IT'S OFFICIAL

[Great-Kazoo]

IN & OUT BURGER SUCKS Tried them a few years ago in CA, eh nothing special. Chowed down on a #2 this afternoon, FUK ME. I'd wait in line at the clown, or kings, for a cheeseburger before i'd eat another one, even if i had not eaten in daze[facepalm] Knew we should have turned left in to Chik -Fil-A instead of In the mouth & Out the anus

Bad enough they couldn't get the order right for 4 people, a soggy LIMP excuse for meat combined with fries , which BTW, i've had warmer ones just out of the freezer.

[Monky]

IN & OUT BURGER SUCKS Tried them a few years ago in CA, eh nothing special. Chowed down on a #2 this afternoon, FUK ME. I'd wait in line at the clown, or kings, for a cheeseburger before i'd eat another one, even if i had not eaten in daze[facepalm] Knew we should have turned left in to Chik -Fil-A instead of In the mouth & Out the anus

Bad enough they couldn't get the order right for 4 people, a soggy LIMP excuse for meat combined with fries , which BTW, i've had warmer ones just out of the freezer.

I agree


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[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Jim you're so trendy.

[OtterbatHellcat]

That does suck.

I'm sorry you had a shitty experience with that.

[Great-Kazoo]

Jim you're so trendy.

DUDE it's CA. While down visiting the Inland Empire, for a few days on the trip. IF we started at the first corner east of 15 we could have ate mexican food for B/ L/ an dinner everyday, and not have made it past the 2nd light. That doesn't include the Taco, Burrito, Torta trucks parked in between the restaurants.

[Great-Kazoo]

That does suck.

I'm sorry you had a shitty experience with that.

Well, it was >*< that close to having a real shitty experience.

[Jmetz]

I concur. I've never understood the draw for them.

[OtterbatHellcat]

I've only had In and Out Burger ONCE.

In Sacremento...I did not have a bad experience at that time.

[OtterbatHellcat]

Yo, Jmetz

Cool to meet ya today, and thank you, Sir.

[T-Giv]

Man I couldn't disagree more! I have had every burger up and down the front range. Everyone says they know the best burger if you try such and such place. I've always loved In N Out and that has yet to change no matter how many burgers I've had.

[trlcavscout]

That's to bad. I rather enjoyed them in Vegas.

[Irving]

I've never been able to tell the difference in a burger. What is special about them?

[tmleadr03]

Man I couldn't disagree more! I have had every burger up and down the front range. Everyone says they know the best burger if you try such and such place. I've always loved In N Out and that has yet to change no matter how many burgers I've had.

Crave. Best Burger EVAR!

[OtterbatHellcat]

I've never been able to tell the difference in a burger. What is special about them?

How many different places have you had burgers from, Irving?..just curious.

[68Charger]

The only In-N-Out burger I had was in Arizona (Where there are more conserative values leading to better employees and better quality product?)

and the fries were great, since they were a whole potato about 10 minutes before they were in my posession... and the burger was done right, and was good quality!

I think your problem is with CA, not with the chain (but they're based out of CA)

Lowest common denominator?

[Irving]

I very rarely order burgers. I have no idea how I can answer your question. Maybe 10-20 different places? I have them so infrequently that it'd be difficult to draw comparisons anyway.

[Jmetz]

Yo, Jmetz

Cool to meet ya today, and thank you, Sir.

Likewise!


Man I couldn't disagree more! I have had every burger up and down the front range. Everyone says they know the best burger if you try such and such place. I've always loved In N Out and that has yet to change no matter how many burgers I've had.

IMO its a glorified McDonalds.


Crave. Best Burger EVAR!

I dunno about best ever but they've got a good burger.

[Gman]

Crave. Best Burger EVAR!
I have to disagree.

...and they try too hard. A good burger can stand on its own without getting crazy about toppings. I've had a better burger at Smashburger.

My wife never understood the attraction for In-n-Out. You couldn't pay her or her dad to eat there.

[Jmetz]

I've never been able to tell the difference in a burger. What is special about them?


Quality of the meat, how they are cooked, seasoning, all make a big difference.

[patrick0685]

yea living in Vegas now we had to try In-n-Out when we got out here, thought it was ok at best. Now everyone that comes to visit they want to try it...pretty much everyone says the same thing, "eh its nothing special, I've had better."

[brutal]

Don't eat a lot of fast food, but am forced to on occasion, like lunch at the gun show :D . I've had In-N-Out twice while traveling in CA. Not really impressed at all.

I will say that recently I stopped at a Wendy's late at night in SLC in lieu of chewing my arm off and the Pretzel burger they had on a special was pretty good.

[Mazin]

Good enough to cleanse the system though [Coffee]

[Tinelement]

Pussy.

I hate Cali, but always enjoy an In & out Burger whilst there. Only good thing that comes from there, besides possible work.

Order "Animal Style"

[BigDee]

The secret to In N Out is the secret menu. I'd tell you about it but it wouldn't be secret if I did.

[Great-Kazoo]

The only In-N-Out burger I had was in Arizona (Where there are more conserative values leading to better employees and better quality product?)

and the fries were great, since they were a whole potato about 10 minutes before they were in my posession... and the burger was done right, and was good quality!

I think your problem is with CA, not with the chain (but they're based out of CA)

Lowest common denominator?

If it was SoCal or SF then yes. However i was in central CA where EVERYONE I met had a gun, including their kids. Zipping up and down the roads on their atv's ARMED. So i'd ruled the CA out of it.

The burger was a lifeless piece of "meat", with no consistency, flavor or value, worth buying a second time.


The secret to In N Out is the secret menu. I'd tell you about it but it wouldn't be secret if I did.

Yeah we have internet access too. Checked out the secret menu, prior to pulling in to the parking lot.
Face it, they have shitty burgers and like other business' stay open, because of the name.

[Great-Kazoo]

Pussy.

I hate Cali, but always enjoy an In & out Burger whilst there. Only good thing that comes from there, besides possible work.

Order "Animal Style"


Says the guy who places PBR as the pinnacle of Beer;)

[Irving]

So how do the burgers at the places mentioned compare to say at Red Robin?

[nynco]

At one time In and Out was special because all other burger places served Mc Donalds quality crap. But times have changed and there are better places that out do In and Out. I would take Smash Burger or Lark Burger or even Goodtimes over In and Out. I and O is just overrated and coasting on nostalgia.

[Aloha_Shooter]

I like Red Robin's burgers. Smashburger and Crave are good too but IMO they get kind of crazy with the toppings and mixes. Never tried In-n-Out and frankly am not even curious about them. Five Guys is totally overrated ... their beef has no flavor and the buns are insubstantial, Wonder Bread with a pseudo-crust.

[ChunkyMonkey]

Whats wrong with real Steak and Roll?

[jhood001]

I haven't been in about 7 years. When I lived out there, I used to go a few times a year and it was good.

I'm not sure how McDonalds could be considered as better even if In And Out totally went to shit. I'm sure cancer could even taste good if someone spent enough time in a lab flavoring it.

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

So.... You didn't buy jm a Tshirt then?

[Gman]

Whats wrong with real Steak and Roll?
Nothing, depending on the quality of the steak and the roll and the price. I haven't seen any place around where you can drive up and get a good steak and a roll to go.

[crays]

At one time In and Out was special because all other burger places served Mc Donalds quality crap. But times have changed and there are better places that out do In and Out. I would take Smash Burger or Lark Burger or even Goodtimes over In and Out. I and O is just overrated and coasting on nostalgia.

^^^^This
Far too many places spread themselves too thin, relying only on name recog, without monitoring/regulating/controlling quality and consistency.

I'm sure we all know of one or two exceptional joints that tried to expand, only to compromise and fail.

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[Great-Kazoo]

Whats wrong with real Steak and Roll?

Paying $8 + for the eating pleasure


I haven't been in about 7 years. When I lived out there, I used to go a few times a year and it was good.

I'm not sure how McDonalds could be considered as better even if In And Out totally went to shit. I'm sure cancer could even taste good if someone spent enough time in a lab flavoring it.

1- the time frame, 7 years can make even Mila Kunis look horrible (hoepfully not)
2 - consistency of the patty, lifeless, soft unlike a decent burger. When you bite in to one you expect Flavor, CONSISTENCY OF REAL MEAT The I&O had neither.
3- The bun and cheese had more flavor and consistency than the burger.

[RblDiver]

I like Smashburger's Colorado one. And their smashfries....yum.

[ChunkyMonkey]

Nothing, depending on the quality of the steak and the roll and the price. I haven't seen any place around where you can drive up and get a good steak and a roll to go.

I guess I am spoiled. The lady of the house hates fast food.. ;)

[Great-Kazoo]

I guess I am spoiled. The lady of the house hates fast food.. ;)

Likewise. We do FF rarely, if that. However it was on the way to the airport and we needed to hit the store across the street from it. I see folks lined up at the clown's drive thru window when there are 4-5 good restaurants within 3 blocks of it. Drive thru fast Food or sit down meals?? No brainer here.

[wctriumph]

That is bizarre, I have never had a bad burger from In N Out, or Charlies Chili for that matter. Have not found their equal in CO.

[Zundfolge]

Never ate at an actual In N Out but have eaten at Drifters (http://www.driftershamburgers.com/) here in Colorado Springs (which is an In N Out clone started by, I believe, a former In N Out exec).

It seems to me that the point of the place is not that the food is awesome or that it's a superior burger (although I found it to be a better than average burger) the point is that its cheap but still good. I do agree there's probably a bit of over-hype to the place as most of the people that go on and on about the place are Expat Californians so it's probably more about home sickness than it is about a good burger.

Comparing it to Red Robin or 5 Guys or Crave or Smash Burger or one of those other expensive "gourmet" burger joints makes as much sense as complaining that its not as good as a chopped Kobe beef burger at The Broadmoor. Its kind of like complaining about the quality of the Mexican food at Taco Bell ... Taco Bell isn't Mexican food, it's Taco Bell, so within its own particular idiom it's pretty good, but no its not comparable to real Mexican food.

Compared to McDonalds or Burger King I'd say (assuming Drifters is a good facsimile) that In N Out comes off pretty well. And considering my wife and I can get two burgers, two drinks and a metric ton of pretty good french fries for $13 we'll probably be back.

That said, for your "big chain" burger joint nothing beats Carls Jr.

[Aloha_Shooter]

If In-N-Out compares to Drifter's then I'll stick with Wendy's or Carl's or A&W for a quick inexpensive burger. I was NOT impressed with Drifter's in either taste or price.

[T-Giv]

Drifters actually came to be from the closing of Classics back in the day. Drifters sure is a great burger! I also must agree on CJ. I love the burgers for breakfast.

[Jim B]

If In-N-Out compares to Drifter's then I'll stick with Wendy's or Carl's or A&W for a quick inexpensive burger. I was NOT impressed with Drifter's in either taste or price.

In-N-Out is vastly superior to Drifter's. Drifter's is really bland.

Smashburger, FTW. [rockon]

[theGinsue]

yea living in Vegas now we had to try In-n-Out when we got out here, thought it was ok at best. Now everyone that comes to visit they want to try it...pretty much everyone says the same thing, "eh its nothing special, I've had better."
Several years back while out near Santa Monica, after hearing all of the hype, I tried In N Out; twice. I was left both times feeling the same way - okay, but nothing special.

I recognize that everyones tastes are a little different and what I find excellent someone else may find distasteful. This is why some of us can't imagine certain restaurants thriving.

Personally, I've been in both Smash Burger & Crave and just couldn't justify spending the money they wanted for a burger. While I've eaten at Red Robin several times, I think their burgers are just okay too - but I love their endless fries (yum). Here in Colo Spr, my favorite burgers come from Freddies & Drifters (very similar style burgers). I haven't had a burger from anyplace in a long time that I thought was worthy of saying "oh man, that was awesome!"

[Zundfolge]

...I've been in both Smash Burger & Crave and just couldn't justify spending the money they wanted for a burger.
Agreed, not bad but way over priced.

While I've eaten at Red Robin several times, I think their burgers are just okay too - but I love their endless fries (yum).
God yes, their fries with ranch dressing (they make it with buttermilk ... mmm) and I liked their burgers a lot before they went through a couple of price hikes and then I decided it wasn't worth it (that and way too many children ... and I reflexively hate restaurants where they sing for people's birthdays).

Here in Colo Spr, my favorite burgers come from Freddies & Drifters (very similar style burgers). I haven't had a burger from anyplace in a long time that I thought was worthy of saying "oh man, that was awesome!"
Being originally from Wichita Kansas I was happy to see Freddies start popping up out here.

That said, the best burgers are at little mom & pop greasy spoons and dive bars ... always has been (unfortunately the worst burgers can be found in those kind of places too).

[theGinsue]

(that and way too many children ...
One day a few years back we went to the Red Robin off of Powers & N. Carefree. We were sitting in our booth when this booger-picking snot-nosed (literally) little kid came and stood next to us and just stared at my wife. After about 10 seconds of that my wife looked at the kid and said (in a not-so-nice tone) "Beat it kid". The kid went back to his table and tattled to momma who then gave us a dirty look. We returned it with an icy stare ready to jump her sh!t about controlling her kid if she said one thing to us. We still laugh about that.

[james_bond_007]

Here's an article (2 years old) that discusses the Top 16 Fast Food Hamburger chains.

Yes, the word "TOP" is subjective. In the article "TOP" is defined as "Number of locations".
http://eater.com/archives/2011/04/28/top-16-fast-food-burger-chains.php

Personally, I was happy to see that White Castle made the list.
Maybe not THE best overall, but certainly THE BEST at 3:00AM, after hitting the bars, and when everyone else is closed.

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[Bailey Guns]

Never had In n Out. I miss What-a-Burger.

[DeusExMachina]

I had it in Vegas. It's like an uprated McDonald's.

I'd rather Steak and Shake, at least it's an uprated McDonald's for the same cost.

[nynco]

One other suggestion is to try a place that just opened out in Glendale called Big Smoke Burger. The meat is good, the bun sucks.... but wait wait wait... its the only place I have found in Colorado that has poutine and does it right. That alone is worth the visit.

[DeusExMachina]

Have you been to Euclid Hall? They have great poutine.

[Gman]

Never had In n Out. I miss What-a-Burger.
Dammit BG!!! Now I'm craving What-a-burger. We almost made it to 6 pages...before someone sent me spinning off to my favorite fast food burgers.

...and onion rings.
...and shakes.

[T-Giv]

Anyone in the Springs like Red Top before they went down? That was always my fav in the Springs. I can't believe they closed! Broke my heart.

[rondog]

the best burgers are at little mom & pop greasy spoons and dive bars

Truth! I've worked all over the country and eaten damn near every kind of meal wrapped in bread there is, and the no-name joints are usually the best IMO. I grew up on burgers from one certain place in my hometown in OK and they're still the standard I compare all others to. I know another place in El Reno, OK that has killer burgs, stuffed with fried onions - OMG.....fried onions on a cheeseburger are heaven.

[Jim B]

Anyone in the Springs like Red Top before they went down? That was always my fav in the Springs. I can't believe they closed! Broke my heart.

Tried it once. It was really expensive and not that great. I'm not sure, but I think they may have changed (for the worse) over the years. [Dunno]

[crays]

Tried it once. It was really expensive and not that great. I'm not sure, but I think they may have changed (for the worse) over the years. [Dunno]

That is a definite. When they only had one store, and you had to wait for a table just about every time, they were good. Maybe it was the uniqueness, but many fond memories from my youth.

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[crays]

Jim's Burger Haven in Thornton was the same way. Haven't been in years, so don't know.

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[theGinsue]

Anyone in the Springs like Red Top before they went down? That was always my fav in the Springs. I can't believe they closed! Broke my heart.


Tried it once. It was really expensive and not that great. I'm not sure, but I think they may have changed (for the worse) over the years. [Dunno]
I got to the Springs in '95 and we tried Red Top. They were really good back then. There was about a year period where I didn't eat there but when we went back we noticed a definite drop in quality and taste. We ate at one about a year and a half ago and found they'd continued to go down. We decided then that it would be the last time we ate there.

[cofi]

Pussy.

I hate Cali, but always enjoy an In & out Burger whilst there. Only good thing that comes from there, besides possible work.

Order "Animal Style"
In and out


Double double animal style

My gold standard for burgers Jim go back and give it a shot it's WAY better then just there standard stuff

[buffalobo]

Jim's Burger Haven in Thornton was the same way. Haven't been in years, so don't know.

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Only been once in the last ten years it was good burger but had lost the character of the place, back in the day tops in Denver.


Back in the 60's, 70's and early 80's in Commerce City, Ol Joes Shack, wasn't far from being an actual shack. Neighborhood favorite, not much of a neighborhood, but great burgers. The Super Maxi and family fries would feed family of four. Handmade 1+ pound burger patty, huge bun, whole tomato sliced, whole dill pickle sliced length wise, and 1/4 head of lettuce, hand cut potatoes with skin, fried perfect. Pretty much drive thru(used to cal ahead, that burger took alot longer to cook than the hockey pucks served these days) or carry out, only room for two tables and carry out window inside. Real dive, but great burgers and good times remembered.

When the grand kids ask what is was like when I was a kid, this is one of the ones I tell them.

[brutal]

Several years back while out near Santa Monica, after hearing all of the hype, I tried In N Out; twice. I was left both times feeling the same way - okay, but nothing special.

I recognize that everyones tastes are a little different and what I find excellent someone else may find distasteful. This is why some of us can't imagine certain restaurants thriving.

Personally, I've been in both Smash Burger & Crave and just couldn't justify spending the money they wanted for a burger. While I've eaten at Red Robin several times, I think their burgers are just okay too - but I love their endless fries (yum). Here in Colo Spr, my favorite burgers come from Freddies & Drifters (very similar style burgers). I haven't had a burger from anyplace in a long time that I thought was worthy of saying "oh man, that was awesome!"

Without question, every $25 room service burger I've ever had was awesome.

It has to be right?

It always tastes best when someone else is paying for it.

[brutal]

Truth! I've worked all over the country and eaten damn near every kind of meal wrapped in bread there is, and the no-name joints are usually the best IMO. I grew up on burgers from one certain place in my hometown in OK and they're still the standard I compare all others to. I know another place in El Reno, OK that has killer burgs, stuffed with fried onions - OMG.....fried onions on a cheeseburger are heaven.

Kroll's in Green Bay, WI. Right across from Lambeau Field. There's one on the east side that is apparently serving a little better and cheaper menu.

They have a hard Kaiser Roll burger with a slab o butter on that will curl your toes. Nothing super special about the meat, but they're yummy.

Not so bad on the Chicken Booyah and you can get Lake Perch there any day of the week. :D

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[Dave]

Never had In N Out, but a guy in my office that's from CA seems like he would shave and hump a moose to get one located in his backyard.

[KS63]

My first In-n-Out was in the Las Vegas location and it sucked balls. Super crowded with thugs and other questionable people. Burgers were "meh". Then, my wife won a radio contest that flew us out to L.A. to have lunch at the original In-n-Out location. It was awesome. Though it wasn't a fair comparison to the Vegas store as this meeting was a promotional gig and the Execute VP of Marketing greeted and served us whatever we wanted. I have heard from others that the Vegas location does suck.

[Madeinhb]

I love in n out. I'm originally from CA and when I visit, I stop. Are they the best burger - no. But the are fresher than most FF places. Nothing is frozen at I&O. And for the price- can't go wrong. If I want a 10 dollar burger I'll go to a restaurant. If I want a 3-4 dollar burger, I'll take I&O any day.

[Madeinhb]

My first In-n-Out was in the Las Vegas location and it sucked balls. Super crowded with thugs and other questionable people. Burgers were "meh". Then, my wife won a radio contest that flew us out to L.A. to have lunch at the original In-n-Out location. It was awesome. Though it wasn't a fair comparison to the Vegas store as this meeting was a promotional gig and the Execute VP of Marketing greeted and served us whatever we wanted. I have heard from others that the Vegas location does suck.

The Vegas I&O's suck. Not sure why but they do. At least the one across the freeway from NYNY. There are other locations less crowded and better but have to drive.

[Bailey Guns]

Jim's Burger Haven is pretty close to the What-a-Burger style of burger. I may have to make a "road trip" to Arvada.

[T-Giv]

Jim's Burger Haven is pretty close to the What-a-Burger style of burger. I may have to make a "road trip" to Arvada.

I live right near Jim's and eat there regularly. Where is the one in Arvada? I only know of the one at 78th and Sheridan and then the one in Thornton.

[DeusExMachina]

Jim's was probably the worst place I've been to...and that's not even factoring the place is a dump. I think I'd rather eat at Culvers.

[brutal]

Jim's was probably the worst place I've been to...and that's not even factoring the place is a dump. I think I'd rather eat at Culvers.

Another barf burger joint.

[Great-Kazoo]

Jim's was probably the worst place I've been to...and that's not even factoring the place is a dump. I think I'd rather eat at Culvers.

CULVERS [facepalm]

[Bailey Guns]

I live right near Jim's and eat there regularly. Where is the one in Arvada? I only know of the one at 78th and Sheridan and then the one in Thornton.

That's the one. Maybe it's Westminster (or Denver).

[DeusExMachina]

That's the one. Maybe it's Westminster (or Denver).

Thornton. 88th and Washington abouts.

[Aloha_Shooter]

Never had In N Out, but a guy in my office that's from CA seems like he would shave and hump a moose to get one located in his backyard.

Yeah, because I take cues from people from CA ... [facepalm]

[Zundfolge]

What's real fun is to find left leaning Californians and Californian-wannabe In N Out fans and tell them that In N Out burger is owned by Evangelical Christians that are every bit as religious as the owners of Chick-Fil-A.

[T-Giv]

That's the one. Maybe it's Westminster (or Denver).

That one is Westminster. I'm just a few blocks from there. Drop me a line when you go and we can grab a burger. COAR meet-up anyone?

[Brian]

Man don't ruin my dreams. I'm in Cali this week and we're having In 'n' Out tonight...

[Great-Kazoo]

Man don't ruin my dreams. I'm in Cali this week and we're having In 'n' Out tonight...

As long as you're in denial no problem. I'd do weinerschnitzel way b4 I&O. Where in CA you at, there's way better places to chow down, and be kind to your colon at the same time.

[Brian]

As long as you're in denial no problem. I'd do weinerschnitzel way b4 I&O. Where in CA you at, there's way better places to chow down, and be kind to your colon at the same time.

Silicon Valley - in Santa Clara today. Had good mexican last night, but I need a burger.

[Great-Kazoo]

Silicon Valley - in Santa Clara today. Had good mexican last night, but I need a burger.

Breast Implant capital of the world.

[Brian]

Breast Implant capital of the world.

Yeah we noticed that last night too.

[brutal]

Breast Implant capital of the world.

I've never seen so many duck bills in my life as when I have to travel to Cali.

Comical to me (and unattractive).

However, the boobies sure are fun to look at.

[Singlestack]

I like Smashburger's Colorado one. And their smashfries....yum.
+1

Im in Socal today and have an I a O burger for lunch. It was good. Fresh and basic. Fries as fresh as they come. However, I do prefer Smash for a more interesting menu and variety, plus I think their seasoned beef tastes better.

[waxthis]

Someone fax me one of those bad boys. I wanna try this burger that is worthy of a 5 page thread...
[Coffee]

[Great-Kazoo]

Someone fax me one of those bad boys. I wanna try this burger that is worthy of a 5 page thread...
[Coffee]

5pages?? reset your preferences, it's only page 3

go to the clowns, ask for an uncooked burger. let thaw, melt cheese on it then consume. You can throw it in a frying pan to take the chill out, isn't gonna make a difference.

[nynco]

Have you been to Euclid Hall? They have great poutine.

Euclid has great gravy... but they made me sad when they melted the cheese. Its supposed to be cheese curds still stabable with a fork partially melted by the gravy heat. They broil it and turn it into a melted mess. Big Smoke is the closest thing to the real poutine that Co has. Burgers are pretty good too.

[palepainter]

I prefer Tommy's Burger when in the OC. They had just expanded the In and Out to AZ right before I left. They are good, but not a Tommy Burger w/ Chili. http://www.originaltommys.com/

[Great-Kazoo]

I prefer Tommy's Burger when in the OC. They had just expanded the In and Out to AZ right before I left. They are good, but not a Tommy Burger w/ Chili. http://www.originaltommys.com/

IN & OUT In AZ ? That the new border patrol policy? Or the massage parlor / strip joint, opened up, where the Alaskan Bush use to be?

[Brian]

Will trade in-n-out for ammo. Of course, it'll be at least 6-7 hours old by the time I get home and you have to pay the extra baggage fee. Let me know by noon tomorrow. LOL.

[Great-Kazoo]

Will trade in-n-out for ammo. Of course, it'll be at least 6-7 hours old by the time I get home and you have to pay the extra baggage fee. Let me know by noon tomorrow. LOL.

At least some aging might improve the taste.

[palepainter]

HAHAHAHA. Alaskan Bush Co.... whew.. That takes me back a bit.