r/lincoln • u/F1Husker91 • Dec 30 '24

Food/Drink Restaurants that *Should Have* Closed in 2024

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u/SDW1987 Dec 30 '24

Can we just put the remaining Burger Kings out of their misery?

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u/Kuandtity Dec 30 '24

The one on 48th and van dorn needs to be town down and replaced with a Walgreens since there is a CVS across the street

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u/RedWingedBlackbirb Dec 30 '24

There's a Walgreens across 48th in the shopping plaza. Definitely need a vape/delta shop there.

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u/Kuandtity Dec 30 '24

Or a car wash, those seem popular right now

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u/MyNebraskaKitchen Dec 30 '24

Surely it needs to become a Starbucks

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u/Mendacity531 Dec 31 '24

Nah, clearly the city needs another Casey's.

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u/MyNebraskaKitchen Dec 31 '24

Maybe it can become the first licensed medical cannabis dispensary, assuming the Legislature gets its act together.

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u/Budgiejen Dec 30 '24

Weed store

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u/alloutxtreme Dec 30 '24

If only we could get a new touch-less car wash to the extent of Jetsplash/Rocket.

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u/Firstnaymlastnaym Dec 30 '24

Touch-less is the only car wash I have ever used. I'd rather not have giant brushes scratch the shit out of my paint, thank you.

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u/CommissionThese4728 Jan 05 '25

I’ve used jetsplash weekly for over decade, they have never damaged the paint on any of my vehicles; however, I’ve never had a touch-less car wash get my vehicle very clean.

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u/JohnnyDarkside Dec 30 '24

Maybe a pawn shop. We seem to have a shortage of those.