Is the In-N-Out secret menu exciting? Colorado residents seem to think so
For those who have lived in California their whole lives, In-N-Out’s secret menu isn’t so secret or special. But for someone who has never tried an In-N-Out burger, they’d probably shout for joy when the mouth-watering burger hits their mouth. They’d probably yell, “Mmm, this is a tasty burger!” like Jules Winnfield when he tries a Big Kahuna Burger in Pulp Fiction. We like to think he’d also love an In-N-Out burger.
Colorado residences simultaneously shouted Samuel L. Jackson’s famous line when the state’s first In-N-Out opened on Nov. 20th. Lines were wrapped around the block much as they do in California for a chance for Coloradans to try their first Double-Double. According to USA Today, Police estimated the line was fourteen hours long.
In-N-Out is one of those restaurants people, especially Texans, love to hate, but Texans also worship Whataburger like it’s a God. However, a fourteen-hour line doesn’t scream hate eating. Here are some of the best reactions to In-N-Out’s first Colorado location.
This is the 14-hour wait for the very first In-N-Out in Colorado…
They wanted that halfway-melted animal-style cheese/soggy fry hype I guess??? pic.twitter.com/4St4i1q6vK
— Andrew Morris (@AndruMorris) November 21, 2020
Animal Fries
This Twitter user is not wrong, but we’ve never had cheese fries from a fast-food chain that wasn’t halfway melted. The only way it’s not is a cheese sauce and not a melted slice of American cheese. Some people just don’t get it. In-N-Out was just built differently from all other fast-food chains.
Live look at every In-N-Out in Colorado pic.twitter.com/CLb37iZeAd
— dysy⚡ (@dysy_303) November 20, 2020
In-N-Out ≈ Krusty Krab
If you don’t get the hype of In-N-Out, it’s like Bikini Bottom’s obsession with the Krusty Krab.
This man pulled up to the In n Out to get in line and get knocked out of his sweatpants 😂😂😂. Day 1 and the city don't know how to act 😂 https://t.co/obRqqdzjxv pic.twitter.com/gOINJh0oBp
— 🇸🇻HONEY NUT BOOTY O'S🇸🇻 (@SalvaFlocka) November 20, 2020
Line, fries, and fights
Guys, we love In-N-Out, but no burger is worth fighting over.
Denver will hate on anything lol tf In-n-out do to y’all?? 😂
— ᴰ ᴱ ⱽ ᴬ ᴺ (@devbonillalopez) November 20, 2020
Speaking truth
Honestly, you don’t have one cheap chain restaurant you swear by? What did In-N-Out ever do to you? Just because you don’t like it, don’t get the hype, or just have bad taste, don’t put other people down for enjoying it.
I see the in-n-out haters have crawled out of the shadows again welp looks like it’s once more time to defend my King pic.twitter.com/pcRlLn8eS6
— Will Campos (@willbcampos) November 21, 2020
Defend the castle
We stand by you, king. We join in your fight to defend against the In-N-Out haters.
In-N-Out employees rn pic.twitter.com/9U1xkSCxws
— Alex (@fiftytwoeightyy) November 20, 2020
Don’t forget to tip your waiter
With a fourteen-hour line, we hope Coloradans tipped well. If you’ve never been to In-N-Out, their service is better than Chick-fil-A.
Everyone is waiting 12 hours for
In-N-Out and I’m over here at
Five Guys like: pic.twitter.com/KLrHnPODG2— GeoffinLincoln (@GeoffinLincoln) November 20, 2020
This is why we love In-N-Out
In-N-Out is great food for very little. You can taste the quality in every bite without breaking the bank. Five Guys is great, but it’s like eating at a five-star restaurant. You must be for all those bag fries, after all.
Disliking In N Out is not a personality trait, nobody thinks you’re edgy
— Dank Sinatra 🧼 (@ASAPRiley_kins) November 21, 2020
Preach!
We don’t understand why people continuously hate In-N-Out. You aren’t funny or edgy for hating on a regional fast-food chain. Let people who enjoy the chain have their fun. You can eat at your favorite chain, and we’ll eat at ours.
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Love it or hate, Coloradans showed up for the grand opening of the state’s first In-N-Out. Now, if you’ll excuse us, we’re off to In-N-Out for “A tasty burger”!
