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5.11.2011
This Can't Possibly Be True
Another burger post. I would think that some of those people are in line for the drive-through at that place, but not all. Right? I'm guessing some are in the lane waiting for a right hand turn, but I'm not sure about that. Wouldn't even those people think something is wrong, and pull out to find an alternative route?
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I'll NEVER go there, nor anywhere for a burger, except my own home. We make 'em better!
This same craziness happened in Lubbock when they opened the Krispy Kreme. It went on for two weeks. They had to have police directing traffic around the building and down the block. Six months later I finally bought some donuts there. Meh.
krispy kreme should sell deep fried burgers...now that would be worth waiting in line for
Were they crispy and creamy?
Insane in the membrane.
Those things had better have Krispy Kremes for buns, be tied shut with strips of bacon, deep fried then coated with chocolate and served up by Dallas Cowboy's Cheerleaders.
Oh, and be free.
I counted 76 cars. This is stupidity at its finest!!!!!!!!!!
76 cars, the restaurant was geared up to process orders in drive thru at about a car per minute...so an hour and fifteen minutes. Can take longer than that in traffic to attend a sporting event around here. Guess waiting in traffic for that is also stupidity at its finest. Especially considering you also waste a ton of money and additional time sitting in a chair watching a football game that you could watch at your house.
It's a freaking Cali burger with thousand island dressing. It ain't all that people.
pull out to find an alternative route
Mrs. LL lets you do that?
Rage
Those are good burgers, Walter.
Wordkyle is from Lubbock. That explains a lot.
Rage
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