In-N-Out Burger Locations

Went to chowmin on ekadasi and the thing I noticed made me infurate. What they did was, kept the original menu aside and provided with a paper kind of menu with every dish increased by atleast 120-150 rupees. Honestly I would have atleast trying to make sense of it if it was during puja but still it's unethical practice. But to keep it going even after the puja is pure greed and when I asked the waiter about it and why this is happening.he had no clue and just laughed it off. And I know the call came from the owner and their business partners. But this greed and taking advantage of people during festivals is pure evil and unethical. So yeah f**k you Chowman Edit : I've noticed t...

This tale took place at a Burger King. Al was normal until the workers got a shiver down their spine. One worker says (she’s here). The doors barged open as a Karen walked in (oh no). The Karen asked for her order and they already knew that she was going to wine about the minorest things. Last time she went berserk over an extra tomato. She asked for her order and they made it but someone had an idea. They went to the bathroom and they had a bag with them (you can guess what happened). After words they made the food and gave her the filth she deserves. So she ate it (obviously) down to the very last bite and she left, but then she got a heart attack and died right at the doorway. No one ca...

Speaking from an American POV in a lower middle class to working class part of a city. Even as a vegetarian, there's a lot of convenience foods available. It's *very* easy to eat out or buy quick foods at a supermarket if you're vegetarian. Removing all animal products from your diet changes things. A lot of foods contain dairy, gelatin, eggs, or vitamins that use animal products. If you eat out, it's often a gamble. Does that soup or rice include broth? Is there milk or eggs in that vegetarian-friendly dish? Maybe it's better to just avoid most restaraunts. At my main supermarkets, vegan friendly processed foods are pretty pricey. $10 for a Daiya cheese pizza, $8...

Im 25 years old, 171kg/377lbs and only 176cm/5"7 or something. When I was 17-19, I couldn´t rescue myself from messages from friends. I was very friendly, always loved to laugh and had a lot of friends. No one ***** me. When I was 20, a girl I loved manipulated me and completly destroyed me. I still was the friendly guy before, but I gained a lot of weight since food made me happy. Since then I gained weight very fast. I remember beeing in Burger King and after that directly to McDonalds and got to see stretch marks the next day. Since I gained weight so much, people started distancing from me and I stopped reciving invitations to parties or group meetups. I started to think: Did I c...

I like autumn, but only when you are at home. My nose and sore throat torture me, It is a cold at 5 a.m and wet, while I have to go to work by public transport. I just feel really broken too, the whole darkness pulls me down. So let's talk about comic. From physical comic we hav Horror Schocker Gruselgigant # 9, a collection of the Horror Schocker, a German Anthologie like the old EC stuff. Joann Sfar die kleine welt des Golem has a really Gothic and is perfect for stormy evening's. Die Drei ??? are a book in vine of The Hardy Boys but from Germany and they make now graphic novels from the Three investigators. Der Goldenen Salamander is a case about a Wrestling fighter, who is su...

would you Rather Go To Burger King With Team Rwby With Same Food: Whopper and Fries And Orion Rings And Fanta Or Go To Arcade With Penny?

I had Burger King a few days ago, a couple of chicken rollers from Racetrac the day after, and Jason's Deli just yesterday. I'm opting to wait until Wednesday to donate, but I want to check with you guys to be sure on when the best day after eating that slop is to donate. Please and thank you.

Ever since I tried Burger King's impossible whopper (minus mayo) and Taco Bell's black bean crunch supreme (minus dairy) I've been addicted to it. It's so quick and fills you up. I've neglected making my own lunches and have been wasting away my money for the convenience and fulfillment. Guilty pleasure. I used to never go to fast food because it's all meat. But now they suckered me in. I impulsively go there and find myself in line before I fully realize that I'm about to order food. I get it now why omnivores don't care about ethics. It's so addicting.

At this point, I’m truly desperate. I got rejected from just about every fast food jobs available- five separate branches at McDonalds said their positions were filled or I got rejected outright, and Burger King, Wendy’s, and Jack in the Box “aren’t hiring”. The same thing for retail. Walmart, CVS, Sam’s Club, Costco, Petco, Petsmart, Walgreens, and Home Depot all rejected my applications multiple times. COME ON. I’m truly at a loss at what to do. I’m 29 years old and although I dropped out of graduate school for my master’s degree I do have a bachelors in STEM. I am (mostly) able bodied and there shouldn’t be any reason why even these jobs would reject me.

You hear people say that NYC "isn't the same" as it used to be. When would you say that NYC changed? I'd say that a lot of changes started in 2009/early 2010s and culminated in 2015/2016. After that is when it really started feeling like a new era to me \-[Virgin Megastore](https://archive.is/xnGXi) closed in 2009 \-[Circuit City](https://www.npr.org/2009/03/09/101608654/after-60-years-circuit-city-closes) closed in 2009 \-The early 2010s is when I noticed bookstores start closing. Barnes and Noble across from [Lincoln Center](https://maps.app.goo.gl/GLxwpycFbiutFKrJ9) closed in 2011. All the Borders locations[ closed in 2011](https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna43797505)...