Anthony Bourdain on In-N-Out: 'My Favorite Restaurant in LA'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2015
- How much does Anthony Bourdain love In-N-Out? Well, he spoke to us for a good three minutes on his love for the burger chain, which recently made news for opening its 300th location.
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wtf is wrong with you Dan?
Bourdain killed himself because he came to realize he was wrong and TRUMP IS RIGHT! Don't commit suicide, just #WALKAWAY !
If I don’t get a in-n-out in Portland soon - - - 😵
Guys some people can’t handle the pressure of fame, fortune and celebrity status. He couldn’t go anywhere without someone bothering him and got tired of traveling around , who knows! People have their own reasons for ending their lives
There probably wasn't an In-N-Out where he lived - @@mox542
Even if they tried, In-N-Out could never make a better commercial for their establishment than this.
You know, I don't think they even advertise anymore. I remember seeing their commercials on TV ages ago, but they probably don't need to advertise, I'm guessing, like the other fast food chains. Never see commercials for Chick Fil A, either here in Los Angeles.
There's a short clip where Ramsay says he LOVES it and asks the same question.. why don't they bring it to the UK? That's golden.
Umami Burger is better
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@@electrictroy2010 , OK, yeah, sure
Spencer Kent
Amen brother, and he is missed deeply.
I genuinely miss this dude. Every episode felt like he knocked on my door and said, “Let’s go check out this spot that I heard about.” RIP
Honestly, always enjoyed seeing him on Travel Channel when I was a kid. Made me more open minded to things and respect different cultures of the world
Yup. Frighteningly smart, but never pretentious. The epitome of cool, but also completely down to earth. Cultured and refined, but never snobby. Guys like Anthony Bourdain are exceedingly rare and it was an excruciatingly sad day when he left us.
Right, I literally went into a depression and needed help from a dr when he died
James Moore beautifully said
Bobby Brady imagine wanting to be american LMAO
He is the only celebrity that felt more like a friend I’ve never met. Miss this guy. Never seemed staged, always genuine.
In an out is 🔥🔥🔥
1k for this comment please
I agree, I feel like I’ve been with him on all his episodes, like I’ve known him forever even though I never met him
Met him at Burningman cool guy
I think you mean to say that kept his punk/diy approach even when he gained success
worked at In-N-Out for five years... still my favorite restaurant in the world. Most folks who have worked in the food industry, especially the fast food or high-volume chain restaurants, can tell you horror stories of dubious food handling or using old/stale ingredients to use up the stock. In my time at In-N-Out, I was shocked in the exact opposite way. In the pass one shift, I saw an associate stocking cheese into the fridge under the grills. He accidentally dropped the block as he was loading, and one corner of the block touched the floor. Manager said throw the entire block out. Mind you, the blocks are double plastic wrapped - each stack of 50 or so slices are wrapped, and three stacks are wrapped together to make a block of about 150 slices. Didn't matter. A few associates split the block up to take home, so it didn't go to waste... but it was never going to the customer.
Half of their restaurants score a perfect 100 on their health inspections. And if a store scores lower than a 90 on any health inspection, it's almost guaranteed termination for the shift manager. Regarding food safety and quality, In-N-Out does not f*ck around.
That manager... even in the finest hotels and restaurants, straight to jail, right away!
But I get why they did that. In-N-Out has a lot of high praise to live up to, not the manager's own money, set an example, this problem needs goes away now because need to make sure everything else is prepped well because can't do a thing mid-lunch. I hope yall enjoyed and shared some fondue or whatever!
@@aamz ooooh bad boy over here 😎 sound the alarm bad boy’s gonna do something edgy 😳 someone please help me i got a bad boy doing bad things out here 🫢 Mr. Naughty is out here looking for attention 🫣
There’s an in-n-out in Tempe, Arizona that I won’t go to anymore because I kept finding hair in my fries
you guys put hair in my cheeseburger 3 separate times
I used to love In-N-Out. It's gone WAY downhill in the last few years. Quality of fries and the meat is not what it once was.
"Me, Christopher Walken, the Dalai Lama, and Keith Richards in a hot tub, doing bong rips..." god damnit I miss you Anthony.
No doubt
absolutely genius
Someone should paint that or make that image into some form of art.
@@tomrath1889 fr somebody really should... what a great idea sir
My comment looks just like yours. I just didn’t put that GD and used a different quote...but this man is clearly a legend 🍻
"I'm a cheap nasty low-down trailer park Burger sl*t." This is why we love Anthony Bourdain. RIP
He's like Randy but with class.
@@gillisledoux007 he's no cheeseburger walrus thats for sure
"I like mine animal style, I'd tell you what that is but I'd have to kill you" lol i love that
I read that as he said it
🤣🤣🤣☝️
I was in the hospital for a month last year. I told anyone who'd listen that when I got out I was going to get a burger and shake at In and Out. That meal may have been the highlite of my year.
Hope you're fully recovered now 🙂
@@emeraldpopcorniac7673 thanks, just about.
One of the things that make In-N-Out so good is that they have a very "limited" menu. They only make and sell the basics, and that's all you really need - a burger, fries, and soft drink (or shake, if you prefer). They could have introduced a fish sandwich, onion rings, etc. anytime over the past 5 decades and chose not to. That's what makes them special.
its also the same price, if not cheaper, than every other fast food place. price to quality there is nothing better.
@@zoogie980 it's slightly more expensive than mcd, bk, wendys, etc. They nailed the price, it's as cheap as it can be while still being decent quality ingredients. A mcd cheeseburger is about $2.90. IIO: $3.50. That extra 60c goes a looooong way.
The way he whispers _"...Yes."_ at 3:00 is just hilarious and perfect. Like some supervillain who finally wins, lol. He was always such a character and wonderful storyteller. RIP Anthony
Lol, good job spotting that🤣
🙄...bruh, 😂
@@mannywater2051 😇😍
@@mannywater2051 we miss him.
We love him 400.
🤣🤣🤣
“This cheese like substance is just perfect” lmao
Basically
It’s called America Cheese! 😂
It's real cheese.
@@du6165 processed*
Kraft Singles
As a Californian all my life, I can tell you that being able to get one of these at a moment's notice is truly something special. I would take an in n out cheese burger over a gourmet burger 10/10 times without even thinking about it
You’re lucky! Cheers!
How good are they really? Unbiased opinion.
@@The.Original.Potatocakes I'm not gonna say they are life changing or that they are going to be the best burger you ever have, but in terms of fast food, they are probably the best burger out there. The quality and standard of every in n out I've ever been to is just so high. The restaurants are always clean, the employees are always great, the burger will ALWAYS look and taste just as good as the last one. All that and they are actually pretty cheap compared to other fast food chains which is crazy because of how much better they are over every other famous fast food chain. The only downsides are that there is always a line and sometimes it can be ridiculous, the fries aren't everyone's favorite but I don't mind them and I definitely don't go for the fries. Other than that maybe that the burgers are a bit smaller so you can kill one pretty easily but at that point it's just gluttony haha
@@jaywood5831 thanks I live in the Midwest, we don’t have in and out or shack shack. We have shitty Five Guys. For fast food burgers I like Hardee’s(Carls Jr.) or Culver’s.
@@jaywood5831 I agree with you so much. I'm from SoCal, but now in the Midwest. I agree with pretty much everything you said, except the fries. Well, I agree with you on the fries to the extent of if they're ordered regular. I like to order them "light well done". They're crispier that way and I love them. :)
The fact that Anthony and Gordon Ramsay both praise In-N-Out speaks volumes.
When Five Guys can get endorsements from these two, maybe I'll take them more seriously.
@@bengaltiger96 if I may I suggest that in n out burgers restaurant may have udi's gluten free burger buns, and dairy free cheese slices for the protein style with beef, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, and pickles with ketchup to put in dairy free cheese slices, and gluten free burger buns.
I got to try them
@@nilesclifford9704 1:16 and 0:18 In N out is the best and Chipotle is as well (Batman as Tarzan/Upland,Indiana/Warner Bros and Twentieth Century Fox).
@@bondseanbond5190 you're right.
I want this guy back. Goddamn. We’ll never have anyone who comes close.
There’s a few like that and with time it makes memories of ya all.
Well, we don’t know.
Thank god for that
We only got our one but we got our one
Rest Easy brother
Hard to believe he killed himself over some broad.
Pat Lynch did he really? Damn that sucks. Who?
Watching this in 2020 and I still can’t believe he’s gone.
@Bobby Brady He paid off his girlfriends sexual abuse victim. These people are bad
2021,,,,,,,,,,, and still
Let him rest he’s in heaven eating a double double animal style
Yep loved the guy . Been to California once had to have In & out . It was great ! An institution
The guy have your baby? Lol
As an LA native, I have to agree In-N-Out is the best fast food burger chain on the planet. It’s because of Tony that I’m typing this comment from Australia. He inspired me to travel and taste the world. Thank you sir, you’re deeply missed everyday.
Hello from Sydney. I'm hoping to visit the US this year.
@@g.e.889 Save your money and appetite, don't eat In-N-Out
Overhyped garbage
Even crazier is that Anthony later said that his favorite burger in the world was from Shake Shack
as an Australian who visited LA earlier this year, I still crave In N Out to this day
@@FreedomFighter2112first time I had shake shack it was insanely underwhelming. Granted, I’m in California so I’m sure it’s better on the east coast but I really wasn’t a fan at all
I remember back in 2010 I came back from Afghanistan and and waited nearly 18 hours without eating because I wanted my first meal back in the USA to be a 4x4 animal style with a Large Root beer. The 30 minutes I was in cloud 9. After that I was in a food coma for about 12-14 hours lol
That food coma definitely helped the jet lag.
Lol. Signing up for the Afghanistan war.
I see you are a man of culture and taste
WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE SIR 🙏
Thank you for your service from a Californian! I never take my freedom or my in n out for granted thanks to the service you provide our country with
RIP.
I grew up watching the food channel and you on the tv always had my interest. Real reviews, no bs.
Tony Stark 💓 I didn't get to watch his shows recently, but I would watch him avidly in the past. So sad. He was awesome💓
He will be greatly missed!
The Captain yes, he will be greatly missed❤️
Tony Stark he was rarely and shortly on the food channel. his shows were predominantly on the travel channel and cnn. But I know what you mean.
Tony Stark it wasn't suicide it was murder
In-N-Out is what McDonald's was 60 years ago before global franchising killed their quality control.
In-N-Out is living McDonald's dream!
But they taste completely different tho
@@haryguby5326 Read the whole comment.
@@aolson1111 I meant that they never tasted like in n out..
Your almost correct, this is basically what they were when they were just a few stores before they franchised out and they lost their original appeal.
@@yoseppijoe Exactly! That's what i meant in my original comment. If McD had stayed consistent from its inception and not franchised In N Out would most likely not exist today
I was so entertained by this short video. I've been having trouble focusing my attention with anything for the past week because my cat died after 15 yrs. I can't really speak to anyone for more than a minute, can't really read anything for more than a few words and I can't watch anything but for a few minutes. Nothing holds my attention because I'm still grieving.
Except this video, I was able to watch it from beginning to end and it was very comforting. Anthony Bourdain had a non pretentious way of explaining complex things and he had a very technical sense of the most simple things. This combination made him a great storyteller. RIP, sir. You're one of the greats 🔥
Sorry about your cat. That really sucks
hope you're feeling a bit better now
Damn I miss him. His passion for life inspires me to want to do more. He gave me so much hope. He always made my heart smile no matter how much it was aching. He had so much more to give. Gone too soon.
His passion for life? The guy killed himself. He had no passion.
@@NaturalNatureStuff lol. My thoughts exactly
This anti-white )oo should not be missed.
thank you tony, miss you already
F*ck this Evil SAtanic clown .... You mess with the Devil you get the horns
@D Mills the Lion troll he killed himself
@@joshuakor4thewin49 sad
I'm from Baldwin Park, the home of In N Out, and grew up eating at the first one. Never gets old
Likewise brotha 😎
My buddy took me there in early '80s. Half a block of cars in the street waiting to order.
And that movie theater where you walk into seating area from behind the screen, nearby.
I used to drive past In-N-Out University there on Francisquito.
Sorry for your loss
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Been working for in n out for 6 years and to this day I've been eating a burger almost everyday. Still haven't gotten tired of it 💕
I work at an Italian restaurant- for the majority of the past 11 years and I still eat our food when I work there.
In N out used to be my post workout meals when I used to hit the gyms at night
It's amazing how many people genuinely miss this guy. Even though he's a presenter, he's more like a good friend who we genuinely know. What a guy.
You read his books and you become even closer friend with him.
I miss this guy. Nobody comes even close to his charisma. RIP AB
Funny. I never knew the guy had so many enthusiastic fans. I found his shows unbearable to watch. But to each his own.
Honestly no not really but I enjoyed watching Adam Richmond from man vs food
Grew up watching his show with my dad.
I always thought everybody pretends to be sad when a famous person dies, I'm like "oh was he your close personal friend or relative", but I felt this one
@@ems7623 Anthony Bourdain is the best.
I worked at In-N-Out for 2 years...and STILL love eating there!! If anyone has worked at a restaurant or fast-food restaurant, most know that's a big deal because seeing the behind the scenes stuff at restaurants usually makes them not want to go there ever again. However, In-N-Out is so incredibly clean, the food is always made with fresh ingredients & the staff hired is trained extremely well!
@Mark Saguindel go away
@steve wenger don’t
I absolutely love how perceptive he was about social media and also how spot on. He wasn't just a culinary expert, but an expert on human beings.
Wish he wasn't gone. He was a true joy for the world and a human being that was loved by so many. Depression is so real.
It was caused by his Italian girlfriend. A true homewrecker.
Every morning when i wake up i look up Anthony Bourdain's parts unknown and pause it, then move to my kitchen and make a proper breakfast. I take it to my tv and sit down, press play and have the best breakfast ever. Each and every day he makes my breakfast the best way to start the day. His way of story telling has this very honest and real melancholic positivity to it, if that makes any sense. People sometimes ask me "if there was one person you could hang out with for a day, dead or alive, who would it be?" i was never too sure about this but i am now. Anthony would be it without a doubt. The way he doesn't put on a mask when the cameras are rolling and gives his honest opinion is something that is lost amongst the most these days and i find it real refreshing to see someone be so real in these days of faking it till you make it. Rest well Anthony, you are still bringing positive influence to the world even though you're no longer here. I am truely sad about his passing and hope he has found peace.
G
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What a head of hair you have
This is exactly why he was so popular and missed.
One of my fave vids ever, it always brings a smile and at the same time a small tear. Just like life. Bless In-N-Out & AB
Have you been to In-N-Out?
@@bruhjale I'm a 3rd gen Angeleno. What do you think??? lollll
Can relate. For some reason this is the video of him that gets me. Past the fame is just a regular dude enjoying some greasy fast food. Sad to think about how unhappy he was.
It´s so sad to see him. It broke me when I´ve heard of the way he went. He showed me the world in a way I´ve never seen it before. Not because of the food but of the people.
'This cheese-like substance is perfect' lmao
Hagrid Bourdain eating the secret menus in & out burgers 🍔 every day now. Rip
I'm guessing it's just regular ol' American Cheese, right?
Matt W which is like 51 percent cheese haha I hate American cheese shits fake as hell
@@welhynole4082 it's perfect for burgers, Americans are just too used to it so you don't think highly of it. I prefer it to cheddar for burgers.
@@Manuel-qu3tc I like pepper jack
Tony you’re the best, I miss your uncanny philosophy of living life on this brutal but beautiful world
Anthony is the uncle you wish you had. The friend we all grew up with but didn’t actually meet. What a beautiful soul. We miss you chef. You were one of a kind.
I hope everyone who reads this reaches lasting happiness.
statistically speaking, they will not. good luck to you scum bags. remember to make the world a better place every day by not being human garbage.
Thank You. And you also xxx
@@SobeCrunkMonster what a lovely response
No u dont
What if someone reading this derives happiness from kicking puppies?
honestly the best thing about in-n-out is how simple everything is. They don't add any outrageous ingredients to their food, and everything is fresh. Burgers are just supposed to be bread, pattie, lettuce, tomato, onion, and the sauce of your liking. Bo need to re-invent the wheel
that just cracks me up such a loss. Enjoyed remembering him!
I had the pleasure of meeting this beautiful man. I miss him every day. There will never be another story teller as gifted and brilliant as you.
AB was a good story teller. He made me unafraid to immerse myself into different cultures by sharing traditional, simple food with regular people.
He was a junkie
In-N-out is like a homemade burger, just a little better. All of the other fast food burgers actually taste like fast food.
I prefer Whataburger tbh but idk if they have them outside of Texas.
Then you’ve never had P. Terrys
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Not really.
Habit burger is bomb too
Tony treated everyone the same, naturally, and always. There was no bs with him--ever. And he never let fame make him into someone other than his true self. He lived freely, generously, and all of us who met him either via media or in person, will remain forever grateful for how he touched and inspired our lives. Miss you friend. RIP.
As I look at all these TH-cam “foodies” now I can’t help but not to credit this man for showing us the world on a plate first and making it fun and enjoyable to watch 😌🥺
This is why I liked Anthony. He liked In & Out and Popeyes just like me. He was just real. I’m so sad that he’s gone. RIP 😢
Umami Burger is better
.
That what I loved about him. He wasn’t a snob. He loved his meat in tube form just as much as he loved his wagyu steak. RIP
@@lukejones5964 Sounds like you're an aficionado regarding "tube steaks" including the sauce .
LadyTea in n out sucks. ill take a double whopper instead. but popeyes is bomb tho
dairy queen destroys in n out
I just moved back to Cali, had inn an out for the first time and started crying Anthony has had a big impact on my life and once again he was right…I miss you Anthony you’ve inspired so many an have never mislead me so good so very good
#EmotionalInnandOut #EmoBurger
It is so noticeable that he is salivating before taking that first bite, so genuine. Miss you Anthony Bourdain.
I tear when I watch this, for two reasons. He understands my love for In-N-Out and that NYC doesnt understand the taste of true farm-to-table food, even in junk food. The other reason, food shows haven’t been the same without him😭😭😭
The world needs you now more than ever. Thank you for sharing so much Anthony, you're dearly missed. 💜
I miss this guy man, my favorite foodie hands down. The ability he has to pull you into whatever story he's telling or whatever he's describing is amazing. R.I.P man I hope there's an In and Out wherever you're at 😎🍔
This guy grew up a few blocks from where i live now. Wish i could have met him. RIP
The news hit me like a train this morning. Hard to think that you're gone. Thank you so much for everything Mr Bourdain
The way this man EVEN TALKED about food, made me hungry...Rest In Peace Legend.
Anthony & Andrews shows on travel channel, honestly opened me up and encouraged me to try new foods/cuisines and will forever be grateful for them for that!
Something this guy the way he talks or explains food and experiences. RIP Anthony you definitely made a difference in my life.
Love the guy..
When i see him on tv i am hooked immediatly..love how he speaks about and enjoy the foods.
Such a loss.
It's such a shame that his illness caused him to silence his incredible voice! He was genuine, unique and totally original. Rest in peace good man.
He was murdered.
@@elizaglaser4153 based on what do you make this claim? The most reliable information I've heard is that he suffered from depression for many years and he attempted suicide before. If you have proof that he was murdered in sure the world would like to know.
Watch his Trip to Haiti. He found the hotel where Epstein and Bill Clinton had been. I think he discovered the human trafficking operation. Haiti was a huge money make for the Clinton foundation and lots of girls came up missing.
Its all about depression, and all mental health issues. We are not evolved enough yet.to recognize mental health as a physical brain issue
@@johnq8043 he might have been writing a book with Chris Cornell and another insider, (cant think of his name), either way, I believe YES he was killed because he got to close. Remember he was still a reporter, he found some trails and followed them.
I grew up in Southern California
so In-N-Out Burger is basically
like home cooking to me.
When I was a younger Lad,
EVERY Thanksgiving evening,
after we all did the family thing,
I would meet my Friends
at In-N-Out for Burgers and shakes,
and my Mother would say: "You just had Thanksgiving dinner and you going out for Burgers?!"
Ma, IT'S TRADITION!
I love his energy. It’s not fair how the best people are always gone too soon.
Me,Cristopher Walken, the Dalai Lama and Keith Richards in a hot tub doing bong rips xD
There is no man that can describe the experience of food in a more creative way than
Anthony Bourdain!
I just started at in-n-out, wish me luck it's really busy there.
laetrille It will be a lot of fast work but they care about the employees, so congrats!
digitaldirt777 It sucks
+laetrille how much do u make? do u get free food?
+laetrille lmaoooo all fast food places suck
asseater5000 I agree, In-n-Out sucks.
Anthony was right. Fancy places are great in their own way and definitely good for a conversation piece. But most people will end up reminiscing or yearning for that simple meal that they relate to. Whether it'd be a disgusting burger or something silly their mom made for them.
Even crazier is that Anthony later said that his favorite burger in the world was from Shake Shack
miss this man and his travel stories feels like a friend i never met
Man, this put a smile on my face. Miss you, AB! We all miss the smiles you put on our faces with your shows and TV persona!
RIP Anthony Bourdain. This was one of my favorite descriptions of In-N-Out. I will always vividly remember this video. Beautiful storytelling.
I'm really shocked. Always loved his shows and he seemed to be a genuine and decent person. Damn this sucks. :((
I loved how he held such simple food delights in such high regard, like his love for A simple well made bowl of Pho
You'll never hear a visceral, "oh, yeah!" from someone eating a salad.
Nobody really says oh yeah when eating burgers but i get the points salads suck
@@Chuked I do and so did Anthony. I'm guessing you've never had the delicious double double animal style.
@@michaelseeker9680 i eat pizza and burgers like every day i would be a hypocrite if i said eating burgers is bad, im the definition of unhealthy
"You don't make friends with salad"...Homer Simpson.
Except for Larry David
The first time I had one, I was underwhelmed. It seemed like just a normal hamburger. I think the effect of In-N-Out grows on you over time. I'm somewhat obsessed with In-N-Out now like most people in California. Honestly, if you just have one hamburger from there, it won't be as great as if you had one weekly or something. I've been eating there for years and I swear, I love it more and more with time.
I don't think there can ever be a "best burger in the world," but In-N-Out offers a sophisticated flavor combination that I think is unmatched in the fast food industry. Places like Whataburger and Five Guys can't have a signature style because they let the customer decide too much. Just like a small-menu fine dining restaurant, In-N-Out knows what it does best and doesn't let the customer ruin it for themselves. This consistency lends In-N-Out burgers a character that becomes more pronounced and memorable with each bite. They should hire me to promote this stuff.
You're fired.
You are so right about 5 guys letting the customer have too much choice, that is why in n out is better. When I visited San Francisco on my road trip I had in n out 3 times in two days. By the time I was up into Oregon I was searching for another in n out like it was an addiction. It certainly grows on you over time.
Perfect explanation. You really fall in love with the burger every time you eat it again
Five Guys is a delight and don't bring them into this
I truly think it's kind of like McDonald's burgers for most people. They're comforting, everyone likes them to some degree, but they are not the best. I feel like with In-n-out and whataburger, people get so prideful about their region and truly believe they're great burgers, but it becomes kind of like a cult following even if they're not the best ever. I'm a Texas girl and I LOVE Whataburger with mayo but I will admit..it's not that great. Kind of like how I love and would marry a Big Mac with extra lettuce and sauce lol. I knoooww it's garbage but it's just so good because it's a childhood favorite.
All about that ritual and comfort of fast food. (Though I will say, I truly do not like in-n-out fries since they taste like seaweed and animal style fries were so gross to me! I don't like their secret sauce truly). My absolute favorite burger I've ever had in the entire world is at this nice burger place in my hometown. It's $12 for the burger and fries (gotta buy the drink separately) but it's a delicious, juicy burger with bbq and honey mustard sauce and thick slices of bacon and cheddar cheese. I'm pregnant and I dream about it lol
I remember the first time I watched No Reservations... I was like, this guy is something special. I just love that show, could not get enough.
There will never be another Anthony Bourdain. Dude was one of a kind. Simple premise, maximum entertainment.
Awesome burger. Awesome man. Legends live forever!
I used to watch Anthony with my dad when I was a kid, my dad passed away 6 years ago, and when Anthony passed, it crushed me hard. RIP 🙏🏻
I still have issues watching this guy. I loved him and his show so much. I tear up and have to shut down the video. RIP Mr. Bourdain. If you only know how much you are missed..
Almost brought to tears because of how happy this made me
I got connected with this dude in his trip to brazil!## how simple is life !!! And that ride onthe boat in the sunset !!made me think how a quiet journey we can ride in life also.
I think it's the sheer simplicity of the burger, and their menu in general. It's almost minimalist, but it's done extremely well. Honestly, even as a native, I can't stand the fries, but a Double-Double, animal style, will hit the spot every single time.
gotta order them lite well and eat them right then and there with some spread.
I like in n out fries, but those things definitely have a 30 second half life
Order the fries Animal Style
No, always order the fries "well done". I can't believe how many people go with the default limp soggy fries.
The way he talks about In-N-Out. Miss him.
I was fortunate to meet (Thanks to my not so shy friend Sophia, RIP) and get stuck at an airport with Anthony Bourdain. He was soo nice, Between him and Sophia it made being stuck at an airport so fun! It was actually one of the best times I've ever had!!!
May they rest in Paradise.
This guy was the man. A mix of mutual respect and coolness haha. Miss watching him talk about whatever. Many of us miss him although we never got a chance to meet him. Says a lot.
What a loss AB was. Always loved watching him and I spend hours listening to him. R.I.P.
2:42 you know a burger's good when Anthony Bourdain compares it to a ballistic missile.
In-N-Out and Culver's are the best fast food burgers hands down.
That wasn’t even remotely funny
@@Noticerofthings 132 people would disagree with you. You're just a c*ck.
Rest in Peace, Tony! You are one of the biggest inspirations!
Scott's Corner of Fun and Exploration , liar. What did he inspire you to do
Hi to not become something like you
Sounds like you said that just because and with no meaning behind it.
Miss this dude. Respect and thank you for all the videos and shows.
May you rest in peace Anthony. I miss you and love you sir…. This video always puts me into a good mood.
You are so missed and so loved man. Your words are so serenading and this has now made me need in n out 🤤 🙏🏽
I think you're all missing his point. Sure you can pay $20 for a gourmet burger but an In n Out burger has that "je ne sais quoi" quality. I love the simplicity of it, and it tastes like home.
Only reasons to live in California:
• beaches
• mountains
• weather
● IN-N-OUT!!!!
Texas?
don't forget the deserts!
The only reason to not live in California is the cost of living and traffic. Everything else is just fine.
I would add to that list "tacos de gallena en mole" which is outrageous good. If you're ever in Santa Ana, off Edinger, I believe, or maybe McFadden, don't miss a little greasy spoon called El Picador. Berta, there, makes these amazing tacos for about $1.80 a piece, and they are beyond delicious...
@@0278fmoran There is more to California than the cost of living and traffic lol. You're thinking of LA and SF.
I'm from the UK and Anthony was never really that well known here, although many heard of him. I only wish I got to watch more of his life whilst he was still alive. I love all of these videos and his love for food alongside his charismatic personality which will be beautifully missed.
I've watched this video so many times over the years. His narration is perfect.
3:00 our boy went full Emperor Palpatine when he hit that "...yesss" 😂😂
Let the cheese flow through you
@@Spartan168 Let the cheese-like substance flow through you. It's just perfect.
“Good going, sir. Nicely done, sir” I miss you, Mr. Bourdain
Man i miss Tony. He was soo down to earth, witty, smart, charisma and always entertaining. Can't believe he is gone. May he rest.
This is one of the single best videos on the internet
When I watched no reservations Anthony didn't seem like a reporter to me he felt like one of the guys Rest Easy Brother
Drove by this In n Out this morning (the morning after). It's a solemn place now.
Met him in the Narita Airport. Very down to earth. Miss his work like crazy.
We miss you. 2021 from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
Remember, there's always a reason to live, even if it's just simply craving your favourite burger.
Unfortunately major depression takes away the pleasure of even eating. That's what is so insidious about it. The brain's pleasure center is broken. After enough days of no joy, no pleasure, nothing, people give up. He should have gone on medication, instead, but too late now.
i like the idea that if you ever feel suicidal, just tell yourself to wait 3 days. most suicides happen a few hours after deciding, and it’s a spur of the moment
Ong I eat in n out everyday.. only thing I look forward to most of the times tbh
Anthony Bourdain did not kill himself.
I love how you can tell he started salivating as he explained the burger at around 2:30-2:45
Man. I love this video. I moved away from California late last year.. and I can tell you... In N Out is one of the things I miss most.