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They have traffic control at the in-n-out burger in Allen tonight. Long line outside, too.

sjfcontrol wrote:They have traffic control at the in-n-out burger in Allen tonight. Long line outside, too.

That will probably continue. I have seen some locations where the line goes into the street during meal times.

I used to work close by one in California and they would shut down on of the lanes with cones for the line

stealthfightrf17 wrote:I used to work close by one in California and they would shut down on of the lanes with cones for the line

Walnut Blvd in Pasadena, just a little east of Allen?

stealthfightrf17 wrote:I used to work close by one in California and they would shut down on of the lanes with cones for the line

I'm curious. What city?

The Annoyed Man wrote:

stealthfightrf17 wrote:I used to work close by one in California and they would shut down on of the lanes with cones for the line

Walnut Blvd in Pasadena, just a little east of Allen?

I'm think'n that Pasadena is a bit WEST of Allen.

I'd been in San Diego about a week when one of my coworkers comes around one day going "In-n-out? in-n-out? you want nn-n-out?"
I'm like, "Huh"
"D'you wan . . . do you like in-n-out burgers?"
And everyone is looking at me, waiting for my answer. I had no idea what it was. Figured it was a trick on the new guy. (Thinking it means something dirty.)
"What's that?"
"Do you like . . . it's a hamburger. DO YOU LIKE HAMBURGERS?"
"Uh, yeah."
I didn't know he was offering to go get lunch for anyone who wanted a burger from In-N-Out. I'd never heard of such a place. "Yeah, sure, cheeseburger."

After a while, I had it down. I could be doing two other things and someone sticks their head in my cubicle and asks "In-N-Out?"
And I immediately respond, "Cheeseberger, grilled onions, no tomatoes!"


Dang, now I'm hungry.

Are the burgers so greasy they go through you that quick?

sjfcontrol wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:

stealthfightrf17 wrote:I used to work close by one in California and they would shut down on of the lanes with cones for the line

Walnut Blvd in Pasadena, just a little east of Allen?

I'm think'n that Pasadena is a bit WEST of Allen.

Well, Pasadena, Texas is South-Southeast of Allen.

WildBill wrote:

stealthfightrf17 wrote:I used to work close by one in California and they would shut down on of the lanes with cones for the line

I'm curious. What city?

Riverside, off of adams st

mgood wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:

stealthfightrf17 wrote:I used to work close by one in California and they would shut down on of the lanes with cones for the line

Walnut Blvd in Pasadena, just a little east of Allen?

I'm think'n that Pasadena is a bit WEST of Allen.

Well, Pasadena, Texas is South-Southeast of Allen.

I'm so confused!

I drove by the one in Frisco today over lunchtime and couldn't believe people will actually wait in that long of a line. I'd like to try it sometime, but it will have to be after the hype dies down.

sjfcontrol wrote:

mgood wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:

stealthfightrf17 wrote:I used to work close by one in California and they would shut down on of the lanes with cones for the line

Walnut Blvd in Pasadena, just a little east of Allen?

I'm think'n that Pasadena is a bit WEST of Allen.

Well, Pasadena, Texas is South-Southeast of Allen.

I'm so confused!

Walnut and Allen is an intersection in Pasadena CA, not far from Fuller Theological Seminary.

Pasadena and Riverside are both cities in California.

BrianSW99 wrote:I drove by the one in Frisco today over lunchtime and couldn't believe people will actually wait in that long of a line. I'd like to try it sometime, but it will have to be after the hype dies down.

When you go, just remember this: Double Double, animal style. And fries. Gots to have the fries!!

If you can't remember, write it down! It's the way to go. Trust me.