In N Out vs The Habit (Bell: cost, dining, places to go)

[owl6969]

Originally Posted by nmnita

what difference does it make?

Makes all the difference..

[Hwnwbrwncw]

Originally Posted by owl6969

makes all the difference..

ok.

[mrsltd]

Originally Posted by owl6969

Wtf? Did they come up with the name themselves?

Actually, from my time at In-N-Out, I heard that it was a biker by the name of "Animal" that ordered his burgers this way. Hence the name.

[owl6969]

Originally Posted by mrsltd

Actually, from my time at In-N-Out, I heard that it was a biker by the name of "Animal" that ordered his burgers this way. Hence the name.

So it wasn't them that came up with the name??

[twnxn]

Originally Posted by mrsltd

Actually, from my time at In-N-Out, I heard that it was a biker by the name of "Animal" that ordered his burgers this way. Hence the name.

Hmm, could be. So, perhaps In-N-Out did not come up with the name. However, they now own the rights to that name. If you will notice on the In-N-Out website, "animal style" is trademarked (hence the "R" enclosed by a circle by the name meaning it is a registered trademark). I know some of you don't care. Just the nerdy lawyer side of me (and the fact a couple of days I attended a seminar discussing trademarks).

[OyCrumbler]

Don't have the specific hankering for burgers usually, but do have it for in-n-out occasionally whereas most times any decent burger will do.

Regular order for me is a double with onions, extra lettuce and extra tomato. Fries extra crispy with spread on the side. An arnold palmer. It's sort of perfect for me.

[Cubancoffee]

Originally Posted by owl6969

So it wasn't them that came up with the name??

This is the oddest sub-thread I've ever clicked through. "Who came up with the name, darn it?"

[EclecticEars]

In-N-Out

/thread

(Although I love The Habit, too, as a matter of fact, and even encourage people to eat there when they visit California. It's just that INO is an institution.)

[PDF]

Originally Posted by EclecticEars

In-N-Out

/thread

(Although I love The Habit, too, as a matter of fact, and even encourage people to eat there when they visit California. It's just that INO is an institution.)

So everyone should eat at In-N-Out because it's a legacy in California? That doesn't sound right.

[SupBro]

Originally Posted by PDF

So everyone should eat at In-N-Out because it's a legacy in California? That doesn't sound right.

No, he said that's why HE prefers in n out. You can go eat at Dennys if you'd like.