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Do you not have tastebuds?
by loblollyboy 6y ago
Do you not have tastebuds?
- jiofih 6y agoDo you? Those are some of the best dirty burgers you can have on this planet.
- sli 6y agoThey've gotten horrendously expensive in the fast few years, though. That's my only real issue. My order has gone from $10 to $17 since they opened in my town, so I just don't go anymore.
- rhizome 6y agoI was talking about this just last night. Five Guys is absolutely the worst of the mid-priced hamburger chains, and even their fries are almost as bad as In-N-Out's, which is like making a car whose steering wheel flies off while you're driving.
- freehunter 6y agoI think my tastebuds must be off because I feel the same way. There's always a huge line at Five Guys and people rave about it but whenever I eat there I feel like I need a straw for my fries because they're just drowning in grease. I get that people like it and I'm certainly not going to discourage anyone from doing what they enjoy, but I also feel like social media has turned certain fast food chains into memes where you can't merely just be satisfied with something, you either need to looooovveeeee iiiitttt or demand it be "canceled". There's no middle ground.
- AlphaSite 6y agoThe fries are fairly mediocre, but their burgers are pretty fantastic, espesicslky if you’re a fan of animal style.
- seized 6y agoSaying Five Guys is the worst in a thread that features McDonalds... Five Guys is gourmet compared to McDonalds.
- rhizome 6y agoThat's why I distinguished McD's out of the comparison with "mid-priced."
- jessaustin 6y agoIn-n-out fries must be eaten while they're hot. In that state they are delicious. The precipitous decline in quality upon cooling occurs because they are made by frying potato pieces rather than by assembling various starches in a laboratory.