Fast food burgers

[truthbedamned]

Yeah know it all, I don’t eat all ten..... fucking millenial

I don't believe @HeHateMe falls into the millennial bracket. I am guessing he is a Gen X'er.

 

[Leomaz]

I don't believe @HeHateMe falls into the millennial bracket. I am guessing he is a Gen X'er.

?

 

[HeHateMe]

I don't believe @HeHateMe falls into the millennial bracket. I am guessing he is a Gen X'er.

GenX is okay in extreme moderation, like only wearing flannel shirts and blasting Nirvana 24/7 while having nothing but skepticism about the establishment.

 

[Burque]

I don't believe @HeHateMe falls into the millennial bracket. I am guessing he is a Gen X'er.

He's actually neither.

He's part of the micro generation between the two known as the Oregon trail generation or the Goonies generation.

From 1977-1982 I believe.

 

[truthbedamned]

He's actually neither.

He's part of the micro generation between the two known as the Oregon trail generation or the Goonies generation.

From 1977-1982 I believe.

Xennials I believe they are called.

 

[HeHateMe]

He's actually neither.

He's part of the micro generation between the two known as the Oregon trail generation or the Goonies generation.

From 1977-1982 I believe.

Represent.

 

[TL1961]

I can only state the one's I know. White Castle is not in California. And if anyone paid any attention the title say's "FAST FOOD" not who makes your favorite burger. I never realized Fudruckers and Shake shack had drive throughs and gave you your order in under 5 minutes. Anything longer is not fast food. It is a burger joint.

But I quickly realized very few understood or cared about the actual poll question so might as well turn it into your favorite burger joint.

Fuddruckers?

Are we voting for favorite burger in the 1980’s?

 

[TL1961]

White Castle is so so bad

Breakfast sandwich is good.

 

[Burque]

Represent.

Young enough to computer, yet still remember what it was like to play outside.

 

[Hawkeye OG]

Young enough to computer, yet still remember what it was like to play outside.

Meh, I would also consider that people my age as well between 1985 - 1995ish. No cell phones. Dial up internet was just becoming a thing. I shredded on my BMX bike with pegs. Was told to be home when the street lights came on.

 

[Spunky Porkstacker]

Meh, I would also consider that people my age as well between 1985 - 1995ish. No cell phones. Dial up internet was just becoming a thing. I shredded on my BMX bike with pegs. Was told to be home when the street lights came on.

Cornfields have street lights?

 

[Hawkeye OG]

Cornfields have street lights?

People don't live in cornfields as far as I know. Well, maybe a couple. But I didn't. I've always lived in a house on a street with street lights.

 

[Burque]

Meh, I would also consider that people my age as well between 1985 - 1995ish. No cell phones. Dial up internet was just becoming a thing. I shredded on my BMX bike with pegs. Was told to be home when the street lights came on.

I graduated high school in 1995. Got my first real computer and dial up internet after that.

By real computer I mean something better than a commodore with a 2400 baud modem.

My high school papers were typed on a typewriter and eventually a word processor.

 

[Hawkeye OG]

I graduated high school in 1995. Got my first real computer and dial up internet after that.

By real computer I mean something better than a commodore with a 2400 baud modem.

My high school papers were typed on a typewriter and eventually a word processor.

10-4, dinosaur

 

[Burque]

10-4, dinosaur

Watch yourself kid.

 

[Scoot26]

Meh, I would also consider that people my age as well between 1985 - 1995ish. No cell phones. Dial up internet was just becoming a thing. I shredded on my BMX bike with pegs. Was told to be home when the street lights came on.

Ha, I never had the street lights rule because my dad hated it so much when he was a kid. Plus growing up in a cul-de-sac, the neighborhood did a lot of night games in the summer, so it was never fun to go home when the street lights came on at 7:30...it wasn't even dark yet. Usually things ended once one of the dads whistled for his kids to come home..then everyone else just started venturing home.

My father worked in telecommunications, so my entire life we had computers and often the latest tech. He got a cell phone in the very early 90's and we had broadband about 5 years before anyone else did because his job allowed him to get it for free. I've always been spoiled from that aspect.

 

[truthbedamned]

Ha, I never had the street lights rule because my dad hated it so much when he was a kid. Plus growing up in a cul-de-sac, the neighborhood did a lot of night games in the summer, so it was never fun to go home when the street lights came on at 7:30...it wasn't even dark yet. Usually things ended once one of the dads whistled for his kids to come home..then everyone else just started venturing home.

My father worked in telecommunications, so my entire life we had computers and often the latest tech. He got a cell phone in the very early 90's and we had broadband about 5 years before anyone else did because his job allowed him to get it for free. I've always been spoiled from that aspect.

Isn’t it funny that both your father and @Ares father worked in telecommunications and I do as well?
My expertise is large scaled phone systems for corporations, education, hospitality, and all applications. ACD, IVR, Voicemail , Automated attendant etc. What was his if you don’t mind me asking ?

 

[MDB111™]

Yeah know it all, I don’t eat all ten..... fucking millenial

Yes you do.
Everybody does.
It's so easy.
10 is like a big mac plus or minus some bread

 

[JimJohnson]

1) In n Out
2) Shake Shack
3) Portillos
4) Doesn't matter

 

[JimJohnson]

Don't eat fast food. Look at the people that work there.

Reminds me of a time I went to KFC (20 years ago roughly). Placed my order, drove up to the window and I was like "ahhhhh hell nahhhhhh." And just drove off.