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Sunday, January 1, 2012
In and Out
The whole holiday break I had been vigoursly craving an In-n-Out burger. I contemplated taking a jaw breaking, mouth watering bite into that double stacked sesame seed bun for days after we got out from Year Up on thursday. No thanks to my procrastination, I finally decied to wait a couple of days and let the appetite sit in my brain for a while. December twenty-sixth came around, and this was my day of redemption. I take a twenty dollar bill out of my wallet, got in to my car, and drove to the nearest In-n-Out burger joint next my house. Upon arriving, my mouth was already watered with saliva, so I knew I had to order a large drink as well for I was going to be thirsty. I walked in to the building, chest up, and head high. When I heard the words "Next," I knew that was the end of the road for me. The journey was nearly finished. All I had to do was order, and so I did. "Can I get a double double and a cheeseburger on the side for here," I said, gave the man my money and sat as I waited for my order. Seven minutes passed, by this time I was already suffering from anxiety, my heart was racing as they called my number "Number Sixty-Four," she said. I run up to the counter, grabbed my red tray, and sat down at the closest table. I blessed my food, then, well you know what happened.
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You painted a picture in my mind as I was reading, and described in great detail about your craving and how you felt. The description of the burger temps me to have an In and Out burger myself.
ReplyDeleteThis post was not only funny but very detailed. I could picture this happening. I can completely relate to this situation , In & Out has that effect on people. Thanks for not writing a dry blog post keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteI like about your blog because it give my good picture mind of you have an In and Out burger and want me to a buy burger too.
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