Who? The Who. I Can See For Miles and miles and miles......
Yeah it is not a world class burger, neither is really. For really great burgers, curiously Tokyo has the best I have ever had due to seeking to imitate then elevate. Still California has a distinct edge on burgers (given our BBQ outside 361 days a year weather) over anything out of the East Coast. At least it is not that smash style of the Shake Shack. Really, really do not get the appeal of the sloppiness of that style. And I think in fact they are not even seeking that. All the grease makes it fall apart perhaps. My OCD run rampant I guess.
I'll eat either, as well as Habit, for a convenient quick meal, especially if someone else makes the suggestion and I don't want to be the naysayer. (I'd most likely be picking something local and more interesting - but even then, I'll sometimes succumb to one of the big chains, especially if some adult beverage or another needs some quick absorption

) Meanwhile, In N Out reminds me of Coors when I was growing up. (Now, you're thinking, where could EB1K possibly be going with this?) Coors was once a regional western beer and when relatives would visit from parts east, they'd have to go get themselves some Coors. I probably tasted it first when I was a single digit age and my opinion of it never changed - but it was a thing to do when traveling west. In N Out is the same thing - like a cult pilgrimage, although tastier, and can make for a nice layover activity near LAX or SFO. I doubt you'll ever see "runs" to Shake Shack as an airport layover activity.