Um... Honey... there's an In-and-Out Burger place down the road... and it's only 40-45 miles away.

[MiddleFingerMom]

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No explanations or links in the comments, please.
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If you gotta ask... you really, really, REALLY don't wanna know!!!!!
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Trust me on this one.
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[Amerigo Vespucci]

1. You're right, I didn't need to ask.

Of course, the best part of that pic, other than the goof itself, is the readily-available dumpster.

:rofl:

[MiddleFingerMom]

2. I've tried In-and-Out Burgers twice (once in CA and once here in AZ)...

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... and was GREATLY disappointed both times compared to the hype build-up I had read.
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This place is also supposed to be very good -- worse comes to worse... their fries
are supposed to be EXCELLENT.
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There's one on my regular bus route to-and-from the hospital -- I'm think I'm going
to splurge soon.
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[Amerigo Vespucci]

3. The only complaint I have with Five Guys is that the cheese tastes like shit

Next time I go I will probably get a burger sans cheese because the cheese they use has a sickly-sweet "Kraft Pasteurized Process Singles" taste that really ruins the taste of the burger, for me.

Haven't tried the fries because holy crap, I look at the burger and my arteries start screaming "please don't order the fries, the burger is already killing us."

The local Five Guys has a sign up telling the exact source of the potatoes used in that day's fries.

:rofl:

[whistler162]

6. My only complaint with most burger joints is no.....

sauerkraut!

Except Nifty Fifties in Liverpool NY

[jmowreader]

4. I ate Five Guys once. Never again.

The fucking bun dissolved! I can appreciate a nice juicy hamburger--and their meat DOES taste good--but the bottom bun fell apart from too much moisture while I was eating the thing.

There's a Fatburger out at the casino in Spokane; I will probably try that next.

[AtomicKitten]

5. I worship at the Church of the Double-Double. /nt