All In, no Out
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Why does In-N-Out print Bible verses on its cups and wrappers?
Have you ever noticed a tiny Bible verse on the bottom of your soda cup?
Yet another reason for me to not shop there. The closest one to me notoriously backs up traffic in Hollywood.Why does In-N-Out print Bible verses on its cups and wrappers?
Have you ever noticed a tiny Bible verse on the bottom of your soda cup?www.today.com
no leviticus either
Psalm 137:9
stop it! 
Remember, god gets angry if you seek a medical procedure, but as soon as that thing is out of there, then it’s cool to use a rock.stop it!
Do you want Marilyn Mansons? Because this is how you get Marilyn Mansons!
(I’m actually glad we’ve got the one, but that’s all we really need)
When I lived in the US, and on my many visits, I have sampled your various fast foods. I’ve been to maybe three or four different In-n-Outs, In Cali SF, Cali LAX, Cali somewhere by some trails south of SF (went to that one a few times), Colorado and Arizona. OK five.
All, with the exception of LAX were ‘above average’ for fast food. I’ve had all the Animal style shit and extra done chips and that but mostly just regular. The LAX one was distinctly shit the time I went.
My worst ever experience of US fast food was Taco Bell somewhere in AZ south of Sedona. That shit is literally unfit for human consumption. I got the classic tacos or something, like the flagship product. I managed like three bites. I was nearly sick. When people eat places like that regularly it makes me despair for humanity. Also Dennys. WTF is up with that nutritional void?
All, with the exception of LAX were ‘above average’ for fast food. I’ve had all the Animal style shit and extra done chips and that but mostly just regular. The LAX one was distinctly shit the time I went.
My worst ever experience of US fast food was Taco Bell somewhere in AZ south of Sedona. That shit is literally unfit for human consumption. I got the classic tacos or something, like the flagship product. I managed like three bites. I was nearly sick. When people eat places like that regularly it makes me despair for humanity. Also Dennys. WTF is up with that nutritional void?
I never sought waffle house
waffle house found me
waffle house found me
Yeah, we have multiple Taco Bells here in Alaska. There's something that's just inherently wrong about that. I've NEVER been to any of them.
Also, when you go to In n Out and ask for shit off the "secret" menu, but with just a normal name, like "gimme grilled onions" they go ape-shit. It's fun to do.
I think there's an entire class/division of restaurants that simply hedges on old people not remembering how bad the food is, Denny's, Village Inn, Golden Corral, etc. Like who would ever get take-out from any of these places? If you wouldn't get take-out from it, it shouldn't exist.
My father's favorite restaurant is Red Lobster. I dread the experience of going to one every time I visit. They smell like fish, butter and the chilly breath of the grim reaper.
There is a old Howard Johnson's where I-65 and the Blue Ridge Parkway intersect, it was closed in 1998. I would park there regularly for rides. Few things entertained me more than seeing old couples angrily shaking the locked door wondering why they can't get in, and it happened most of the time I was there. The place just shut down one day. All the tables were set and there were bottles of ketchup on every table, the lobby had vending machines with 30 year old candy still inside. The miraculous thing is that no one ever broke in and ransacked the place.
Who fucking sees this and has the overwhelming urge to get a patty melt?
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dafuq is that over the doorway?Who fucking sees this and has the overwhelming urge to get a patty melt?
I do not understand this whatsoever. America has incredible food, if you look beyond the strip. Why did you waste so many meal opportunities with fast food?
when I travel I look at every meal as a possible discovery.
you may, however, go to Popeye’s.
ill join you.
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FTFY
dude. i know dat place. also, what did you ride from there??? i was kinda on the way to big levels/sherando, but not really...My father's favorite restaurant is Red Lobster. I dread the experience of going to one every time I visit. They smell like fish, butter and the chilly breath of the grim reaper.
There is a old Howard Johnson's where I-65 and the Blue Ridge Parkway intersect, it was closed in 1998. I would park there regularly for rides. Few things entertained me more than seeing old couples angrily shaking the locked door wondering why they can't get in, and it happened most of the time I was there. The place just shut down one day. All the tables were set and there were bottles of ketchup on every table, the lobby had vending machines with 30 year old candy still inside. The miraculous thing is that no one ever broke in and ransacked the place.
Who fucking sees this and has the overwhelming urge to get a patty melt?
also, also, you spelled "64" wrong
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he did circles around the parking lot and stared at old people while laughing internally
it's westy we're talking about here.
Road rides. That stretch of the parkway and the east/west highways were amazing.
no road rides for me, but true dat. we used to love watching the hang gliders launch off of the ravens roost pulloff. will also always want some land in the neighborhood right about here to settle down and live out my days in: (38.0062769, -78.8929617)
Yup, I agree - Waffle house saved my life. well kinda anyway.
Back in 93, wife#1 and I got caught in the blizzard-shit-show that was Georgia.
We were in Ft Lauderdale visiting my parents. Watched the super-storm-of the century or whatever they called it come come in over Tampa Bay - that is one lightening show that I will never forget or probably experience again. Scintillating daylight punctuated by moments of almost dark for a couple hours straight. No sleeping in that shit. Left the next day and made it just north of Atalanta. 75 closed, so try to find a hotel. Of course there are a couple of big events in town and no room at the inn. After checking too many places we got the last room at a joint south of Atlanta. Anyway, long story slightly shortened, All of the local places were either closed, or had run out of food, with the exception of Waffle House. We ate at that place every meal until they opened the hiway a couple days later.
Never been in one since, but on occasion I do get a craving for their Potato/Onion hash browns.
Biggest take-away for the whole experience?
Y'all don't have a clue about driving in the snow
The best idiot-show though was on 75 watching a couple of good ol' boys flying past in their pickup, only to lose it and spin-out. I passed them as they got their shit together, and then we hit groundhog day. They did this a half a dozen times, until the last time he stuffed it front first into the concrete dividing berrier. They were ok, but the nice shiny pick-em up - not so much.
/cool story bro
FEMA 'Waffle House Index': What the Closures Say About COVID-19 Response
The index is an informal metric used to determine the severity of a disaster, such as a hurricane.
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"Waffle House Index"FEMA 'Waffle House Index': What the Closures Say About COVID-19 Response
The index is an informal metric used to determine the severity of a disaster, such as a hurricane.
Whilst funny, in my limited experience, totally true. McD's made it to noon then shuttered. Others didn't even try. WH - business as usual.
They may not have the best rep, but it would have been a quite uncomfortable situation if they hadn't soldiered on.
Has amused me to no end since I first learned of it several years ago."Waffle House Index"
Oh don’t worry, I did the other end of the spectrum too. I spent a lot of time in the US and lived there fir a few years so it was a bit of everything. Notable favourites: Gotham Bar and Grill, NYC, Dahl and De Luca, Sedona, A noodle place on Height in SF whose name escapes me, An amazing sushi place in Portland called Nodagura that nearly bankrupted me and we had to book like before we were in the country, This place that did beer and some of the best hotwings I ever had in Colorado springs... Yes there is loads of good food too for sure.
Atlanta, absolutely not. There were a few snowstorms when I was at georgia tech and it's astounding how incompetent that city is on slick roads. Anyone pulling out of their driveway in that shit is ignoring a gigantic flashing alarm when their tires start slipping, yet the whole town does it.....every single time.Y'all don't have a clue about driving in the snow
Even up here, half the population goes full retard for the week after the first snow. Ya think they would know better.
Slipping tires = Need more gas.
I go to DFW every 3 months for work. One year, there was an ice-storm when I got down there, everything encased in 2-4" of ice. Took me over 2 hours to thaw the car enough to make it safe to drive. When I had to get back the the airport, it was a total post-apocalyptic scene from my location to the airport (about 20 miles), there were no cars anywhere on the roads or freeways, like zombie-land. But there were broken cars and pieces of cars everywhere, a bumper here, a wheel there, some glass and plastic over there, etc. They have no way to get snow or ice off the road, so they just have to wait it out.
Everyone in atlanta just goes out and fucking wrecks themselves.
empty roads are usually day 2
empty roads are usually day 2
Here 75% of people will drive 5 mph on the interstate with any sign of snow no matter actual road conditions and 10% of people will still try to drive 70. As a result itbisnoure anarchy no matter the actual road conditions. I do my best to just stay home to avoid the morons, not the conditions.
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Fucking phone.
So apparently google now has an algorithm that accounts for auto correct. Who kew ?
STUDDED snows FTW around here. Really just for the four way intersections in town.
That's how I roll.
Was a bitch finding studdable snow-tires this year and I studded them by hand...but so worth it.
Also braking on impacted ice that we get here that builds up in said intersections. Braking on studded tires is something like 3x or more better than winter non-studded.
Someone did a comparo with a closed course and times, which wasn't all ice, but they did clear a little ice patch eventually for braking tests, way way better in braking. Little better at acceleration, cornering, etc., but that braking, that and being able to start at intersections/uphills is huge.