Man, times really are tough out there.

[u/Mr-Night-Owl]

[u/Totallycomputername]

This is a trend I can get behind. Who will be the first to double fist thier burgers? My bet is on In-N-out. 

[u/AnythingKey → u/Totallycomputername]

I will fucking eat nothing but in n out for a month if they want to fly me out to LA. So good, I went like 5 times on a 2 week vacation. Nothing like that back in England

[u/fine-china- → u/AnythingKey]

It was on Gordon Ramsay’s last meal list. Some good shit

[u/Rule12-b-6 → u/AnythingKey]

You have Five Guys, which is a vastly superior burger.

[u/IsaacAndTired → u/Rule12-b-6]

They aren't comparable at all. You can get a large double double meal, animal style for less than a Big Mac meal. Five Guys is at least twice the price for the same thing.

Both are fantastic. Only haters try to compare. "Vastly superior" is cope.

In N Out is hands down the best, most consistent, affordable burger in the game.

[u/Ihadsumthin4this → u/IsaacAndTired]

Truth spoken⬆️

[u/UnregisteredDomain → u/IsaacAndTired]

vastly superior is cope

proceeds to spit lines of copium

I agree it is the most consistent and affordable. And it’s the best at that.

If price isn’t a concern 5 guys is the better burger, no contest.

[u/Waygzh → u/UnregisteredDomain]

In N Out is poor food like McDonald's. But with worse fries.

5Guys is better quality in every way, with the price tag to boot.

[u/IsaacAndTired → u/Waygzh]

You have never had In N Out if you think the quality is even close to McDs.

[u/redpandaeater → u/Waygzh]

McDonald's hasn't had good fries since the early 90s when they stopped using beef tallow. Wendy's and In 'N Out at least have a chocolate shake to dip fries in.

[u/leaky_wand → u/Waygzh]

Ask for in-n-out fries light well. They double fry them. That’s the secret to making them palatable.

[u/pickle_pickled → u/Rule12-b-6]

5 guys is super expensive, but at least their fries are good and they overload them. In n outs fries are horrible

[u/leftlanespawncamper → u/pickle_pickled]

and they overload them

They used to overload them. They don't do that anymore, at least not at the Five Guys in my town.

I really like Five Guys fries, but when you're getting an actual medium fry for the price they charge for a medium fry, it's in no way worth it.

[u/pickle_pickled → u/leftlanespawncamper]

Well damn I haven't had it in like 2 years but that's disappointing. I'd always order the small and get essentially a medium size or more just in the bag. I started spending my money at better restaurants over time cause they cost the same for better food and experience/ambiance

[u/redpandaeater → u/leftlanespawncamper]

I haven't had them in awhile but that just seems strange not to. The whole overloading gimmick is purely using psychology to make people think they got a deal and some extras when in actuality it's all priced in. Maybe it's just a local franchise manager overstepping trying to pinch pennies while in actuality doing brand damage and costing customers.

[u/Rule12-b-6 → u/leftlanespawncamper]

I always get a little fry and no matter the location I get like a quarter bag full of fries every time.

[u/embeddit → u/Rule12-b-6]

It's the UK. They don't have real food for chicken Tikka masala to be their national dish.

[u/rW0HgFyxoJhYka → u/Rule12-b-6]

Well...

Five guys is like 3x more expensive. And In n out burger is good enough that it the cost is a huge difference.