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Letters to the Editor: Habit can claim anything it wants, but In-N-Out is still the king of burgers
A Double-Double from In-N-Out Burger with fries and an extra side of spread.
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To the editor: Sorry, but what even is a Habit (“California’s burger wars heat up as Habit Burger & Grill trolls In-N-Out with new billboard,” Aug. 13.)? It’s not the spot you hit after a football game. It’s not where you land after a weeklong hike in the woods. And it’s certainly not the first burger you grab after flying into LAX from out of state.
That crown belongs to In-N-Out, the undisputed cultural king of California burger chains, no matter what so-called statistics the Habit flashes on a snarky billboard. They can keep pretending this is a real rivalry. I’ll keep devouring Double-Doubles and Animal Fries like a loyal subject.
Charlie Henry, El Segundo
