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"Sheldon" > wrote:

> Stan Horwitz wrote:
> > Donald Martinich wrote:
> > > "KevinS" wrote:
> > >
> > > > Hmm, you go to Las Vegas from the east coast and you get to
> > > > In-n-Out before I do, and I live in Northern California. I moved here
> > > > about a year ago. Never heard of INO before moving here. Never
> > > > been in one. Can't recall ever driving past one, although the website
> > > > says there are several in my area. Well, if I ever go by one, I'll stop
> > > > and check it out.
> > >
> > > You should do that just to see what the fuss is about. Just don't get
> > > your hopes too high. I will say that I prefer IO to Mc Duck's, BK, Jack,
> > > and Wendy, especially if they are all near the same off-ramp. They are
> > > freshly cooked but it's still an industrial fast-food burger. And if
> > > you factor in the the frequently longer wait...
> >
> > A few friends and I visit Las Vegas two or three times a year and we
> > usually eat at least one meal at the Inn 'N Out that's just off the
> > Strip near the New York New York. We usually walk there to burn off the
> > calories. The burgers are great there, but I really like the In 'N Out
> > t-shirts.
>
> You eat the t-shirts?

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