I’m not about to argue the finer points of Southern culture with anyone, because I can accept that I was born and raised in the hot flames of a dumpster fire, but I’ll tell you gotdamned commie Yankees one thing: I’d rather be dead in the hallowed halls of a Cook Out than alive in an In-N-Out
Oh God chicken nuggets I’m so scared somebody hold me
I literally cannot tell what the standout items on this menu that inspired this tweet are supposed to be.
I WILL FIGHT YOU OVER COOK OUT
IT’S THE SINGLE GREATEST THING I MISS ABOUT LIVING IN VIRGINIA
My go-to order was Spicy Chicken with Double Chicken Quesadillas, and a milkshake of whichever of their 50-odd flavors I felt like that day
It was SO good and SO much food for only like $6
I’m with @kyrianne on this one, Cook Out is definitely one of the things I also miss most about Virginia. Not pictured on OP’s menu are their milk shakes. They have astoundingly good milkshakes. That’s what I miss the most.
These milkshakes knock any other fast food chain’s shakes out of the water.
I assume this is response to me using ‘Yankee,’ and not to start discourse, but that’s just any non-Southerner. Californians and Wisconsin are just as much Yankees as any New Yorker. I never said they were in “the North.”
I googled and they’re exactly where I thought they were- started in California, with expansions in nearby states. They only got to Texas this year, and I would bet they’d burn a million In-N-Outs to the ground for one Whattaburger.
In-N-Outs? Yankee. Culvers? Yankee. Cookout? Well, it may not have any civil or human rights, but it’s not Yankee.
cook out is the american dream and they came up with it right here in fucking greensboro, north carolina, baby. the quesadilla tray with a double quesadilla side is literally a monument to freedom and i will not hear a bad word against it
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