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Locals Waited Over 14 Hours For Colorado’s First In-N-Out Burger | Black America Web

America allegedly runs on Dunkin but one city is clearly driven wild by fast food. One town did the most to ensure they weren't a Mr. Me too. As spotted on Hype Beast the people of Aurora, Colorado got the gift that keeps on giving; the state's first ever In-N-Out Burger opened last week. Given that this […]

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