Rob Lipsett takes an Irish couple to In-N-Out Burger in Los Angeles for their first time. They try the Double Double and animal fries, raving about the freshness. Rob then weighs moving to LA permanently against staying in Ireland, deciding frequent trips beat uprooting for better networking.
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What's up everyone, welcome to today's video.
Now we've been in LA like a week or two and we still haven't tried the infamous In-N-Out Burger. I've seen it on Instagram, I've seen it all over social media, and curiosity is getting to me big time. I want to try it, I have to try it. So we're gonna go there now, we're gonna order— I think we're gonna order a Double Double. I think that's like the gold standard in there.
I'm gonna bring you guys along with me to taste test, see my reaction.
Oh, I'm very excited for this. So we've got to walk like 25-30 minutes to Reese's, in and out. So hoping that'll counteract, uh, you know, the energy balance a little bit. Yeah, keep telling yourself that, Rob.
She don't know what I'll do if it just like tastes like shit.
I'll literally be like, those are calories I'll never get back. You ever get that feeling when it's like you eat something and it wasn't worth the calories and you're just like, what do I do with my life? Now we had Chick-fil-A when we were in Texas and I rate it highly. It impressed me and it definitely had some more macro-friendly choices. So then on the— unlike my to-do list of American food, all we have left is IHOP and In-N-Out. I think after I try them I'll be able to leave satisfied after taking part in this fine American dining culture. There she is. All right, so we got In-N-Out here and then IHOP across the road. That's going to be the next episode of Rob Lipsett Eats American Food.
All right, so here we are.
It looks amazing.
Let's get some action.
We also got the animal fries.
Oh my God, I'm not lying, that is the best burger I've tried.
Same, it's so fresh, soft. They're actually amazing.
Okay, you gonna try the animal fries?
I am at peace with banader.
That is— that, that is like— it's not letting in any way. The hype is real.
All right, your turn. Oh my God, oh, that's a big bite.
Oh God, there. I would almost say that's better than the burger.
Yeah, no, me too, I agree. So we're walking back now and we are actually Very satisfied after that. I'm not very— that's saying a lot because we're always— we're type people who eat a meal and we're like, we're still hungry. That hit the spot.
Yeah, I'm currently 4 months pregnant with the In-N-Out baby.
I'm gonna be the proud father of a Double Double and some animal fries. All right, so we're back in Ghost Gym, gonna work out in with the crew. And guess what, right? These guys are telling me— they said In-N-Out is garbage.
Sorry, California people, it's garbage. Ah, I'm just like Does not compute.
Like, I, I love that shit earlier.
From California get really offended when, like, when you say that In-N-Out is garbage because it's like their thing. Like telling somebody that they have another baby.
Yeah, well, California, I appreciate, I appreciate your craft. Honestly, I really enjoyed my In-N-Out earlier.
You're the head judge. Okay, so I want to ask you, I was just going to kind of do this more so it doesn't have that like—
Yes, that's like similar to my pose. I don't do that, like the push the hip back thing. It doesn't work for me either. Yeah, no, yeah, that's perfect.
Yeah.
What's up everyone, so today's vlog was just kind of like a bit of fun. It is probably gonna be one of my last, if not the last, LA vlog, so I decided I'd talk about something, and that is would I move to LA, because a lot of people are asking me that. You know, that's something I was thinking about the whole week, the whole time while I'm over here. Like, it is so good if you're a YouTuber. It's like the land of YouTube. So like, for like networking connections, like events like the YouTubers Retreat, that was like a networking dream. So for all that, it is like, it's perfect. But then again, there's stuff like, you know, there's a lot of things that I miss from home. Like even simple things like groceries, they're so expensive here. Like I miss my Carrigans, I miss my O'Ague, you know, I miss my Lidl and Aldi and all those things that, you know, makes me kind of miss Ireland. Like I love the streets of LA, I love like, you know, the whole everything, you know, the whole buzz of the place, but there are some little things about Dublin that I do miss. The weather is not one of them, but— so it's the end of the trip and I've came to the decision that I will probably live in Ireland. For, you know, the coming years, foreseeable future. I was like, you know, I do love Ireland, but I will be making very frequent trips to the US, maybe even get like an apartment here that I can like go to often. We'll see. And yeah, you know, I love traveling as well, so I'm gonna make frequent trips all over the place. So I think I'm gonna upload this video like when I'm on the plane back to Dublin, but either way I just want to say thank you for coming along on this journey with me through my life, and I hope, you know, you find it entertaining or whatever. Hope you're enjoying it. And as always, I appreciate anyone who clicks play on my videos, clicks thumbs up, clicks that subscribe button. It's honestly, it's very fulfilling for me doing this.
I love it.
Anyways, I'm rambling on. Gonna end the video here.
