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To: DoodleDawg
"Why won’t other states allow them to build restaurants?"

I have not even seen it in 40+ years, but there was one near Charlotte in Kannapolis, NC (or was it Concord?) when I was growing up.

Google claims there are 4 or 5 in that area today. Maybe it was economics that kept them from spreading more.

56 posted on 06/28/2017 7:45:11 AM PDT by HangThemHigh (Entropy is not what it used to be.)
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To: HangThemHigh

I have not even seen it in 40+ years, but there was one near Charlotte in Kannapolis, NC (or was it Concord?) when I was growing up.

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Those were not a part of the Texas What-A-Burger chain.

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What-A-Burger restaurants (as well with other variations of the name) were formed by other entrepreneurs than the Branch family during the post-World War II period. For example, a small chain now based in Concord, North Carolina, was founded by Eb Bost & C.W. Bost, Jr. and operates as What-A-Burger Drive-Ins, Inc. with several locations, are all still under the leadership of members of their families.[1] It also visibly numbered their stores starting from #1 in Kannapolis, North Carolina to #15 in Concord.[2][3]

The What-A-Burger restaurants in Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina are not to be confused with the much larger Whataburger chain based in Texas.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What-A-Burger


61 posted on 06/28/2017 8:02:50 AM PDT by deport
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To: HangThemHigh

The NC What-A-Burger is a different name. Note the hyphens.


72 posted on 06/28/2017 9:19:08 AM PDT by Deplorable American1776 (Proud to be a DeplorableAmerican with a Deplorable Family...even the dog is DEPLORABLE :-))
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