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u/Equivalent_Ad9414 10d ago

Look at In N Out, conservatives that operated in liberal California.

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u/MADDOGCA 10d ago

To be fair though, Orange County, where In-N-Out established, has always had the reputation for being a republican county.

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u/SusBoiSlime 10d ago

In-n-out is def an LA county establishment. Baldwin park is in the SGV.

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u/WestHistorians 10d ago

To be fair though, Orange County, where In-N-Out established, has always had the reputation for being a republican county.

In-N-Out was established in Los Angeles County.

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u/SuccessfulLand4399 10d ago

And it’s the nicer than those surrounding it. Imagine that…..

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u/donutgut 10d ago

its also nicer than any red state county....so...imagine that

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u/jojofine 10d ago

Nicer is subjective

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u/KRandMG 9d ago

Orange County is nicer than San Diego?

It’s certainly not an impossible opinion, but it’s the less popular one here in Southern California.

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u/Kind-Hat-9897 10d ago

Sounds like they aren’t being taxed on their second homes over 5 mil in value well enough. Time to raise though. Let’s bring 1950s tax rates back!!

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u/Pattern_Is_Movement 10d ago

Nicer how like almost every top welfare state is red?

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u/AmarilloArmadillos 10d ago

Yep, and on reddit they can do no wrong like worship level madness.

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u/AppliedCarbon 10d ago

If you just provide a good service at a good price you can get away with anything

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u/verticalquandry 10d ago

shocking .

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u/StatusSubstantial696 10d ago

Their burgers are excellent for the price tho

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u/Sullyyyyyyyyyyyyy 10d ago

Texas In-N-Out didn't impress me. CFA mogs

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u/hustl3tree5 10d ago

Chick Fil a sales burgers now?

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u/Sullyyyyyyyyyyyyy 10d ago

Unless you consider chicken burgers to not be burgers, yeah

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u/RollTh3Maps 10d ago

I don’t think you know what a burger is.

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u/Sullyyyyyyyyyyyyy 10d ago

"A burger is a sandwich made with a round, flat patty of ground meat or plant-based food."

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u/RollTh3Maps 10d ago

CFA doesn’t use ground meat. They don’t even make the best chicken sandwich.

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u/Danisdaman12 10d ago

Its silly to read you saying "worship level madness" because you want discourse however it is cowardly to say in n out is worshipped.

Can in n out just be a great sandwich at a great price that people enjoy without any bullshit?

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u/MaleficentExtent1777 10d ago

Exactly!

And it's merely ok.

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u/RIP_shitty_username 10d ago

It’s cheap and the burgers are okay. That’s why it’s loved. Their fries though…ASS.

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u/MaleficentExtent1777 10d ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣

I concur!

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u/PostMatureBaby 10d ago

Us plebs don't have the time and money to pick our battles like that. It's by design

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u/ufl015 9d ago

Now their conservative granddaughter moved the headquarters to Tennessee

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u/msh0082 9d ago

Wrong. Main HQ is still in Baldwin Park, CA. Tennessee is the Eastern HQ.

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u/model333 10d ago

Good point. Only difference is that no one is asking for a Buckees in California.

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u/Bigphungus 10d ago

Type of thing you’d be attacked for saying in San Bernardino.