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Is the name of In-N-Out a reference to A Clockwork Orange?

posted 8 years ago by virics
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Or is it the other way around?

Wikipedia told me In-N-Out opened in 1948 in California. So was Kubrick a fan of their burgers?

[–] bobcat41702 8 years ago

Alex's phrase " ... the old 'in-and-out' " is from the novel.

We're all doomed.

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[–] snelling 8 years ago

It's "the old in/out, in/out." In-N-Out is a west coast burger chain in the USA.

"'Extremely High Voltage.' Well, I don't need safety gloves, because I'm Homer SimppppZZZZNNNN--" - Frank Grimes

[–] krypton_son 8 years ago

I really think you missed the entire meaning of the phrase.

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[–] virics 8 years ago

Whooosh