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So I'm at the In N Out Burger drive-thru...
Re: So I'm at the In N Out Burger drive-thru...
New York and Chicago were all in with respect to their sanctuary status — until they were hit with the challenge of actually providing sanctuary. In other words, typical liberal hypocrisy.
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Re: So I'm at the In N Out Burger drive-thru...
So if my math is right, for $50 you'd be buying 6 and a half #1's (Double double cheeseburger, fries, soft drink), so I would think that would more than cover the tab for most folks.
Much to my cardiologist's consternation here in Phoenix I live in something of the Bermuda Triangle of fast food outlets. Literally within a 10 minute drive I can clog my arteries with the offerings of In N Out, Whataburger, Portillo's, Chick-fil-A, Culver's, Five Guys, Shake Shack as well as the usual's like McD and such. Also a few local chains one of the better being El Pollo Loco, a Mexi grlled chicken place that does an Double Chicken Avocado salad with an amazing cilantro dressing.
If I need a taste of Michigan there also a cat that opened 'Detroit Coney Grill' which makes a semi-respectable Lafayette Coney. My real dog fix is a Sonoran Dog (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonoran_hot_dog), the best one's are from a truck or a stand in a parking lot.
[EDIT: Almost forgot about our White Castle. At a little more than a year old and the only one in the entire state, at 4000 sq.ft. it's the largest White Castle in the chain and has sold 4.2 million sliders making it number one in worldwide sales. They are also testing and using robotics in the prep system just to try and keep up. Quite an interesting parade of humanity rolls through there after 10:00pm, but at the end of the day, it's still White Castle]
Much to my cardiologist's consternation here in Phoenix I live in something of the Bermuda Triangle of fast food outlets. Literally within a 10 minute drive I can clog my arteries with the offerings of In N Out, Whataburger, Portillo's, Chick-fil-A, Culver's, Five Guys, Shake Shack as well as the usual's like McD and such. Also a few local chains one of the better being El Pollo Loco, a Mexi grlled chicken place that does an Double Chicken Avocado salad with an amazing cilantro dressing.
If I need a taste of Michigan there also a cat that opened 'Detroit Coney Grill' which makes a semi-respectable Lafayette Coney. My real dog fix is a Sonoran Dog (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonoran_hot_dog), the best one's are from a truck or a stand in a parking lot.
[EDIT: Almost forgot about our White Castle. At a little more than a year old and the only one in the entire state, at 4000 sq.ft. it's the largest White Castle in the chain and has sold 4.2 million sliders making it number one in worldwide sales. They are also testing and using robotics in the prep system just to try and keep up. Quite an interesting parade of humanity rolls through there after 10:00pm, but at the end of the day, it's still White Castle]