Stupid Guest Tricks

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"Small" cheeseburger and Cajun Fries. That is all.

Little Wallaby and I share the regular bacon double cheeseburger. Cajun fries are not usually my thing as they rub me the wrong way, but Five Guys does them right.

I have a friend from Monorails who I took there the first few times. He was a CP from Idaho. He had spent time as a trucker in the NW, including quite a bit of time hauling potatoes. We'd go in there, see where the potatoes were from, and comment that so-and-so was probably the farmer.

The first time I went to Five Guys I was gob-struck by their marketing genius. Drop a few extra fries onto the top of the items in the bag. Genius I tell you. Now, intellectually I know that it is all factored into the cost, but everytime I pull out those "extra" fries I just get a tiny thrill. :D:

I've never been all that impressed with Five Guys burgers, they just fairly average burgers.

Five guys on the other hand...

A very good friend asked me to meet him at Five Guys because he was leaving DL in a few days. He also invited another friend who had worked at DisneyAna who had flown down from San Francisco to surprise me. All was fine. I was surprised & we talked for 4 hours, but I'd not go out of my way for Five Guys. In N Out is much better.

I love five guys burgers but I always hate the fries. They are greasy, soggy and just plain terrible.

I know I am going to filleted, but I don't really care for In N Out. And that's after a week of it being the only affordable food available near where I was staying (and so it was lunch and dinner for a week).

Main Streeter wrote:A very good friend asked me to meet him at Five Guys because he was leaving DL in a few days. He also invited another friend who had worked at DisneyAna who had flown down from San Francisco to surprise me. All was fine. I was surprised & we talked for 4 hours, but I'd not go out of my way for Five Guys. In N Out is much better.

Big Wallaby wrote:I know I am going to filleted, but I don't really care for In N Out. And that's after a week of it being the only affordable food available near where I was staying (and so it was lunch and dinner for a week).

So, what's In N Out like. I've never heard of them before, and am not aware of any around here. (I'll have to do a search :) )

They're a CA company, specializing in hamburgers and fries, very inexpensive, and generally very crowded at lunchtime.