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13392795 No.13392795 [Reply] [Original]

The original burger is quite a man's food.

>> No.13392798

It’s
Fucking
RAW

>> No.13392858

>>13392795
sorry m8, that's not a burger. that's a sandwich.

>> No.13392885

>>13392795
>"original burger"
>claims only backed up by the restaurant owner
>got absolutely anally devastated when people voted that they didn't believe it and threw a tantrum over a fake for-fun "trial" to dispute the original hamburger claim after losing it

>> No.13392892

>>13392885
In 2000, the Library of Congress recognized Louis' Lunch as the creator of the hamburger after being backed by United States Representative Rosa L. DeLauro.[57] The Library of Congress stated that Louis Lassen sold the first hamburger and steak sandwich in the U.S. in 1900.[58][59]

>> No.13392895

>>13392885
I would be too. Otherwise it's just a burger on toast. I'd go to Pepe's anyway.

>> No.13392911

>>13392892
In 2006, a "mock trial" was held by the Hamburger Festival in Akron, Ohio. Louis' Lunch was noted to have taken the event seriously, in contrast to other representatives of other hamburger creator claimants.[63] Renny Loisel, public relations director of the Greater New Haven Convention and Visitors Bureau, submitted an affidavit and letter from the New Haven Preservation Trust and noted that the Library of Congress recognizes Louis' Lunch for creating the first hamburger, but the evidence was denied. According to an internet poll, Louis' Lunch placed third and Loisel noted that despite the evidence it was more about theatrics than truth.[64]
>one state representative backs the claim
>library of congress says "why not, i guess we can say its true because this is an issue nobody will ever care about, right"
>fake trial held and library of congress claim didn't even hold weight because of how bogus it was
>louis' lunch destroyed in competition and cries "well i-it was just a f-fake competition anyway, g-guys! :'(

>> No.13392930

>>13392911
>mock trial
>fake trial
>real Library of Congress
hmm.wav

>> No.13393140

>>13392930
>library of congress only recognizes it as the first place to sell a burger in the US
>claim was only ever backed by one representative with no actual research being done into the topic
>public opinion of people who care more about the issue has never agreed with the claim anyway
>retard on 4chan thinks that one US representative's opinion has more credibility than literally everybody in the US

>> No.13393172

pretentious snobs thread?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz91GfoZ-Zs

>> No.13393183

>>13392795
Impressive.

>> No.13393199

>>13393140
>literally everybody
[citation needed]

>> No.13393245
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13393245

>>13392795
>undercooked

>> No.13393298

>>13392795
I kind of want that right now but I don't live in Connecticut

>> No.13393405

>>13393199
>thinks anybody would agree that the most iconic sandwich in the US that is named after a German city was invented at some no-name diner in a no-name Connecticut town as a sloppy ball of wet ground beef between 2 slices of Wonderbread

>> No.13393428

>>13393405
Prove that it wasn't.

>> No.13393473

>>13393428
I don't have to. It'd be more believable if I were to suggest it was brought down from the heavens by Saint David McHamburg and given as a token of fortune to Ronald Doodiekins who was trying to invent something to himself out of mob debt. You're the one who is trying to prove something entirely unbelievable so burden of proof is in your court, Lou.