In case you missed it, In-N-Out Burger came to Dublin today and pretty much everybody lost their shit about it.
Why did everyone go especially crazy for a burger that pales in comparison to the best in this city? Probably because the cult sensation burger joint only appeared here as a one-day-only pop-up.
While In-N-Out was supposed to remain serving until 3pm, the phenomenal demand resulted in burgers being sold out around 12.45pm.
The burger loving people of Dublin had their crazed say about the short-lived eatery on Twitter.
And boy. Did they really lose their absolute SHIT over it.
Queues? Wristbands? This better be good! #InNOut pic.twitter.com/pNT0U4k7WB
— Joe Griffin (@theJoeGriffin) September 18, 2015
I sucked the fucking wrapper at In n Out Dublin. RARRRRRGGGH! pic.twitter.com/MxwRwhDulX
— Ronan Casey (@ronan_casey) September 18, 2015
I got a bit carried away… T-shirts for €4, my new nightdress pic.twitter.com/qdOgqfunHE
— Vicki Notaro (@vickinotaro) September 18, 2015
By my guesstimate there are approx 9 bajillion people queuing for In-N-Out burgers in Dublin right now. pic.twitter.com/7xeaRvyUOt
— Una Mullally (@UnaMullally) September 18, 2015
IT’S NOT A JOKE LADS. They don’t have chips, but they have burgers and t-shirts! @innoutburger #innout pic.twitter.com/b68C7Abcso
— Vicki Notaro (@vickinotaro) September 18, 2015
Even singer/songwriter James Vincent McMorrow was not immune to In-N-Out’s greasy charms.
Wait what, there’s an in n out burger in Dublin just for one day!??? Is this true?? On. My. Way
— JamesVincentMcMorrow (@jamesvmcmorrow) September 18, 2015
And if people weren’t going mental for In-N-Out Burger, there was also folks getting outraged against the burger joint.
Some guy in the queue just called In’N’Out burger “very artisan”. You can’t make this stuff up.
— Mac Kell (@xmackellx) September 18, 2015
Presented without comment #innout pic.twitter.com/GAuSwouEuq
— Joseph Benkanoun (@jsphbnkn) September 18, 2015
I like shit food more than your average, but anyone in that queue should be sectioned and bussed off to a farm. https://t.co/25iSTmV16u
— Fiona Hyde (@andgoseek) September 18, 2015
So, have we seen the last of In-N-Out in Ireland?
Have we fuck.
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