Jerky encounter at McD’s

[bogey1]

Apparently there are only 7 locations left of Arthur Treacher's F&C.

http://www.arthurtreachersfranchising.com/locations.php

There used to be a Long John Silver's in Havertown on Eagle road just across the street from the old Swell gum factory that was pretty good. It was right next to the old lumber yard and industrial park where K&G Speed shop started. I think it was right in this parking lot where this bank and nail salon are now.

https://www.google.com/maps/@39.9844885,-75.3157126,3a,75y,244.41h,79.59t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1syybsG-7Q_6h-PckHczc1XA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

You have a good memory, all I remember is k&g and the superfund lumber yard.

[dannyb]

Apparently there are only 7 locations left of Arthur Treacher's F&C.

http://www.arthurtreachersfranchising.com/locations.php

There used to be a Long John Silver's in Havertown on Eagle road just across the street from the old Swell gum factory that was pretty good. It was right next to the old lumber yard and industrial park where K&G Speed shop started. I think it was right in this parking lot where this bank and nail salon are now.

https://www.google.com/maps/@39.9844885,-75.3157126,3a,75y,244.41h,79.59t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1syybsG-7Q_6h-PckHczc1XA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

Isn't there still one co-located with the Nathan's in the Molly Pitcher rest stop on the south-bound NJT? Granted that I haven't driven the NJT in over a year because I didn't have anyone in NYC until last August.

[JenniferG]

Damn , K&G Speed Shops. Used to go to the one in Broomall.

Same guy, Chris Gans but now he runs/owns the Nicolas Smith Trains too. When they closed the shop in Havertown in the lumber yard and they moved to West Chester Pike for a short time then they moved to Broomall on West Chester Pike. I used to live on Eagle Rd in Havertown in about 1982 in the apartments just up the road from the bubble gum factory.

[MarkS20]

If I had run into you I probably would have done a quick smile and discretely asked make & model if I didn't recognize it in the holster.

[ShaulWolf]

Any adult wearing a sports jersey says it all.

I need to spread rep before repping again. Damnit.

[Statkowski]

At lunch at McDs with the wife and kid. OCing the Beretta 92.

Get up to get Ketchup for daughter, guy in a Flyers Jersey tells me: “You should conceal that!”. I said “ thanks but no thanks”, and smiled. He continued, “ You’re in a fast food restaurant, you need to conceal”. I said thanks but no thanks.

I walked away. No one else seemed bothered by me.

Lunch was good though.

At lunch at the Ebensburg McDs with the wife. OCing the Hi-Point C9.

Stood near the counter until our order was ready. Don't think anyone would dare wear a Flyers jersey out here. Nobody said nothing.

Lunch was acceptable, considering.

[spandexlurch]

If you go out west, the fast food place called Culver’s has the best burgers.

Culver's is alright but if you want a really good juicy burger check out Halo Burger in Michigan. There are three locations I know of and on of them is right off of I-75. There's one in Flint, Saginaw, and the one off of I-75 is in Bay City.

[ItchyTick]

At lunch at McDs with the wife and kid. OCing the Beretta 92.

Get up to get Ketchup for daughter, guy in a Flyers Jersey tells me: “You should conceal that!”. I said “ thanks but no thanks”, and smiled. He continued, “ You’re in a fast food restaurant, you need to conceal”. I said thanks but no thanks.

I walked away. No one else seemed bothered by me.

Lunch was good though.

Your fly was unzipped.

[Statkowski]

Your fly was unzipped.

The appropriate phrase is "Kennywood's open."

[red_oktober78765]

McDonald’s “burgers” taste really good but I learned a while ago to take them home before eating. I have to be sitting on the throne from the first bite. Tried all kinds of over the counter meds to combat it, and so far, man has yet to invent anything that can come close to stomping the Mcshits.
For the Flyers guy, I woulda threatened him with eating one of the burgers on the spot and unleashing the full potential of soybean rather than my gun.