Re:In-N-Out managers earn triple the industry average
by dubyah on Monday January 22, 2018 @11:55PM
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In-N-Out is fast food. Five Guys and all the other restaurants you've mentioned fall under fast casual.
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Re:In-N-Out managers earn triple the industry average
by brandall10 on Friday January 26, 2018 @12:06AM
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Right. That's why I said Five Guys isn't, to highlight that they aren't really competitors despite people choosing to compare them.
And more to the point, that In-N-Out is so exceptional in both food and service it can begin to draw comparisons to operations in a higher market segment.
Re:In-N-Out managers earn triple the industry average
by dawnerd on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @04:38AM
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I’ve never had a fast trip to an In-N-Out. Lines are always really long. Quality of their food has gone down hill over the years as they’ve tried to keep up. While it’s not even close to my fave I’d still shove an animal double double down my face so fast...
Re:In-N-Out managers earn triple the industry average
by bpicolo on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @09:47AM
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In the Bay Area, at least, the quality is always the thing I've been most impressed with. The burgers are picture-perfect (like, could be in an advertising photo) every time, and the food is good.
I haven't had such consistent high quality of anything at any other chain.
Re:In-N-Out managers earn triple the industry average
by dawnerd on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @01:41PM
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> The burgers are picture-perfect
Yep definitely going to different In-N-Outs.
Re:In-N-Out managers earn triple the industry average
by dubyah on Tuesday January 23, 2018 @06:23AM
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They are immensely popular. But drive-thrus are still at the core of their service ever since the first location which was drive-thru only. That's one of many things that can't be said of any of their upscale competitors, hence the fast food vs fast casual.