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Culver's had its dollar butterburger day today. Spent 45 minutes trying to get an order to go.

In N Out? I'd spend 45 days.
 
Birdscribe said:
Sxysprtswrtr said:
How well would burgers and fries keep when mailed to the East coast?

;)

At last... someone who appreciates In-n-Out. And only five posts in...

Fishwrapper, MileHigh, Claws, P-Rasputin, Editude, mpcincal, rpmmutant... where the bejesus are you folks?

Sorry, Birdscribe. Just got home from work.

I lament the fact I will miss this. Four summers ago, I got addicted to four-by-fours (four patties, four slices of cheese). Got gall bladder surgery at the end of the summer.

Still, the one near my apartment in LA receives my patronage quite often.

And, In-N-Out fans, any excuse to post this:

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Meh, I won't fight the line, I'll just go across the street to Quizno's for better food.
 
I heard the lines at Phillippe's were a mile long, literally.
In-N-Out is awesome, but I gave up hamburgers about 4 years ago. You can probably guess why. I eat other bad-for-you stuff, but I'm sticking with my hamburger prohibition.
 
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Anyone who would choose Quiznos over In-n_Out needs serious help. :)

At least pick a decent sandwich shop, a local deli or some such thing. But Quiznos? Are you serious?
 
SportsHack1818 said:
Anyone who would choose Quiznos over In-n_Out needs serious help. :)

At least pick a decent sandwich shop, a local deli or some such thing. But Quiznos? Are you serious?

When it comes to fast food, Quiznos is definitely better. In 'N Out is good, but it isn't as amazing as everyone made it out to be before I came out here.
 
BYH said:
Birdscribe said:
The West Coast chapter of SportsJournalists.com Nation will undoubtedly rejoice in this little tidbit that graced my inbox today from a co-worker.

In-n-Out's 60th Year Anniversary is Wednesday, October 22nd. All hamburgers will be sold for 25 cents, Cheeseburgers 30 cents, Fries 15 cents, and drinks are 10 cents!!! So mark your calendars!

I warn you. Start lining up now. The lines for this will make the Star Wars movie lines look like a grocery check-out line on a Sunday morning.

You want a spoiler? Here's a spoiler. You will die alone...of a massive heart attack.

Great pull.
 
dreunc1542 said:
SportsHack1818 said:
Anyone who would choose Quiznos over In-n_Out needs serious help. :)

At least pick a decent sandwich shop, a local deli or some such thing. But Quiznos? Are you serious?

When it comes to fast food, Quiznos is definitely better. In 'N Out is good, but it isn't as amazing as everyone made it out to be before I came out here.

Hell, skip Quizno's. You want good sandwiches? Try Santoro's on Burbank Blvd. or Tony's Deli on Magnolia.
 
Exactly, Buck. A good deli is gold. Had myself a tremendous pastrami and corned beef on rye today.

Quiznos is just an overpriced Subway with ovens.
 
Well, sportshack, I do like me some Quizno's. Can't beat the $5 large sub deal they got going right now.

But nothing can top a good local deli. I've probably sampled more SoCal delis in the last 18 months than anyone should (of course, that's due to moving three times!) Found some great ones, Italian and otherwise.
 
Can't beat the $5 large sub deal they got going right now.

I prefer Subway's $5 deal (more choices of sandwiches and toppings), but either way, I still end up ordering two at a time so I'm not saving much money.
 
buckweaver said:
dreunc1542 said:
SportsHack1818 said:
Anyone who would choose Quiznos over In-n_Out needs serious help. :)

At least pick a decent sandwich shop, a local deli or some such thing. But Quiznos? Are you serious?

When it comes to fast food, Quiznos is definitely better. In 'N Out is good, but it isn't as amazing as everyone made it out to be before I came out here.

Hell, skip Quizno's. You want good sandwiches? Try Santoro's on Burbank Blvd. or Tony's Deli on Magnolia.

Why'd you wait until now to suggest these? I'll definitely give them a try.
 
pallister said:
Can't beat the $5 large sub deal they got going right now.

I prefer Subway's $5 deal (more choices of sandwiches and toppings), but either way, I still end up ordering two at a time so I'm not saving much money.

Am I the only one who goes to Subway, sees those $5 deals they're trumpeting as the greatest thing since porn and remembers the days when you could get TWO foot-long sandwiches for just over $5?
 
dreunc1542 said:
Why'd you wait until now to suggest these? I'll definitely give them a try.

I didn't. You just hadn't gotten here yet. :D

buckweaver said:
If you do stay in Burbank (and if Dodger Stadium is part of the deal, then it's a perfect location) ... you must eat lunch at Tony's Deli on Magnolia Ave. Runner-up: Santoro's on Burbank Blvd. Absolutely fantastic sandwiches.
 

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