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Last week, Colorado got its first 2 In-N-Outs.  One in Colorado Springs, one in Aurora.  The Aurora one apparently had lines 1.5-2 miles long and the local police estimated a 14 hour wait. (just an estimate...I didn't find any testimonials).  The Colorado Springs had their first customer camp out in the parking lot for 3 or so days.


https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/202...365689002/



I think something similar (though not as extreme) happened in Texas when they opened up their first In-N-Outs a few years ago (oh wow, not a few years but 9 years ago)



https://www.huffpost.com/entry/in-n-out-...n_n_861172

In 14 hours, I could go to the butcher shop, get fresh ground meat, take it home, mix it up with some bread crumbs and spices, cook it up just right, eat it with my favorite brew, clean up and get a full night's sleep. I like In 'n Out but it ain't worth waiting in line for.

[82 Card]

Last week, Colorado got its first 2 In-N-Outs.  One in Colorado Springs, one in Aurora.  The Aurora one apparently had lines 1.5-2 miles long and the local police estimated a 14 hour wait. (just an estimate...I didn't find any testimonials).  The Colorado Springs had their first customer camp out in the parking lot for 3 or so days.


https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/202...365689002/



I think something similar (though not as extreme) happened in Texas when they opened up their first In-N-Outs a few years ago (oh wow, not a few years but 9 years ago)



https://www.huffpost.com/entry/in-n-out-...n_n_861172

In 14 hours, I could go to the butcher shop, get fresh ground meat, take it home, mix it up with some bread crumbs and spices, cook it up just right, eat it with my favorite brew, clean up and get a full night's sleep. I like In 'n Out but it ain't worth waiting in line for.