[kawhill]

“Would it be possible, they wondered, to make a classic double-double, but with 98 extra patties and 98 extra slices of cheese?” I sure hope it had bacon on it too.

[Fido969]

“because we ate it, felt terrible and didn’t go out after.”

In, but not out, burger.

[Libloather]

Long toothpick.

[Vision]

The superficial lives of San Franfreakos.

[BigFreakinToad]

to much time to piddle away

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Just a double-double between two tomato slices. I’m good. I miss In-N-Out.

[FreedomCalls]

Everything has its price. Ask me to make you a burger with 100 patties, and if regular customers get priority, pay me enough, you get your burger.

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

Who is going to top that ordering a Thousand/Thousand? lol

[Larry Lucido]

So In n Out has been “broken” ever since? Kind of a silly headline.

That said, I worked at Wendy’s in 1982, and it was normal to have a couple dozen hamburger patties staged on the grill at a time throughout lunch and dinner. You would typically sell several hundred hamburger patties as singles, doubles and triples during a rush. One bus load might be 100 patties and you loaded up the grill soon as it pulled onto the lot. If they all ordered Frosties, well, you ended up with plenty of meat to make chili.

[webheart]

Over the top headline for sure. I don’t go to in n out much but I know that there are 4 them within a short driving distance of my house. They are all still there. Today. That doesn’t look like broken forever. I never heard of this event ever until now and in n out doesn’t seem broken to me.

[Svartalfiar]

The SF Tech Worker Whose Unhinged Order Broke In-N-Out Forever

I'm confused.. How is the restaurant broken if they easily completed is order..?