You guys are doing some kind of advertising black magic. I read this ad, left home drove for two miles without even a though of food, but then I spotted the In-N-Out and automatically drove in. Advertising generally has *no* effect on me. Ferrero Rocher got nuthin' on In-N-Out, ambassador.
@Zira: Cheeseburger, fries, and chocolate shake. (But I didn't eat it, of course. I just kept it on the seat next to me to remind me what I *shouldn't* eat.)
@Uncle_Billy_Slumming: Just don't call it a "milkshake". In-N-Out doesn't use milk in its shakes. It uses a prefabricated synthetic mix combined with corn syrup. Thats why lactose intolerant people can drink them.
@Zira: Oh... maybe that's why I feel so weird after I drink them (well I can't let them go to waste). Seriously.. I've never felt that way after eating/drinking anything else.
@Peteski: That's what she said. (ho ho) Yes, yes, the whole In-N-Out secret menu -- Martha just said, "I'll take it all to go." Zen Martha (post-jail) would have said, "Make me one with everything."
Never did like the leggings with VEINY ankles in flats look. Not on the young, the not so young, or anyone else. I shouldn't think embolism when I glimpse your feet. The only thing that could make that worse would be....stirrup pants.
If stirrup pants come back, someone in Milan needs to be slapped with a Chico's catalog.
@Banjo-Sea Kitten: They get around it by basically fudging the truth. All the meat is processed at their own factory in Baldwin Park, but they don't disclose where they actually purchase the meat from. However, up until the bulldozed cow scare of last year they were purchasing at least part of their meat from Hallmark/Westland. They stopped buying from them last year. All in all, there's no evidence that I know of that they've ever put forward that claims they use meat from humane farms. Which in most every single case means it's factory farmed.
However, they do pay their employees significantly more than minimum wage which I like to think helps explain their superior staff in the restaurants compared to other fast food.
@MyNameIsChris: of course. If cattle grazed the way they were supposed to--on grass-- and didn't have to live on giant e-coli shit piles and were not slaughtered by the 400's every hour, then hamburgers would cost many times more than they do now. And there'd be a lot fewer franchises for Ms. Martha (a proponent of organic gardening) to frequent.
On the bright side, (very dim bright side)--at least not all lower-wage workers end up being exploited by the billionaires who own Wal-Mart.
@TedSez: If anybody really cares, they should really research it themselves... this is basically what I remember from looking it up at one point when I was curious if I'd feel guilty eating there (and after hearing so much talk about how high quality their product is).
Christmas itinerary: Seatac to Burbank --tell everyone on the plane the first thing I'm gonna do when we land is go to the In N Out; get picked up by hostess; In N Out: two double doubles and fries; Christmas and shit; stop at In N Out on the way to the airport: one double double no fries (tell In N Out employees how much I am gonna miss them); Burbank to Seatac; begin Seasonal Affective Disorder.
I am about to give you the best In 'n Out trick of all time.
OK...so you order a shake (it only works for shakes) when you put in your order for a meal. Say you want your shake now.
Because of some glitch in In 'n Out's system, the information that you've already received a shake doesn't relay to the back. So when your meal comes, you get ANOTHER free shake.
Believe me, nothing tastes as good as a free shake.
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What did you get?
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If stirrup pants come back, someone in Milan needs to be slapped with a Chico's catalog.
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However, they do pay their employees significantly more than minimum wage which I like to think helps explain their superior staff in the restaurants compared to other fast food.
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On the bright side, (very dim bright side)--at least not all lower-wage workers end up being exploited by the billionaires who own Wal-Mart.
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Our Culver City? Or do you have one over there on the funny coast?
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OK...so you order a shake (it only works for shakes) when you put in your order for a meal. Say you want your shake now.
Because of some glitch in In 'n Out's system, the information that you've already received a shake doesn't relay to the back. So when your meal comes, you get ANOTHER free shake.
Believe me, nothing tastes as good as a free shake.
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Do you seriously do that? That's not right.
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All I'm saying, is in the world of lactose Darwinism, only the strong survive.
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Oy, the best remix is gone.
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