Thread: 60 years of In-N-Out!

One of my favorite places to eat. Too bad the rumor was not true.


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The Counter>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>In and Out

Dont be a Jackass, like HOMERSIMPS and go there for a .25 hamburger. He waited in line over an hour and found out that the mass email about .25 hamburgers for the 60th aniversary was false. What a doofus.

Originally Posted by BAD91

Dont be a Jackass, like HOMERSIMPS and go there for a .25 hamburger. He waited in line over an hour and found out that the mass email about .25 hamburgers for the 60th aniversary was false. What a doofus.

Hey Reno 911, I heard Krispy-Kreme is giving away free donuts to all Burbank Police ocifers. Time to role on over. Code Red.
My wife told me about the .25 burgers and I set her straight just after I popper her one.

They are too cheap to do anything for their customers who have kept them in buisness this long. Tommy's for theirs gave out 60 cent burgers and pinks gave out 60 cent hot dogs and philippes for their 100th gave out 10 cent sandwhiches. In-n-out claims their prices are all ready low so no need to make a nice gesture to customers who have kept them in buisness so long. If you are craving a burger try the Habit the burger is just as good and you can see the meat too.

In N Out is good. There's better burger places though. Everyone knows that.

Don't be such a whiner. The lines are long enough without adding freeloaders looking for a cheap lunch.

In N Out has had fair prices since the very beginning. They also pay their employees better than most fast food chains. Can you imagine how much money you would waste waiting in line if they did lower their prices for a day? Not to mention how hard it would be for them to keep the supply of fresh ingredients. They have always left the gimmicks to others, no reason to change on their anniversary.

Originally Posted by DougW8

In N Out has had fair prices since the very beginning. They also pay their employees better than most fast food chains. Can you imagine how much money you would waste waiting in line if they did lower their prices for a day? Not to mention how hard it would be for them to keep the supply of fresh ingredients. They have always left the gimmicks to others, no reason to change on their anniversary.

Pretty much sums it up. No need for a gimmick or sales slant to bring people in. The lines are already insane, and the prices are better than just about anywhere else. Last I heard, the theme song is even the same as it's been for decades. That is savings passed on to the consumer.