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Old 06-04-2008, 05:47 AM
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White Castle's have the best onion rings. I can't say that they would get my vote as the best burger, but sometimes you get a craving for the rat burgers. After 3 of them though, I've had enough. :wink:

On the upside, they are really cheap.
 
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Old 06-04-2008, 05:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Rev. Vassago
I do strongly recommend stopping at a Culver's. Order a Butterburger with cheese. Much better than the Whataburger.
Culver's is in Indiana and Ohio as well. I took the fam to Culvers last weekend. I got the double cheddar butterburger and a scoop of chocolate raspberry custard.

The burger was unbelievable.
 
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Old 06-05-2008, 03:16 AM
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Originally Posted by roadhog
:lol: I used to go to them back in the 80's, when I lived in Corpus Christi.
Mel Tillis owned and started them.
With a Texas drawl...it's called "Waterburger." :lol:
Sorry, but wrong! Harmon Dobson opened the first Whataburger on August 8th, 1950 in Corpus Christi! The 5th franchise was opened in 1953 by Joe Andrews Sr. in Alice, TX. The first one out of the state of Texas was in 1959 in Pensacola, Florida by the original owner, Harmon Dobson!

No where in can did I ever find in the History of Whataburger, did I find Mel Tillis owning the rights. He may have had a franchise locations somewhere, but he did not start or own the Whataburger Corporation!

Tom Dobson, son of Harmon Dobson is still the CEO!

They still make a great burger, the way you like it! Fries have digressed a bit!

Sorry, did a paper on them when studying Business way back in High School.
 
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Culvers...mmmm; their concrete mixers are YUM :wink:
 
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Old 06-05-2008, 02:42 PM
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countryhorseman...

Yes sir...I did a half-ass apology in my 2nd post on this thread. I'll offer the rest of that apology;.......

my memory did not serve me as well as Whataburger did back in the early 80's.
I remember all the ads on TV were done by Mel. (at the time) How I confused myself on his role, has me questioning many things now.
Back in the 80's ....weren't they experimenting with subliminal messaging, using TV commercials? :?
In the future, I'll try not to use my memory for facts...just where I ......ummmmmm...where I... ahhhhhh ... * *
ops: :?:

 
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Old 06-05-2008, 03:32 PM
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Wow, there was a huge gap between when I actually posted that, and when it showed up on the thread! It should have posted before your second one.

Must have been one of those subliminal things! :-)

I remembered the adds going down the road earlier today, he was pretty good with them, much better than the ones today!

anyhow, catch ya later!

Originally Posted by roadhog
countryhorseman...

Yes sir...I did a half-ass apology in my 2nd post on this thread. I'll offer the rest of that apology;.......

my memory did not serve me as well as Whataburger did back in the early 80's.
I remember all the ads on TV were done by Mel. (at the time) How I confused myself on his role, has me questioning many things now.
Back in the 80's ....weren't they experimenting with subliminal messaging, using TV commercials? :?
In the future, I'll try not to use my memory for facts...just where I ......ummmmmm...where I... ahhhhhh ... * *
ops: :?:

 
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Originally Posted by movinit
Whataburger AND In-n-out are like most things from two very conceited states that think only their state can produce anything great and if it isn't their way then it should be no way. Both are are over rated and lousy!
in-n-out lousy? Hardly,in-n-out is probably the most consistent and delicious fast food place for burgers out there hands down.You can go to an in-n-out any time of the day and the drive thru will have at least 8 cars in it and the parking lot FULL.Their employees are also the highest paid among any fast food chain,I believe theyre starting out at $10 an hour,which is more than most OTR drivers, when you add up the hours spent.lol. :lol:
 
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Originally Posted by MartenDrvrCA
Their employees are also the highest paid among any fast food chain,I believe theyre starting out at $10 an hour,which is more than most OTR drivers, when you add up the hours spent.lol. :lol:
Strong finish MDC :lol:
 
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Old 06-07-2008, 04:57 AM
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We have Whataburger AND In-n-out here in Prescott....Whataburger isn't that good and IMHO In-n-Out is over priced. Ralleys in the midwest is good, but messy as hell (also have one in Phoenix). Fast food isn't my favorite food anyway. I do enjoy stopping in Wikieup, az on the 93 south of Kingman and eating at Joes BBQ. Joe and Rose did stack trucks and they take care of drivers. Its on the left side at the north end of town. If you ever stop their......its a bit costly but GOOOOOOOOOOOOD. Used to be you could get Joe on the radio and order your food before you got there.
 
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Old 06-07-2008, 05:33 AM
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Its on the left side at the north end of town.
GREAT directions, driver! You should be a dispatcher! :lol: :lol:

But, I suppose that would be determined by which WAY a trucker was heading! :wink:

I agree entirely on the conceitedness of both Texans AND Californians! The only thing BIGGER than their hats in Texas.... is their EGO's!!

In N Out has a "decent" burger at a good price.... but those fries are nothing special! I was inside one recently, and the "lackey" kept dishin' them up BEFORE they were even ordered and covering them with a napkin to keep 'em warm. When they became the 9th basket sittin' there, he dumped 'em BACK into the oil to heat 'em up again! :shock: :roll:

TASTED like it, too! :x

Whataburger's are actually not too bad for fast food! Been awhile since I'd had one until I started trucking. They haven't changed much over the years since I "dwelled" in Texas! (which is more than I can say for the other fast food empires!)

But, NEITHER are "all that!" :roll:

I WOULD tell y'all where the BEST burgers are..... but, that was another thread! :wink:

THIS one is about a fight between Whataburger's and In N Outs!! And, that's pretty much like a mudwrasslin contest between two fat ole ladies!

But, I DO love Texas and Kalifornia!! Without those states, where would be send all the Braggots and Faggots??? :shock: :lol: :lol:
 
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