Five Guys vs In N Out

[Dinner]

In-N-Out just sucks.

Drake is just a bad troll. If you're going to be something you might as well aspire to do it well.

That said, In "N Out is not the best burger in the world, it is a fast food burger, but it is without a doubt the best fast food burger out there bar none. If you compare it to $20 restaurant burgers then it won't stack up but if you remember what it is, a fast food burger, then it blows the doors off of just about anything costing 3-5 times more. It's just a really good, really juicy, really fresh, and very well made burger. Not bad for $2.35 and in fact the could probably sell it for twice the price or more and still sell out every day. Their shakes are without a doubt the best in the fast food business as well as they use real ice cream and not the cheap stuff while most of the competing fast food places use powders which they just add water to. Their fries though just aren't crisp enough for me though I've heard of a few tricks to get them to twice fry them for the proper crispiness but I mark them down since it's not on their official menu. It's still the best fast food place in the country though.

The only place which come close, which I have tried, is Jack in the Box which unfortunately uses frozen pre-made ingredients (thus why I put them below In 'N Out) but they do an excellent job of using various spices to make their food taste better then other fast food places, offering new interesting and/or different products not normally found in fast food joints, and trying to fill niches left open by the other larger national fast food chains.

[Dinner]

In -n- Out is terrific fast food. Double-Double, no onions, add pickles and fries well done and a shake is my usual. It is absolutely consistently good no matter what In -n- Out you eat in.

I have never tried 5 Guys though.

I always get my fries well done too though I usually order grilled onions and chopped peppers on it as well. It's the secret menu which allows you to get the exact customization you want which makes them so good because you end up getting exactly what you wanted exactly how you wanted it.

[Tupac Shakur]

Shake Shack destroys In-N-Out, you pathetic California hipsters. New York yuppies have always had more class and taste than you and always will.

[Asher]

Shake Shack is so ****ty they don't even operate in Canada.

I've never even heard of it.

[Tupac Shakur]

No place in Canada is wealthy or important enough to merit having a Shake Shack. Sorry.

[Asher]

No place in Canada is wealthy or important enough to merit having a Shake Shack. Sorry.

Income per capita NYC: $22402
Income per capita NYC (Manhattan): $42922
Income per capita Calgary: $54364

Not even in the same league for wealth.

[Lorizael]

Ugh. There should be a rule requiring threadjacks to be less boring than the OP.

[Tupac Shakur]

Income per capita NYC: $22402
Income per capita NYC (Manhattan): $42922
Income per capita Calgary: $54364

Not even in the same league for wealth.

They don't have Shake Shacks in Washington Heights...

[Dinner]

Income per capita NYC: $22402
Income per capita NYC (Manhattan): $42922
Income per capita Calgary: $54364

Not even in the same league for wealth.

Our's is only about $48,000 but it would be much higher if we didn't have all the illegals in San Ysidero dragging our averages down.

It may be better to go off of census blocks and see what the average household income in the census block we each live in makes.


Edit:
Where I live: "The community has a median income of approximately $63,000/year." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mira_Mesa,_San_Diego

Where I grew up: "The median household income was $144,438" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_Ranch,_San_Diego

Clearly San Diego is better then Calgary or Manhattan.

[Imran Siddiqui]

at the assertion that hipsters like popular, expensive places...

'Tis why they drink PBR. Everyone knows how pricey it is....

Some very strange definitions of hipster being thrown around on this thread.

Oh, and 5 Guys is great stuff . Cajun fries, FTW!

[Hauldren Collider]

Hipsters

[Asher]

Our's is only about $48,000 but it would be much higher if we didn't have all the illegals in San Ysidero dragging our averages down.

Are illegals reporting their income to the IRS?

Edit:
Where I live: "The community has a median income of approximately $63,000/year." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mira_Mesa,_San_Diego

Where I grew up: "The median household income was $144,438" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scripps_Ranch,_San_Diego

Clearly San Diego is better then Calgary or Manhattan.

San Diego median household income: $47,016
Calgary median household income: $91,570

San Diego's per capita income (which is not household income, which is what you cited) is only $22,922 (vs $54K)

[MikeH]

What's the median pizza diameter though?

[Asher]

Are you counting illegal pizzas?

[MikeH]

I am not, no.