He better hope Claiborne isn't a bust..

[KJJ]

Originally Posted by superpunk

It's hype. Like Pink's Hot Dogs...nothing special but there's always a line.

Hype eventually dies if something doesn't live up to it. In N Out has been in business for over 50 years. People don't form lines year after year if something isn't worth the wait and is all hype.

[superpunk]

Originally Posted by KJJ

Hype eventually dies if something doesn't live up to it. In N Out has been in business for over 50 years. People don't form lines year after year if something isn't worth the wait and is all hype.

The line forming is really only at new spots where people want to check out the hype or places where there aren't many In N Outs. I never see any exceptional lines at InNOut, no more than say Wendys or Del Taco at lunchtime.

[KJJ]

Originally Posted by superpunk

The line forming is really only at new spots where people want to check out the hype or places where there aren't many In N Outs. I never see any exceptional lines at InNOut, no more than say Wendys or Del Taco at lunchtime.

There's In N Out locations in LA that have been around for years that have lines into the street everyday during the lunch hr and in the evening depends on your location. There's a reason people are willing to sit in a car on a hot summer day waiting to be served at In N Out and it's not simply the hype. Most who wait in those long lines have eaten there before. I don't see near the lines at Wendy's or Del Taco there's nothing special about them.

Some people will opt for either one or whatever chain is in the area because they don't want to wait in a long line at In N Out. I've driven up to In N Out before and settled for something else once I saw the long line dripping into the street. Obviously you don't think In N Out is anything special that's your opinion to each his own.

[KJJ]

I should add that one reason for the long lines at In N Out is they don't have near as many locations as some burger chains. In Ca there's 199 In N Out locations compared to 450 McDonalds locations.

[D29Murray]

[KJJ]

Originally Posted by D29Murray

It was for a good cause....food!

[TOYSTER17]

Originally Posted by KJJ

There's In N Out locations in LA that have been around for years that have lines into the street everyday during the lunch hr and in the evening depends on your location. There's a reason people are willing to sit in a car on a hot summer day waiting to be served at In N Out and it's not simply the hype. Most who wait in those long lines have eaten there before. I don't see near the lines at Wendy's or Del Taco there's nothing special about them.

Some people will opt for either one or whatever chain is in the area because they don't want to wait in a long line at In N Out. I've driven up to In N Out before and settled for something else once I saw the long line dripping into the street. Obviously you don't think In N Out is anything special that's your opinion to each his own.

Yup, every In-N-Out around the area I grew up in is packed and has been this way as long as I can remember.

Must be nice and cool out in Malibu right now, we're at about 97 down here in the valley.

[KJJ]

Originally Posted by TOYSTER17

Must be nice and cool out in Malibu right now, we're at about 97 down here in the valley.

It's 72 here we rarely break 80 degrees.

[Hostile]

Here is Sensabaugh's new toy.

[phildominator]

Unless the owner was going for a retro look, the Star should have another blue outline.

[GimmeTheBall!]

Originally Posted by Joshmil53

Not my picture, found on another website.

*****ing car, man. Watta ya got undernearth the metallic hood?
Strangely, i just got the urge for a Whataburger. Must get a burger . . . .

[Future]

Originally Posted by RastaRocket

Well, the Mercedes was just an extreme example of class. You can get a cheaper Benz; or just get a challenger but keep it classy. Not that big of a deal just my opinion. It looks trashy.

You don't keep it classy by getting a car with suicide doors