
For your amusement, each week's Get A Job will now feature a job-related image. Also, someone please buy us this cheeseburger. Now.
Time for your weekly nag to get a new job/selfishly direct site traffic to our job board. Really, it's a win-win. And some of our exciting new career opportunities -- please excuse our DeVry-commercial tone -- are as follows:
-- Associate Director/Tutor [Sage Educators]
-- Director of Acquisition Marketing [Taproot]
-- Photo Editor, NYC [New Interactive]
-- Director of Digital Initiatives (heh) [Independent Television Service]
-- Software Engineer [Cinci Engineering]
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Good God, that is a heart attack in a box. Much as I love In-N-Out Burger, that is scary.
I feel bad for the high school kids at In-N-Out who had to put together that monstrosity. A lesson in physics and balance? No, more like a lesson -- albeit a delicious one -- in obesity and gluttony for the sake of getting attention. It's not like you can eat the toothpicks, jack ass!
I remember reading-up on that photo, and after that photo got onto the internet, In-N-Out established the 4 patty maximum policy so that it does not delay the cooking of other people's orders.
However, there are a few places that still do it when the place is not busy, in particular, one of them in Las Vegas.
Gotta love them though... I enjoy messing with the rookie employees by speaking so fast in In-N-Out lingo, that they can't get the order right.
Here's what I would say: "I want a 3X3, animal style, no pickles, no onions, with a fries and a medium soda."
That looks like a 30x30. It surprises me that In-n-Out doesn't want to take a chance on locations anywhere between Pinole and the Oakland airport.