re: In and Out burger in Louisiana?

It's ok, it would do well when new, but then that will fade.

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But it's still needs to be considered when comparing products.

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Agreed. I’ve only been to shake shack once, and it was absolutely delicious, but I paid $7 for a burger that was smaller than a $3 in n out single cheeseburger.

I know a $3 or $4 price difference isn’t going to break the bank, but when comparing products, shake shack really operates in a different segment than in n out.

Used to live a block away from an In and Out in AZ and drove past it to go to Whataburger

Whataburger > In and Out

In N Out has a steadfast rule about locations not being further than 300 miles from their distribution centers. So, unless you hear about one of those being opened anywhere near where you are, a location isn't happening.

In N Out has a lot in common with Chick Fil A. Both are run by people with strong Christian beliefs. (In N Out is known for having bible verses on their cups, napkins, etc.) Both pay much better than their competitors and as a result, tend to have much better employees / managers. I love both but neither are an "end all / be all" experience. If I'm hungry and I'm by one that doesn't have an insanely long line (VERY rare with In N Out, sadly) I'm stopping. So, anytime someone yells BOYCOTT, I'm like...bring it, bitches.

In N Out policies

In-n-out offers a $7 fast food burger. For what it is, it's not bad. It's probably not my favorite but if you were expecting something life-altering that's really on you.

A big part of their appeal is they only use fresh ingredients (don't freeze anything) and their customer service is A++++ as far as fast food goes

I meant the meal

I’m currently at shake shack. Two burgers, a fry, a coke, and a beer was $24. It’s not like shake shack is expensive. Without the beer it would have been $18 for two people.

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Two burgers, a fry, a coke, and a beer was $24.

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$24 for fast food is laughable.