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as the westcoast version of the way guys from the North East/New England region treat Dunkin Donuts. There's a TON of emotional energy involved.
My update on this matter - have had Shake Shack today, I'm gonna say the hierarchy is actually this:Steak n' Shake > Shake Shack and In n Out (tie or respectively, as In n Out fries suck)Mustard is the key element for me - I don't understand mayo on burgers, there's already too much fat on a burger by way of the patty, cheese, and possibly bacon - if you sub mayo for mustard then you're in for up to 4 fats and only 2-3 astringents if you get the onions, pickles, and tomato. Shake Shack is a decent burger but is greasy as ****. I'd eat it in a diner at 3am and it'd be fulfilling if I'd drank a six pack, but I wouldn't want to brown bag it back to the office and have to marinate in it for 6 more hours of a workday, like I saw all the bankers do down at battery park today.
I went to the In-N-Out in San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf. I had never been there before. I really wanted to try the food and see what it might be like. However I think I went at the wrong time. There were many beastly fat people there. I mean, these poor people and their children (young kids and teenagers) were completely ROUND. They fit the whole fast food victim nightmare profile. T-shirts, shorts, baseball caps, flabby arms and forearms, huge torsos, impending diabetes, heart and knee problems all around. I tried to blend in behind an ordering line. The skinnies were definately outnumbered. I felt so strangely uncomfortable there I convinced myself I had to leave. I am not a hater, I just felt sorry for everyone in there.
What did you expect at one of the most touristy spots in the city?
neither are meant to be a mindblowing experience. just something you crave when you crave a good cheap fast burger, but have higher standards than mcdonalds.
Now, now ... not all Californians think in lock-step. I spent 25 years making California my primary residence ... and I still consider it a part-year residence. But, I have no special love of In-N-Out. If I'm driving long distance and find myself hungry -- about the only time it might be considered an possible option -- it would be among those establishments I classify as a last resort.The burger was decent, but not the godsend to rule all fast food burgers that Californians make it out to be.
As I noted above, it might be a last resort option, but I can't imagine myselve actually 'craving' such a thing as a 'cheap fast burger.'just something you crave when you crave a good cheap fast burger