? The drive through line winds through the parking lot then going down the street.
Everyone here knows In N Out is why the 757 is considered a heavy for wake turbulence separation?
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knot4u
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Three hours on one day isn't a restaurant, I wonder who paid to bring them over there.
melax
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Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia & UAE have a very high concentration of Franchises (They love the US ones) per capita. In Bahrain for example you can within a couple of blocks run into the same franchise (KFC, McDonald, Burger King, Basking Robbins. 5 Guys, etc etc.. They are all there + Foreign ones), it's unreal. The average American, not well traveled has a very narrow vision of the world unfortunately..... Education , Education... You can often see the lack thereof in their ignorant social media posts... 
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knot4u
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In-N-Out does not franchise. Are you dense?Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia & UAE have a very high concentration of Franchises (They love the US ones) per capita. In Bahrain for example you can within a couple of blocks run into the same franchise (KFC, McDonald, Burger King, Basking Robbins. 5 Guys, etc etc.. They are all there + Foreign ones), it's unreal. The average American, not well traveled has a very narrow vision of the world unfortunately..... Education , Education... You can often see the lack thereof in their ignorant social media posts...
melax
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Man , what is your obsession with In N Out ? were did I mention that they are a franchise ? I know nothing about these places besides ordering and eating. Don't you have anything better to post, something intelligent, educational, productive or perhaps funny for a change ? instead of insulting and disrespecting people you don't know online. You're officially on My ignore list !! 
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Screaming_Emu
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In-n-out is lame.
Skåning
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They've done at least two pop ups in London
They opened the first Denny's and Olive Garden when we were living in Dubai, it was actually really exciting and a fun taste of home.
They opened the first Denny's and Olive Garden when we were living in Dubai, it was actually really exciting and a fun taste of home.
You’re trying to set someone off......
SlumTodd_Millionaire
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I feel sorry for anyone impressed by In N Out.
I think the contrarian "lol In N Out sux!" viewpoint is just as weird as the super fanboy ones. It's a fast food burger. I really like it, but unless I'm actively driving to go eat one or currently eating one, I don't spend a lot of time thinking about it either way.
Minuteman
I HAVE STRONG OPINIONS ABOUT AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING!
Enough people like InOutburg that China made a knockoff restaurant and then brought it California. CaliBurger: Always Fresh
A Life Aloft
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More like Yucaipa.
SlumTodd_Millionaire
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We don’t think about it. It’s just that the fanboys are constantly bringing it up and acting like it’s not just a mediocre fast food burger.
ZapBrannigan
If it ain’t a Boeing, I’m not going. No choice.
In N Out isn't fit to sit in the shadow of the best fast food burger and fries on earth, Shake Shack.
And Whataburger is just the worst.
Plus In N Out writes Bible verses on the bottom of the cup. Keep your Jesus out of my junk food!
And Whataburger is just the worst.
Plus In N Out writes Bible verses on the bottom of the cup. Keep your Jesus out of my junk food!
SlumTodd_Millionaire
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I don’t get how anyone thinks Whataburger ranks up there. I’d rather eat a Wendy’s burger.