In-N-Out coming to Colorado

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Originally Posted by 00tec

Not a huge deal for me, I do like their burgers though.

Come on Whataburger....

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Yes x1000! Whataburger>In-N-Out (and TX>CA in general)

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Originally Posted by ray1970

Shouldn't we be protesting or boycotting this? Isn't this just one more step to turning Colorado in California?

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This is my thinking... another step toward the Californication of CO. I've had it, it's Meh at best, and think we've managed just fine without I-N-O the last however many decades. Granted, it's been at least 14 years since I've had it (and since I've been to Commiefornia), so I'd be willing to give it a try again, but I'm not hopeful.

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Originally Posted by Zundfolge

I haven't seen a Church's in ages, I always liked it better than KFC.

As for In-n-Out, its popular for a few reasons (even though most folk that try it now are not super impressed):

• Its cheap, but still pretty good
• Its got a "secret menu"
• It's deeply connected to car culture in California (many locations host car shows every weekend)
• People that grew up in California connect it very strongly to their childhood
• The fries!

So I see why people from California love it, and my brother who lives in Vegas really likes it (he's pulled in by the "secret menu") but I also can see why most everyone else is underwhelmed by it (myself included).

If I had one close by I'd eat there occasionally, but there's just too many other places that are just as good.

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The only problem I see- you'll have to wait forever due to popularity... If you think Chick-fil-a is bad you have no idea how long the lines will be at In-N-Out- and I'm not just talking the first few months. The Chick-fil-a in Brighton ALWAYS has a huge line at Lunch time.

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Originally Posted by Ronin13

we've managed just fine without I-N-O the last however many decades.

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I never understood this sentiment with regards to anything.

"Humanity managed just fine for thousands of years without morphine/antibiotics/etc"

Just because we don't know what we were missing doesn't mean we won't see an improvement in quality of life from it's arrival. INO is a cheap, tasty, relatively healthy lunch option.

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Originally Posted by Ridge

I never understood this sentiment with regards to anything.

"Humanity managed just fine for thousands of years without morphine/antibiotics/etc"

Just because we don't know what we were missing doesn't mean we won't see an improvement in quality of life from it's arrival. INO is a cheap, tasty, relatively healthy lunch option.

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Agree, except for the relatively healthy part.

Sounds like another fast-food joint that I will avoid.

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Originally Posted by Ridge

I never understood this sentiment with regards to anything.

"Humanity managed just fine for thousands of years without morphine/antibiotics/etc"

Just because we don't know what we were missing doesn't mean we won't see an improvement in quality of life from it's arrival. INO is a cheap, tasty, relatively healthy lunch option.

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You just compared In-N-Out to morphine/antibiotics...? Spoken like a true INO fanboy. [Poke]
I should have said "I have managed just fine..." I can think of at least 5 other burger chains (including Red Robin) that I enjoyed more than INO... YMMV

I always get you two (Ronin13 and Ridge) confused.

Wonder if she wanted locations closer to home?https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...3bac0bf4f9.png


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For the money in n out is a good value and there food is good too. I will definitely be stopping in for a burger when they open.
You guys over think shit way to much it's just a dam fast food joint.

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Originally Posted by beast556

You guys over think shit way to much it's just a dam fast food joint.

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Lol, no shit!