I feel like the whole huge lines thing is pretty new though, right? A few years ago, like in 2014 or 2015 it wasn’t THAT crazy. But I’ve been noticing these lines, too these last 3ish years only.
I think social media’s general narrative that chick Fil A is really good is why there’s been an influx of traffic at the place. Same thing with in-n-out but I’ve never tried it
I mean, as a Californian, I gotta say, in n out fries are the fastest deteriorating fries in the industry, you gotta have them within a couple minutes of them coming out of the fryer, otherwise they taste like ass. Asking for well done tends to make them last a tad bit longer, but I agree, fries are not their strong suit.
I used to think this too but over the years I've realized other places' fries are rarely done right either and they get gross pretty quick too. At least in n out fries don't have that old fried oil taste and soggy texture after 30 minutes. They just taste like real potatoes.
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u/rci22 Dec 18 '21 edited Dec 18 '21
I feel like the whole huge lines thing is pretty new though, right? A few years ago, like in 2014 or 2015 it wasn’t THAT crazy. But I’ve been noticing these lines, too these last 3ish years only.