And in Fast Food News Part 2

[Lou]

56 minutes ago, Brandon said:

Whatever happened to Joey that used to post here?

 

55 minutes ago, Tank said:

@the14thjoey

This was his last post (May):

On 5/20/2020 at 3:41 PM, the14thjoey said:

What?

It fits. 

[Tank]

5 hours ago, Lou said:

 

This was his last post (May):

It fits. 

He’s still better than the first thirteen joeys we had here, and I will die on this hill.

[Taylor]

16 hours ago, Brandon said:

Whatever happened to Joey that used to post here?

He's hanging out with Thomas, Nate, and red.

[Lou]

9 minutes ago, Spin Rate said:

He's hanging out with Thomas, Nate, and red.

That's the9thjoey.

[Taylor]

9 minutes ago, Lou said:

That's the9thjoey.

19th must be chilling with Troll Daddy then.

[Lou]

4 minutes ago, Spin Rate said:

19th must be chilling with Troll Daddy then.

That's the16thjoey.

Get your life together, dude.

[gotbeer]

Food fight: Sydney burger chain fights to overturn In-N-Out Burger’s court win

[Tank]

1 hour ago, gotbeer said:

Food fight: Sydney burger chain fights to overturn In-N-Out Burger’s court win

looks like strad is going on an international road trip. 

have fun, buddy!

[T.G.]

Wait till Biden bans INO fries...

[Taylor]

1 hour ago, T.G. said:

Wait till Biden bans INO fries...

He'd forever alienate Strad but pick up at least six new AW voters.

[Mark68]

On 10/31/2020 at 11:32 AM, Taylor said:

Apparently there's a place called Rusty Taco.

There was one--briefly--near me when I lived in Aurora, CO. The food was pretty good. 

[Mark68]

On 11/9/2020 at 8:59 PM, Taylor said:

He'd forever alienate Strad but pick up at least six new AW voters.

Speaking of INO, @Stradling, the rumor around here is that there will be two Colorado locations (Aurora & Colorado Springs) will be open as soon as tomorrow. Can you confirm? Also, is there an expected opening for Lone Tree (I know they have to account for multiple drive-thru lanes)?

[Mark68]

Just got back from my attempt to get INO from the Aurora store.

I say attempt because the line wrapped all the way around the mall, and when I got into the queus, the INO employee stationed there said that drive-thru had a 12 hour long line, and walkups were at 4-5 hours.

I went to the Fatburger a couple of blocks away instead. They were pretty busy with what I can only assume was INO overflow.

[Redondo]

In-N-Out's first-ever Colorado locations see long lines on opening day

 

[Tank]

12 hours? How is that even possible?

if I wait more than 15 minutes, I’m irritated.

[Blarg]

People are fucking morons. 12 hour waits are for socialist countries selling bread. Not for picking up a hamburger that you cant even get bacon on it. 

[Taylor]

48 minutes ago, Blarg said:

People are fucking morons. 12 hour waits are for socialist countries selling bread. Not for picking up a hamburger that you cant even get bacon on it. 

It's Colorado in November. The only other thing to do there right now is smoke weed with @Spirit.

[Lhalo]

1 hour ago, Blarg said:

People are fucking morons. 12 hour waits are for socialist countries selling bread.

Quoted for posterity. 

[Spirit]

8 hours ago, Taylor said:

It's Colorado in November. The only other thing to do there right now is smoke weed with @Spirit.

I'm in!

Actually, I'm out.  In Irvine right now, rescuing my kid from the People's Republic of California.  3 months in a new state, doing school from a bedroom and not getting to meet anyone new was enough for him.  When they announced Spring semester would be all online too, he pulled the ripcord.  So we start driving back to CO today.  I'll hit plenty of INO along the way, so no long waits for me.

But I'm fired up that we finally have our first INO locations in the state!!!  #SorryNate

 

 

[Justin]

I love In-n-Out and have been eating there as long as I can remember. My freshman year of college (in Claremont) I ate at In-n-Out every single day, sometimes twice. And I now live in Colorado and New Mexico, where I rarely get to eat it. 

But I still would not wait more than an hour. Do people really think 'A 12 hour wait for food? Cool, that sounds reasonable.'

[Brandon]

These are the same people that vote

[Slegnaac]

19 hours ago, Mark68 said:

Just got back from my attempt to get INO from the Aurora store.

I say attempt because the line wrapped all the way around the mall, and when I got into the queus, the INO employee stationed there said that drive-thru had a 12 hour long line, and walkups were at 4-5 hours.

I went to the Fatburger a couple of blocks away instead. They were pretty busy with what I can only assume was INO overflow.

12 hours?  The lines at the food bank are probably shorter.

I wonder if the people in the 12 hour line packed a lunch?

Would Uber or Postmates deliver to the folks in the 12 hour line?

[JAHV76]

1 hour ago, Brandon said:

These are the same people that vote

Sad but true James Hetfield.

[Jay]

5 hours ago, Justin said:

But I still would not wait more than an hour.

Who waits an hour for fast food?

[Justin]

12 minutes ago, Jay said:

Who waits an hour for fast food?

Touché.

I moved away from In-n-Out territory 23 months ago and I've only had it four times since then, on three trips back to SoCal. So these days, I would wait an hour for it.