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When I first moved to the west coast, I was lead to believe that In-N-Out was actually good. Instead, I paid a lot of money for ~McDonald's quality food, and it
by oldmanjay 11y ago
When I first moved to the west coast, I was lead to believe that In-N-Out was actually good. Instead, I paid a lot of money for ~McDonald's quality food, and it took longer to get it.
Now I'm to believe people want this delivered? I supposed if you really needed to squeeze the last bit of edibility out of the food, sure, but I feel like the doordash premium makes this a fool's game.
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- eridius 11y agoI'm not really a fan of In-N-Out either, but I will admit that their food is not the same as McDonalds. That said, there are plenty of people that use services like Postmates to get McDonalds food, and it works pretty well.
- dboreham 11y ago"~McDonald's quality"?? If you mean within an order of magnitude, then I suppose yes. Neither is the French Laundry. For me In-N-Out is clearly superior. In fact, I use them vs McDonalds as an example to show my kids what happens when Wall St. gets in charge of a business. One presumes that a long time ago McDonalds did make food of equal quality to In-n-Out but decades of squeezing out that extra 0.1% of profit margin every month has an effect.
- SilasX 11y agoI agree, but that's not relevant to the story here, and is a personal opinion, which is why I think you got voted down.