i am a fat bastard

[Sammo115]

I've never had the fast food version, but I have had the supermarket ones. My parents who have had both said the supermarket ones taste like s**t compared to the real deal.

Hmmm...Sometimes I just wanna travel and eat LOL.

I know alot of people come to cali for In N Out burger . I dont know why. To me it just taste normal...maybe cause i worked there for 2 years LOL.

 

[io_303]

Hmmm...Sometimes I just wanna travel and eat LOL.

I know alot of people come to cali for In N Out burger . I dont know why. To me it just taste normal...maybe cause i worked there for 2 years LOL.

I had In N Out last time i was in SF, it was good, but nothing I would make a trip for.

 

[DailydrvnCivic]

man u was prob jus really really really hungry, me gettin a crave case i can only manage 2 eat 3 or 4 at the most idk man i dont like eating that many burgers jus couse of how greasy n s**t they r n im 6'2 210 lbs

 

[253eg]

Hmmm...Sometimes I just wanna travel and eat LOL.

I know alot of people come to cali for In N Out burger . I dont know why. To me it just taste normal...maybe cause i worked there for 2 years LOL.

Yeah, I've had In-N-Out, tasted like the burgers I make at home ahaha. We got a Sonics by us last year and I waited about 5months to go due to them always being busy and for the people to get the food preperations right.

Well, when I finally went, I ended up throwing my food away, it was poo.

My friends been wanting to travel to a White Castle

 

[io_303]

My friends been wanting to travel to a White Castle

Its not worth the trip just for the whities. I have been raised eating these things an love them. To the person eating them for the first time they will be just Ok.

Man, I am hungry for a slinger today, but my toilet and my body would never forgive me.

The Slinger is a Midwestern diner specialty typically consisting of two eggs, hash browns, and a hamburger patty (or any other meat) all covered in chili (with or without beans) and generously topped with cheese and onions. The eggs can be any style. The Slinger is considered to be a St. Louis late-night culinary original. It is described as "a hometown culinary invention that might account for St. Louis' high rate of heart disease: a mishmash of meat, hash-fried potatoes, eggs, and chili, sided with your choice of ham, sausage, bacon, hamburger patties, or an entire flippin' T-bone steak. It's dirt cheap, damn good and a drunk's dream."

 

[253eg]

Man, I am hungry for a slinger today, but my toilet and my body would never forgive me.

 

[DailydrvnCivic]

hahahahahahaha thats funny