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Ben's favorite Texas burger being sold to northerners

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The news is so ubiquitous here in Texas I forget that most of you folks may not have heard.

The question is, will Ben still love his Whataburger?

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#2

He could always switch to a Macsween’s Haggis Burger

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#3

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#4

If we’re insanely lucky, part of their expansion will include expanding internationally, and maybe adding a south African location…

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#5

I’m conflicted, as you might imagine. Because of potential expansion I could perhaps become a franchisee in middle Tennessee, but I also fear identity loss. Woe is me.

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#7

Wow, I don’t think it’s quite that bad. Although, now I want some of that pizza… maybe not from whataburger though… :thinking:

#8

Nice Ben. Too bad I can only like a comment once…

I must admit. If these changes mean that my local Whataburger might bring a Giordano’s style pizza to Texas, I would be ok with that.

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#9

I’m sure you’ve seen ALL the memes. :laughing::laughing::laughing:

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#10

Whataburger is a solid burger. What makes them taste good is the Dr. Pepper soft drinks that are always available. Dr. Pepper is available pretty much everywhere now, but Texans likely drink 90 percent of what is made. Probably because the sun is close to the ground in Texas.

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