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Posted: 3/2/2024 12:46:20 PM EDT

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I had a single patty with cheese and peppers. Was shitting like a newborn for 2 days.

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Has in n out lost a customer?

Posted: 3/2/2024 12:49:53 PM EDT

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In-N-Out or Rubios is the first stop from the airport when I'm out there.

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In-N-Out burgers were the second best thing about living in Orange County. The best thing was closing the doors on the moving truck, and leaving.

I have been back to visit a few times, and always stop at In-N-Out for meal or two.

In-N-Out or Rubios is the first stop from the airport when I'm out there.

I like these two and try and hit Islands also. It's a different deal, bigger, more expensive and a sit-down place but good food, beer and service.

Posted: 3/2/2024 1:06:10 PM EDT

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Still hour long lines here and they have been open for nearly three months.

Posted: 3/2/2024 1:14:11 PM EDT

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Have you guys tried Mooyah burgers? This place is the bomb.

https://www.mooyah.com/

Posted: 3/3/2024 6:28:55 PM EDT

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Have you guys tried Mooyah burgers? This place is the bomb.

https://www.mooyah.com/

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The burgers look good but are substantially more than In-N-Out. $9-12. $4 for fries .$3.49 for a 20 0z drink. $16.50. $9 for a double double fries and a med drink at In-N-Out (.looks like Double-Double Fries and a Medium drink are $9.70.)

Posted: 3/3/2024 6:30:51 PM EDT

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Have you guys tried Mooyah burgers? This place is the bomb.

https://www.mooyah.com/

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That does look genuinely good. Like the poster above said though, the deal at InO is only rivaled by the $1.50 Costco dog.

Posted: 3/3/2024 6:34:49 PM EDT

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I've had In N Out. Fine for what it is but I'd rather have Burgerville.

Posted: 3/3/2024 6:34:59 PM EDT

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I've lived in WA for 34 years and have no fucking idea where Ridgefield is

Posted: 3/3/2024 6:35:16 PM EDT

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Gonna be fairly close to me, I'll give it a shot when the hype dies down. I was not very impressed the only other time I had In-N-Out.

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Its not that good.

People that LOVE in n out probably think salt is seasoning and think black pepper is spicy

Posted: 3/3/2024 6:36:47 PM EDT

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I've lived in WA for 34 years and have no fucking idea where Ridgefield is

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It's somewhere near my cousin in Battleground. Or as I like to say, North Portland.

Which never fails to get a rise....

Posted: 3/3/2024 6:38:14 PM EDT

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I've lived in WA for 34 years and have no fucking idea where Ridgefield is

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No shit, same here. What a stupid location to build vs. somewhere in the Puget Sound as far as potential volume of sales are concerned.

OTOH they're far less likely to become a target for vandalism and such in this area.

The In-n-Out near the Oakland airport recently closed due to vandalism and vehicle thefts in the parking lot. I used to stop there on my way to the airport, grab an In-n-Out meal and double bag it, fly with it in my backpack and get home in time for dinner with it still warm

Posted: 3/3/2024 7:17:29 PM EDT

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Well, they fled in terror from Oakland, so they've got some catching up to do. But, Washington?

Posted: 3/3/2024 7:50:38 PM EDT

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Beats a McDonalds burger by a lot. And I like their fries. Actually fresh, not frozen.

Posted: 3/3/2024 7:53:25 PM EDT

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Now if they could get their crap together and learn how to run a functional and efficient drive thru, we'd be set.

Posted: 3/3/2024 7:57:01 PM EDT

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Bring that BURGER to MARYLAND, preferred in Annapolis !

Every time I go home to Orange County, CA. My brothers knows that the first exit is getting that burger before I see my mother around the corner.

Posted: 3/3/2024 7:58:12 PM EDT

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The burgers look good but are substantially more than In-N-Out. $9-12. $4 for fries .$3.49 for a 20 0z drink. $16.50. $9 for a double double fries and a med drink at In-N-Out

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Yes, but IMO it blows In-N-out out of the water. Try their shakes. Best shakes I've ever tasted. It's pricey so treat yourself once in awhile.

Posted: 3/3/2024 7:58:37 PM EDT

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I've lived in WA for 34 years and have no fucking idea where Ridgefield is

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I had to look it up too, and I lived there for longer than that. And I had traveled extensively throughout the state.

In & out is OK, but I'm certainly not going out of my way to get it.

Posted: 3/3/2024 8:02:05 PM EDT

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Dear In-n-Out,

Come to a free state. We are not that far from Wisconsin beef and even have our own.

Sincerely,
Red Meat Lovin Iowa

Posted: 3/3/2024 8:07:57 PM EDT

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Yep, you're screwed.

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Not as screwed as us up here in ye olde new england. Say what you want, it's a great burger thats fresh. Not some "magical heating box" bull shit.

Posted: 3/3/2024 8:10:14 PM EDT

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No shit, same here. What a stupid location to build vs. somewhere in the Puget Sound as far as potential volume of sales are concerned.

OTOH they're far less likely to become a target for vandalism and such in this area.

The In-n-Out near the Oakland airport recently closed due to vandalism and vehicle thefts in the parking lot. I used to stop there on my way to the airport, grab an In-n-Out meal and double bag it, fly with it in my backpack and get home in time for dinner with it still warm

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I've lived in WA for 34 years and have no fucking idea where Ridgefield is

No shit, same here. What a stupid location to build vs. somewhere in the Puget Sound as far as potential volume of sales are concerned.

OTOH they're far less likely to become a target for vandalism and such in this area.

The In-n-Out near the Oakland airport recently closed due to vandalism and vehicle thefts in the parking lot. I used to stop there on my way to the airport, grab an In-n-Out meal and double bag it, fly with it in my backpack and get home in time for dinner with it still warm

But if they move into that area they actually have some local competition, and for the money I'd rather put Dick's in my mouth than have In-n-Out.