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we used to have Jack in the Boxes here in Ma.
They were one of the only places open after midnight and would do a booming business when all the bars closed at 1 and 2 in the morning.
They had lots of problems with salmonella and the local health departments. and all or most of the stores closed after. (related or not)
I don't recall having anything there but the three tacos for a buck.
At 1 or 2 in the morning. :-)
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billb wrote:
we used to have Jack in the Boxes here in Ma.
They were one of the only places open after midnight and would do a booming business when all the bars closed at 1 and 2 in the morning.
They had lots of problems with salmonella and the local health departments. and all or most of the stores closed after. (related or not)
I don't recall having anything there but the three tacos for a buck.
At 1 or 2 in the morning. :-)
Now that's what I'm talkin' about. A double-thrill meal. Will I survive the deliciousness?
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Grace62 wrote:
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we used to have Jack in the Boxes here in Ma.
They were one of the only places open after midnight and would do a booming business when all the bars closed at 1 and 2 in the morning.
They had lots of problems with salmonella and the local health departments. and all or most of the stores closed after. (related or not)
I don't recall having anything there but the three tacos for a buck.
At 1 or 2 in the morning. :-)
Now that's what I'm talkin' about. A double-thrill meal. Will I survive the deliciousness?
I'm surprised that Jack in the Box is still open under that name after what happened in Washington state back in '93.
Jack in the Box is big in California (at least). There's a commercial every half-hour. They never went away, but the chain was relaunched thematically in the 90's.
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It's still big in Washington too. I think the commercials are pretty cute.
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Grace62 wrote:
It's still big in Washington too. I think the commercials are pretty cute.
How come I didn't know you lived in Washington. See how much I pay attention?
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It all depends.
Dick's is great, their fries are great. In-n-Out is usually very good, though it sounds like the OP's experience was abnormal.
I had five guys a couple weeks ago for the first time. Meh.
Fatburger = Meh/blah.
Blake's Lotaburger... okay I admit I haven't had this in a while but I remember it being VERY good, especially because you can get a green chili burger which is awesome.
Burgers are always better with green chilis.
I like Blake's. I like Dick's, but they're different. Dick's is more simple, less expensive, cash-only and has quite a heritage. But if you put the burgers side-by-side, didn't tell me the cost, didn't tell me where they came from, I'd probably like Blake's more. And in-n-out too though they're a bit more greasy.
There's also The Counter. They're highly rated but my issue is that when it's up to me to order all the ingredients, I order a burger just like I make at home and it tastes about the same.
Which leaves me with my final answer to this question: My house. (Though it doesn't really qualify as fast-food)
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Anyone enjoy Heart Attack Grill?