Burger trivia item: Way back when—until Heinz finally gave in, way before In-n-Out—what we now call ketchup was known as “catsup.”
Bob Distler From: Tom Ronell via Mifnet <mifnet@lists.mifnet.com> Sent: Wednesday, 23 July, 2025 12:39 To: Dan Solon via Mifnet <mifnet@lists.mifnet.com> Cc: Tom Ronell <tron...@verizon.net> Subject: [Mifnet 🛰 73266] Re: In-NNN-Out CEO absconding to Tennessee In some households, ketchup is controversial: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DMatdXSp_Lt _____ From: Dan Solon via Mifnet <mifnet@lists.mifnet.com <mailto:mifnet@lists.mifnet.com> > To: mifnet@lists.mifnet.com <mailto:mifnet@lists.mifnet.com> CC: Dan Solon <dansolon....@gmail.com <mailto:dansolon....@gmail.com> > Date: Jul 23, 2025 22:24:05 Subject: [Mifnet 🛰 73253] Re: In-NNN-Out CEO absconding to Tennessee Jack, "Pickle in the middle with the mustard on top..." Can't remember what song that phrase belongs to, but it must be from the 1930s or '40s. I'm with you on the pickle, but will always go with ketchup on my burger. Mustard -- and relish -- are for hot dogs, ideally charcoal-cooked. Dan On Wed, Jul 23, 2025 at 5:32 PM Jack Keady via Mifnet <mifnet@lists.mifnet.com <mailto:mifnet@lists.mifnet.com> > wrote: Dan Solon - In N Outs HDQ move to Tennessee just makes me want to switch to Fatburger, which I'll do. To involve airlines, many, many times LAX and its airlines have tried to get an In N Out stand on-airport to no avail Don't forget though, In N Out is the site of the annual Dorkfest Finally - please consider adding a pickle to your meal JK . On Wednesday, July 23, 2025 at 08:26:22 AM PDT, Dan Solon via Mifnet <mifnet@lists.mifnet.com <mailto:mifnet@lists.mifnet.com> > wrote: Alert for J. Keady and fellow LAX-viewers: NYT's California Today report says the current CEO, granddaughter of the founder, will move to Tennessee. Is nothing sacred any more? She claims it has to do with affordable living, raising children, etc. A skeptic is quoted as pointing out that Tenn. has no state income tax. Daniel Solon Make mine simple -- just the burger and a tomato slice -- hold the cheese.
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