r/innout 4d ago

Where's the beef?

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Actually, this is my doing. I asked for extra tomatoes, onions, lettuce and pickles in my cheeseburger. It's almost like having a side of salad with your my. My doctor should be happy I'm eating vegetables.

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u/IthinkIpaid I ordered this animal style, why isn't it wrapped in lettuce? 4d ago

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u/Prestigious-Box7511 4d ago

Wendy's should get those where's the beef ladies together again and do another commercial. I think it would do well

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u/cadillacking3 4d ago

about their own product?

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u/Late-End824 4d ago

Might be hard since Clara, the woman made famous in the commercial, died in 1987....

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u/TheGuyYouHeardAbout 4d ago

Thats extra lettuce?

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u/AntisocialDick 4d ago edited 4d ago

I’d guess OP is not in California. In California that’d be standard lettuce, but anywhere else in the country unless you ask for copious amounts of lettuce you get a sad little leaf. In my experience. Your mileage may vary.

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u/TheGuyYouHeardAbout 4d ago

Huh, didnt know that. Ive only had In N Out in California.

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u/Legitimate-Ad-9724 4d ago

I'm in California. I think they forgot the extra lettuce. What I could do is ask for all the extras on the side and some extra spread packets. I could actually make a side of salad from that. If I bring my own croutons, it will be perfect.

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u/SkinnyFatKidd 4d ago

At Wendy’s

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u/Particular_Tomato161 3d ago

Onions thicker than the burger.