Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> On Mon 19 Jan 2009 05:39:11p, D K told us...
>
>> Becca wrote:
>>> Andy wrote:
>>>> Whew!
>>>>
>>>> I was in town and drove past a McDonalds and an overwhelming urge just
>>>> about took over the steering wheel!
>>>>
>>>> I'd seen a $2.00 Big Mac commercial on TV the day before, I think and
>>>> not having one in years, I (I confess) was tempted.
>>>>
>>>> I regained control of the car AND my senses and drove home, feeling
>>>> almost scared for myself.
>>>>
>>>> Whew!
>>>>
>>>> Andy
>>> Last week, I wanted a cheeseburger really bad, but they do not have
>>> Whataburger in Las Vegas. The last time I had a burger it was at an
>>> airport Burger King and I could barely finish it. Whataburger has me
>>> spoiled, but they are not a national chain. I was able to stay on my
>>> diet one more day, thanks to that. lol
>>>
>>> Becca
>> They do have In-N-Out. We took a cab there and when I asked the driver
>> if he should come back, he said cabs were there all the time. He wasn't
>> kidding. We waited less than 5 minutes for a return trip.
>>
>> Good burger, too. I also had my first Jack In The Box Burger in Las
>> Vegas. I was impressed. For fast burgers, you can't beat either one.
>>
>> -dk
>>
>
> I'm sure Jack In The Box must be different in different cities. I have yet
> to find one in the Phoenix where the food was fit to eat.
>
> In-N-Out is the only fast food place we go to around here, except for the
> occasional foray into Whataburger.
>

The place was packed mid-day and just off the strip. I'm sure it was
mostly tourists but I can't imagine they would cook their food differently.

-dk

D K said...

>> I'm sure Jack In The Box must be different in different cities. I have
>> yet to find one in the Phoenix where the food was fit to eat.
>>
>> In-N-Out is the only fast food place we go to around here, except for
>> the occasional foray into Whataburger.
>>
>
> The place was packed mid-day and just off the strip. I'm sure it was
> mostly tourists but I can't imagine they would cook their food
> differently.
>
> -dk


There's an aggressive Sonic Burger TV commercial campaign in Philly without
one in sight for 200 miles or more.

I'd just assume White Castle a few "sliders" cheeseburgers from the frozen
food aisle. Maybe even fresh somewhere over in New Jersey.

Or second, a few rippers (deep fried hot dogs) at Clifton, NJ's Rutt's Hut.

Andy

On Tue 20 Jan 2009 05:44:16p, D K told us...

> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>> On Mon 19 Jan 2009 05:39:11p, D K told us...
>>
>>> Becca wrote:
>>>> Andy wrote:
>>>>> Whew!
>>>>>
>>>>> I was in town and drove past a McDonalds and an overwhelming urge
>>>>> just about took over the steering wheel!
>>>>>
>>>>> I'd seen a $2.00 Big Mac commercial on TV the day before, I think
>>>>> and not having one in years, I (I confess) was tempted.
>>>>>
>>>>> I regained control of the car AND my senses and drove home, feeling
>>>>> almost scared for myself.
>>>>>
>>>>> Whew!
>>>>>
>>>>> Andy
>>>> Last week, I wanted a cheeseburger really bad, but they do not have
>>>> Whataburger in Las Vegas. The last time I had a burger it was at an
>>>> airport Burger King and I could barely finish it. Whataburger has me
>>>> spoiled, but they are not a national chain. I was able to stay on my
>>>> diet one more day, thanks to that. lol
>>>>
>>>> Becca
>>> They do have In-N-Out. We took a cab there and when I asked the
>>> driver if he should come back, he said cabs were there all the time.
>>> He wasn't kidding. We waited less than 5 minutes for a return trip.
>>>
>>> Good burger, too. I also had my first Jack In The Box Burger in Las
>>> Vegas. I was impressed. For fast burgers, you can't beat either one.
>>>
>>> -dk
>>>
>>
>> I'm sure Jack In The Box must be different in different cities. I have
>> yet to find one in the Phoenix where the food was fit to eat.
>>
>> In-N-Out is the only fast food place we go to around here, except for
>> the occasional foray into Whataburger.
>>
>
> The place was packed mid-day and just off the strip. I'm sure it was
> mostly tourists but I can't imagine they would cook their food
> differently.
>
> -dk
>

The Jack in the Box places here in Phoenix are busy, too, but that doesn't
mean the food is good.

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Li'l Wayne Boatwrong cried:

> The Jack in the Box places here in Phoenix are busy, too, but that doesn't
> mean the food is good.


Kinda like you posting a lot here...but that doesn't mean your posts are any
good.


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