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Could Mark Sanchez Be The Key To Bringing In-N-Out To NYC?
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Garth Johnston
Published Jun 3, 2011
Modified Jun 3, 2011
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Mark Sanchez seems to be having a fun time organizing training camps as the NFL lockout continues, so maybe he'd like to help a hungry city out by putting some pressure on In-n-Out to get its act together and come to New York? He already, with coach Rex Ryan's blessing, got the beloved left coast burger chain to set up a pop-up stand at his Jets West training camp last month!
And as if that weren't enough to prove that the highly paid QB was a big fan of the chain, he also took Heroes actress Hayden Panettiere there last month as well (but don't worry ladies and gents, they aren't dating). Anyway, Sanchez, buddy, help us out and put a little pressure on the chain? A Hamburger Today certainly wouldn't mind, and if the In-n-Out team thought the lines for its first Texas outpost were long they can't imagine what the line would be like here. Mustard Grilled Two by Four, please!
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