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.
Mayflies have longer lifespans than this pop-up
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.
