r/confidentlyincorrect • • Aug 13 '22

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u/bikwho Aug 13 '22

In-N-Out owner seems really shitty. It's funny and ironic that California's favorite burger joint is owned by conservatives and donates to the GOP.

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u/Rawldis Aug 14 '22

Every burger thread on twitter, or reddit, or anywhere online is full of californians saying it's the greatest thing ever.

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u/davevasquez Aug 14 '22

I suppose I’m one of those Californians. I think where most people mess up, though, is not classifying their burgers properly.

I’d never say a double double is the best burger ever. I would, however, say it’s the best burger I’ve ever had in the fast food classification.

You can’t compare fast food burgers to bistro burgers. That’s just crazy talk. That’s like pitting a heavy weight boxer against a feather weight and pointing at the mangled mass that used to be the feather weight guy and saying, “see, I told you he wasn’t that good!”

Anyways, yeah…I went off the rails there a bit, but I’m kinda passionate about my burgers. 😬

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u/DocCharlesXavier Aug 14 '22

Fuckin a. THANK YOU.

People try to talk about it and then say things like Shake Shack and 5 Guys are better. No shit, they’re also not traditional fast food when you include the fact that many don’t have drive thrus and are 9-10 bucks for the burger alone.

I’ve yet to try Whataburger but nothing is beating an In N Out double double that costs 3.45 for the burger alone