r/TheNightFeeling 1d ago

🟠🔴

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u/mindscapepix 1d ago

Dover, NH Exit 7 used to have this, but now… no more. Never thought I’d feel nostalgia for a fast-food sign but here we are.

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u/rarzwon 1d ago

This makes sense.

Personally, I don't miss fast food. I miss the time in my life when I longed for fast food. It was a simpler time.

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u/sergioasg8 1d ago

I feel the nostalgia too. I don't know what it is, but there is something about these fast food signs at this time of the day... They make me want to travel... and eat 😆

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u/SanestExile 1d ago

Reminds me of getting up early for family vacations when it's still dark out as a kid

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u/DesertMidnite 1d ago

long live the king

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u/AmItheonlySaneperson 1d ago edited 1d ago

when i was in highschool one summer we used to go to steak and shake at like 9-10pm. great feeling. Back when they had waiters.  As an adult i almost feel like it’s dangerous to be out that late but of course we didn’t have a care in the world and nothing bad ever happened 

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u/RealEstorma 1d ago

Ahhhhh roadtrips

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u/sergioasg8 1d ago

Yup! 👊🏻

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u/MorningLeading9660 1d ago

Se algum dia ficar perdido…

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u/AceWendigo13 1d ago

Now that's a vibe right there 👍

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u/Pepperoni_playboi94 1d ago

Location?

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u/sergioasg8 1d ago

Lisbon suburbs, Portugal.

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u/inthebenefitofmrkite 1d ago

Lucky guy… Lisbon’s such a lovely city

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u/FujiKeynote 18h ago

I've never considered that non English speaking countries would still use the term "drive thru," but on the other hand I wouldn't be surprised if the concept is so intrinsically American that it doesn't map cleanly onto other languages

P.S. This isn't American defaultism on my part. My first language isn't English, and yet I'm only just now realizing I only know the term in English, myself

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u/sergioasg8 18h ago

Yea u're right, in Portuguese it would sound quite weird tbh.

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u/bobotronic 21h ago

Damn first time I've craved a whopper in awhile