For the displaced In-and-Out fanatics

[dogmom]

Oh, count us as residents who wear in n out shirts, hats, bumper stickers, etc...it comes with us wherever we live...

[GameHog9]

Yes. Us Ex-Californians are everywhere these days. Did you know that a radio talk show host from NYC promoted I&O? He sad "Im in LA this week, and if youre going there, you must try I&O. OBEY ME, blah blah."

Hmmmmm....

I did notice the merchandise when I was there this April.

Please check out my PS3 review in the Video Game forum. Took me half an hour

[jamesandveybe]

Originally Posted by la_fuerza

What I don't like about the chain is that it's owned by a zealot Christian and that there's bible verses discreetly placed on their packaging.

Indeed? So if you're black, is it OK with you that I blast NAACP members because they are zealot black activists? Do you discriminate against people because of their religion? When was the last time a Bible verse hurt you, other than reminding you that you're a rebel? Picking on Christians is old. Ask the Catholics, Ask the Muslims. Get a life.

And don't use the 'offended' line. That is getting old all by itself.

[fizbin]

As a current Californian, all I can say is that the cult of the In & Out burger is way beyond me. I love a great burger as much as the next guy, but there isn't one to be found at any large fast food chain anywheres, including IO. When they came to N. Calif about 12 years ago we all eagerly awaited the first store. What a disappointment. The best you could say about it was that it was better than McDonald's, but then so is everyones. Great burgers can only be found at small local chains or mom & pops.

Funny, a couple of weeks ago I had one of the very best double cheeseburgers ever at the River's Edge Cafe in Stevenson, WA. I went back a couple of days later and it was totally different (and not good). Different cook . . .