But nonetheless, I usually stick with my same ole' food choices with a little venture here and there.

Last week while I was out thrifting in the city of Dallas, I realized I was 2 hours away from my home destination. Not to mention I was stuck in traffic, so I took another route through Dallas that landed me at another thrift store in the are. After 30 minutes inside and not finding anything, I came out ready to eat, but traffic was hideous. While sitting in my car trying to google something quick to eat, I looked straight up a saw this rinky-dink looking place that was full of cars and people bringing racks of food out.

So, I pulled up into the parking lot myself and saw a sign with large burgers for 2.85. What! How! and Why? And I also saw no credit card and no debit, no ATM and no loitering. I knew then I was in the country, and the food is about to be banging.

Before I could get out of the car, someone came to my side of the window and offered to take my order.

The wait staff was named Carey, and she explained there was no need to get out because this place Keller's was the first car hop burger place in the city. Apparently, they were here before any Sonic's joint was born, and she was proud to say they have been in this same spot for over 60 years. OMG, so am I really about to eat a 60-year-old burger? I wanted to know all the details concerning authenticity before I take my chances of eating something that was under 3 bucks.

First of all, everything is made in house, and the beef comes in fresh every day from their own vendor.  Burgers are built for big eaters, and everything is still priced as it was decades ago. So, I wanted to try it for myself.