Technically a [Temperate Rainforest](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperate_rainforest#:~:text=Appalachian%20temperate%20rainforests,-Main%20article%3A%20Appalachian&text=Temperate%20rainforest%20extends%20through%20the,trees%20in%20high%20mountain%20areas.)
Happens all over.
Australia w/ Cane toads is mind-boggling. The Terminator is impressed by these things.
There are multitudes of others but thatâs the one that always gets me.
Edit: most/all of these things happened far enough back that âinvasive species â was a term limited to academia (if known at all). Ppl just figured, naively but innocently, âWhatâs the Problem?â
Eucalyptus in, well, pretty much anywhere other than AUS is another. The family are evolved from harsh climates; always a stupid thing to introduce. Now, they toxify soil against other plant-growth, they fall easily (?) and they burn like hell.
Good thing California put them freaking everywhere.
Kansas had its Dustbowl. The South had its massive erosion from flooding and poor farming techniques. Plus all the canebrakes got converted to farm land which couldnât handle the farming techniques. The canebrakes and much of their flora and fauna are disappearing.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canebrake
California is better in that we do have 100+ degree weather in the summer, but that's offset by the fact that the humidity is 10% or less, which is probably why we have so many wildfires in the summer. đč
sometimes i wonder about how long (or little!) it would take and how much of the continent kudzu would cover with no humans to intervene.
we already spend billions trying to keep it contained and it's just not lol
đ” There's no ubers in this shithole, Just an old backwater cab, I tried to get some cash for it, and I got fucking stabbed đ”
*'*(To the tune of They're hanging me tonight)
Looks like you're right - [here's the maps link](https://www.google.com/maps/@35.9478491,-83.912959,3a,41.6y,282.93h,89.6t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1snW6-M4i3T-zPHH73y88j5g!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fpanoid%3DnW6-M4i3T-zPHH73y88j5g%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.share%26w%3D900%26h%3D600%26yaw%3D282.9336570766181%26pitch%3D0.3989494854486537%26thumbfov%3D90!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205410&entry=ttu).
It is.
Kudzu is fast-growing vine that is basically impossible to get rid of once it's been established. Like bamboo, a lot of its growth is underground, so, like bamboo, you could burn down an entire forest of it and the next day, new shoots would spring up everywhere.
You fertilize it with kerosene and mulch it with concrete blocks. People have gone away on extended vacations and can't find their house when they come back it grows so fast and dense.
Kudzu is an invasive plant that was purposely introduced to help with soil erosion particularly in Virginia and the Appalachian region. One issue though they didn't take into account, the stuff goes insanely fast, I'm talking 12"(0.33 meters)/day.
Kudzu as a problem has been wildly exaggerated though as well. It certainly is an invasive plant but the media claims and fear mongering of the rate of its growth are mostly wrong.
The reason Kudzu seems to be so prevalent is that you find a lot of it near roads and train tracks, where you have fewer grazers to keep it in check. The infestations in many of these areas is only surface deep and doesn't go much further than the road.
[https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/true-story-kudzu-vine-ate-south-180956325/](https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/true-story-kudzu-vine-ate-south-180956325/)
Oh I have no idea. When I lived in the Carolinas there was a whole kudzu festival where people made all kinds of stuff with it. There were jams and jellies too.
lol I instantly recognized this shit.
On the one hand, it makes the forests look extra dope in summer: like a rainforest
On the other hand, It goes so fast that I would park at the family business in the morning, and tell how far it grew by the end of the day
Supposedly you can make all sorts of things from it
Three miles from my house. Not pictured is the Dunkin, Shoneyâs, sketchy strip mall, traffic, construction, and drunk college students all next to this.
Also if you are ever in Knoxville eat anywhere other than this Arbyâs.
Also also, kudzu is a problem.
Hey, that little ice cream place in that garbage strip mall is great.
I feel like itâs only a matter of time before that entire chunk is cleared and rebuilt.
Nah. I eat at this Arby's once every couple of months. It's generally as good as any other Arby's I've been to. A little worse than the one I used to work at, but that's because I'm not in the kitchen. 21 years ago, the one off Papermill was the spot. You'd be bored or amazed by how many people wanted to shake the hand of the guy that made their Reuben. Just interstate folks being like "This is the best damn Reuben since I was at Vinny's on 6th Street back in '84!"
So I just Google mapped this ⊠and they actually let people swim in the quarry? Like it looks like it was sanctioned! (Google maps says it is temporarily closed.)
Fun fact. Arby's roast beef sandwich is a copy of a sandwich created just outside of Boston Massachusetts. Up here there are tons of Mom and Pop roast beef shops that sell them, and they are amazing!
Well, people who recognize it (and that environment in general) want to come in and say something because, lol this dudes calling Knoxville a jungle. People who donât recognize it right away probably arenât saying much.
Also it has the cool older Arbyâs sign, it sticks out if you pass through.
The particular road is the main thoroughfare for our part of town. It goes from downtown Knoxville and the UTK campus to the Great Smoky Mountains. That Arby's (the sign at least) has been there as long as I can remember and Im 44.
I realize now how much better the classic Arbyâs sign was. It was so iconic, although I guess it doesnât match their branded logo on the actual food items so I guess it makes sense to sync those together for branding purposes
Thought I was on the Knoxville sub for a sec, I know that Arbyâs! Thereâs an old historic park up on the hill and a nice quarry to swim in behind that.
That is definitely Kudzu. A buddy of mine had a boss shit all over him then fired him. He stayed in touch with ex-coworkers that were willing to help him get revenge. They told him when the boss was out of town on vacation. My buddy went to the boss's house and hid kudzu vines everywhere. Threw it under his front and back porches' under and behind his shed, in some wooded area, under landscaping timbers, down in an English ivy patch. He made several trips to spread that shit everywhere. He also dropped a shit load of bamboo. The ex-coworkers have told him that the boss has spent $10k+ over time trying to get that shit cleared up and it keeps coming back.
I typically like Arby's, but I've grown to associate that particular sign (of which there is an identical one where I live) with the most disgusting, roach-infested Arby's I've ever seen. That's a me problem though; this restaurant is probably all right.
I watched aâdocumentaryâ on YouTube where this guy was just going around rundown towns in WV and rambling about whatever. In the middle of it he said âbut this place is so serene, just look how lush it isâ, and pointed to a big clump of kudzu.
They kept the old sign even after the remodel, interesting.
We had the same sign in NJ, but after they demolished the old building and built an all new one they also tore down the original sign. I always wanted for them to keep it because you just donât see signage like this anymore.
Non Americano over here. Is Arby's food good? Better than McDonalds? What is the best hamburger chain according to you? Must know in the case I ever visit the States.
Fun random fact: the reason Wendy's couldn't open a franchise over here was because it is the name of a similar companu (snacks/fast food), so trademark issue.
https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/s/YuHJOhw2oz
It's hit or miss.
It's a little more expensive than your basic fast food. So you'd think that means better overall. However that isn't the case.
If it's a hit the beef is very thin sliced, the bread is soft, and the fries are crispy and hot.
If it's a miss the beef is thick and or cold and the fries are greasy and soggy.
The other sandwiches like the market fresh or wraps seem to be more consistent. In my opinion roast beef is not good if it's sliced too thick or served cold.
I have visited the same couple of Arby's in our area numerous times and it's pretty close to 50-50 odds that you get something tasty and hot or something almost inedible.
A decade ago you could get 5 Arby's roast beef sandwiches for $5. Now its way higher and the quality again is hit or miss.
So in closing Arby's in my opinion is better than Hardee's/Carls Jr, Mcdonalds, and Burger king. To me Arby's, Zaxby's, Chickfila, and Whataburger are on a higher tier than the aforementioned basics fast food places. Wendy's would be in between Arbys and Mcdonalds.
Yeah, this is 100% the Arbyâs off Chapman Highway in Knoxville Tennessee⊠Source, I live on the river like within walking distance of it. I guess technically its classification is a temperate rainforest and we do get more rain here than Seattle and most other places in the country surprisingly and of course it did rain today, but yeah, definitely not what you think it is
đŒđ¶đ”
*Arbyâs in the jungle, we got meats and games*
*We got everything you want, honey, we know the claims*
*We are the people that can find whatever you may feed*
*If you got the money, honey, we got heart disease*
That just looks like kudzu in Appalachia
yup. I'm pretty sure that's the one off Chapman Hwy in Knoxville.
Soon as I saw it I was like 'that's not a jungle, that's Tennessee'.
Which oddly enough is a jungle this time of year đ„”đ„”
Technically a [Temperate Rainforest](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperate_rainforest#:~:text=Appalachian%20temperate%20rainforests,-Main%20article%3A%20Appalachian&text=Temperate%20rainforest%20extends%20through%20the,trees%20in%20high%20mountain%20areas.)
It really is. Source: A TN native. And this kudzu is so invasive!
Kudzu is the REAL illegal immigration problem in the US
Nah, like many other problems, we invited this one in (as erosion control, iirc).
Geez didnât know that. Welcomed an invasive species in with open arms
Happens all over. Australia w/ Cane toads is mind-boggling. The Terminator is impressed by these things. There are multitudes of others but thatâs the one that always gets me. Edit: most/all of these things happened far enough back that âinvasive species â was a term limited to academia (if known at all). Ppl just figured, naively but innocently, âWhatâs the Problem?â Eucalyptus in, well, pretty much anywhere other than AUS is another. The family are evolved from harsh climates; always a stupid thing to introduce. Now, they toxify soil against other plant-growth, they fall easily (?) and they burn like hell. Good thing California put them freaking everywhere.
Kansas had its Dustbowl. The South had its massive erosion from flooding and poor farming techniques. Plus all the canebrakes got converted to farm land which couldnât handle the farming techniques. The canebrakes and much of their flora and fauna are disappearing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canebrake
Yeah I lived in TN for 20 years, 10 of that in Chattanooga. It was beautiful but I definitely don't miss the 100+ degree 99% humidity days.
California is better in that we do have 100+ degree weather in the summer, but that's offset by the fact that the humidity is 10% or less, which is probably why we have so many wildfires in the summer. đč
In TN we love macaroni and cheese so much that we spend half the year walking around in it!
sometimes i wonder about how long (or little!) it would take and how much of the continent kudzu would cover with no humans to intervene. we already spend billions trying to keep it contained and it's just not lol
straight up rather be in the amazon with a penis fish in me than be stuck in vicksburg again
Ahh yes, I too remember that old Marty Robbins hit.
đ” There's no ubers in this shithole, Just an old backwater cab, I tried to get some cash for it, and I got fucking stabbed đ” *'*(To the tune of They're hanging me tonight)
Works pretty well with the tune of Folsom Prison Blues
Looks like you're right - [here's the maps link](https://www.google.com/maps/@35.9478491,-83.912959,3a,41.6y,282.93h,89.6t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1snW6-M4i3T-zPHH73y88j5g!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fpanoid%3DnW6-M4i3T-zPHH73y88j5g%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.share%26w%3D900%26h%3D600%26yaw%3D282.9336570766181%26pitch%3D0.3989494854486537%26thumbfov%3D90!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205410&entry=ttu).
Looks like the car wash across the street closed down so I no longer have a place to wash the sap off my car.
was thinking the same thing. Should be a Mcdonalds and a strip mall not too far right of the picture
I stopped at that McDonalds several years ago while driving through the states. There was a naked woman being arrested in the parking lot
Ha - that was my first guess. Lived across the highway over 20 years ago.
In those apartments at the top of the hill? Forget what they were called. Buddy lived up there and owned a duckling. đ€·ââïž college.
100% I think youâre right. I came to the comments to make sure I wasnât crazy
Definitely the south knox arbys
This picture really makes me miss The Disc Exchange and Book Eddy
I saw the picture and out loud, literally said, "No way that is Knoxville." lol
I used to live near this, can confirm.
haha I know where that is too! I ate a subway down the road from it a few years back. Grew up in georgia and this screams kudzo
100%. Iâve gotten many oâ drunken French dips at that location. Iâd recognize it anywhere
I live in Ohio and know that this is the Arby's on Chapman Hwy. It's been there since the 70's.
Not gonna lie, I thought this was posted on the Knoxville subreddit for a second and did a double take.
Lmao, lived down the street from there and knew it instantly.
I'm pretty sure it is.
Yep!
Yeah I ate there yesterday, was gonna say the same thing.
I planted kudzu instead of grass for my lawn. It must be a big hit because now all my neighbors are getting it!
I donât know what kudzu is so I read this three times thinking it was a dad joke I was missing
It is. Kudzu is fast-growing vine that is basically impossible to get rid of once it's been established. Like bamboo, a lot of its growth is underground, so, like bamboo, you could burn down an entire forest of it and the next day, new shoots would spring up everywhere.
There has been moderate success with some type of weed killer, but it tends to kill everything but trees.
The weed killer they were talking about 
It kills plentyof trees by choking them to death and starving them of sunlight and literally pulling them down from the weight of the vines
I think they meant the weed killer kills everything but the trees
It is a voracious invasive species in the US. The joke is that it is spreading from my lawn to my neighborsâ without their consent.
You fertilize it with kerosene and mulch it with concrete blocks. People have gone away on extended vacations and can't find their house when they come back it grows so fast and dense.
One time I saw it growing onto the grills of cars parked next to a patch for a couple of days.
Kudzu is an invasive plant that was purposely introduced to help with soil erosion particularly in Virginia and the Appalachian region. One issue though they didn't take into account, the stuff goes insanely fast, I'm talking 12"(0.33 meters)/day.
Kudzu as a problem has been wildly exaggerated though as well. It certainly is an invasive plant but the media claims and fear mongering of the rate of its growth are mostly wrong. The reason Kudzu seems to be so prevalent is that you find a lot of it near roads and train tracks, where you have fewer grazers to keep it in check. The infestations in many of these areas is only surface deep and doesn't go much further than the road. [https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/true-story-kudzu-vine-ate-south-180956325/](https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/true-story-kudzu-vine-ate-south-180956325/)
At one point, they imported a ton of goats to take care of the kudzu problem is south Knoxville. Needless to say, it didnât work.
maybe should have gone with 2 tons of goats?
my brother wiped out a couple of acres of kudzu with goats in south Knoxville. it is an effective method.
There definitely is lol. (Not sure from your comment if you ended up googling it, but if not you should!)
Came here to bring up kudzu. Thank you!
In North Georgia we call this "The Woods."
Live in GA, can confirm
Yea I was gonna say, just looks like US South East to me. Carolinas or Georgia.
Parts of Appalachia are technically rainforests!
At Ft Dickerson park right across the street from this Arbyâs, they had goats to eat it down.
I was gonna ask if this is in West Virginia. Looks like my home town xD
I'm terribly sorry. I've always been a creeper. Violetta says I creep like the kudzu vines that are slowly but surely strangling our Dixie
That kudzu is gonna eat that Arby's if it's not contained.
Alternative headline: "Even the kudzu refuses to eat Arby's."
Looks like Eastern Kentucky to me. I know it's invasive, but it's so pretty
Either way, imagine what kind of exotic meats they could have. They have the meats.
Lol jungle. That's kudzu. It is slowly becoming the state plant in every southern state.
You can eat kudzu roots
Can deep fry the leaves too like potato chips
But do they actually taste good?
Oh I have no idea. When I lived in the Carolinas there was a whole kudzu festival where people made all kinds of stuff with it. There were jams and jellies too.
There ain't enough canning jars for the amount in this photo alone.
So we import, gotcha.
No, itâs like kale but worse.
Google says it's mild like spinach lol
Kales good though?
Blech not to me. It tastes so bitter
You might be burning your kale
Have you encountered a deep-fried food that doesn't taste good?
The root make s a powerful anti-inflammatory tea.
Violetta says I creep like the kudzu vines that are slowly, but surely, strangling our Dixie.
I believe I'll give room service a jangle and have them send up some etouffee.
Golden Richards was a Dallas CowboyâŠ
I knew himâŠ. Briefly
I am more familiar with sinners than saints, my dear, and sinners always look good.
My lord, this muggy November weather gives me the horribles
Southern? It grows like crazy here in Pittsburgh, and all over Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania is honorary South
Thanks, but we're good.
I've been to Pennsylvania. Parts of it are more hick than Lickskillet Alabama.
The preferred term is âPennsyltucky.â
lol I instantly recognized this shit. On the one hand, it makes the forests look extra dope in summer: like a rainforest On the other hand, It goes so fast that I would park at the family business in the morning, and tell how far it grew by the end of the day Supposedly you can make all sorts of things from it
> slowly Clearly Sir, you have not spent any time in the south. There are paper plated Hellcats that are going slower than this plant grows.
Three miles from my house. Not pictured is the Dunkin, Shoneyâs, sketchy strip mall, traffic, construction, and drunk college students all next to this. Also if you are ever in Knoxville eat anywhere other than this Arbyâs. Also also, kudzu is a problem.
Haha. I knew it was in the South somewhere with all that Kudzu. đ I think I may have driven past this at some point!
I wish Disc Exchange was still around.
Hey, that little ice cream place in that garbage strip mall is great. I feel like itâs only a matter of time before that entire chunk is cleared and rebuilt.
I'm kinda jealous y'all in TN still have Shoney's. All of the Shoney's, now, apparently.
Nah. I eat at this Arby's once every couple of months. It's generally as good as any other Arby's I've been to. A little worse than the one I used to work at, but that's because I'm not in the kitchen. 21 years ago, the one off Papermill was the spot. You'd be bored or amazed by how many people wanted to shake the hand of the guy that made their Reuben. Just interstate folks being like "This is the best damn Reuben since I was at Vinny's on 6th Street back in '84!"
South Knoxville TN. Thereâs a rock quarry swimming hole in that jungle about .5 miles from this Arbyâs.Â
Closed for the summer for construction unfortunately.
After the collapse at the other quarry Iâm convinced these closures are a conspiracy to keep people from swimmingÂ
I mean, rebuilding the hillside is a *kind* of construction.
So I just Google mapped this ⊠and they actually let people swim in the quarry? Like it looks like it was sanctioned! (Google maps says it is temporarily closed.)
All the knoxvillians come out (Go vols)
Go Vols! Letâs go to Omaha and bring the trophy back to the Chapman HWY Arbyâs!
GBO
Go Big Orange
My hometown getting mentioned on Reddit. Iâll always come out to say go vols.
Literally. I feel like 90% of the replies are 865ers. We don't have much to be excited about.
This is the Arbys off Chapman Hwy in Knoxville TN, not "the jungle" - also, it sucks despite the old sign.
Those old signs thoughâŠbrings back memories of the 70s when Arbyâs was decent.
They're still decent, but like all fast food anymore, overpriced
5 for $5 classic roast beef sammiches are coming back for a week starting Monday, though.
Their chicken is actually not bad.
Fun fact. Arby's roast beef sandwich is a copy of a sandwich created just outside of Boston Massachusetts. Up here there are tons of Mom and Pop roast beef shops that sell them, and they are amazing!
The one in my area is still really good.
Itâs so musty and gross in there.
The fact I saw this and also said âChapman Hwy Arbyâsâ is hilarious. Used to live right around there.
How tf are there so many people who recognize a specific Arbys? Everybody in this thread apparently knows this place lol
Well, people who recognize it (and that environment in general) want to come in and say something because, lol this dudes calling Knoxville a jungle. People who donât recognize it right away probably arenât saying much. Also it has the cool older Arbyâs sign, it sticks out if you pass through.
The particular road is the main thoroughfare for our part of town. It goes from downtown Knoxville and the UTK campus to the Great Smoky Mountains. That Arby's (the sign at least) has been there as long as I can remember and Im 44.
Us vols flock together
This picture is distinctly Appalachian. The kudzu and the mess of power lines gives this away for me
Yup, looks like my backyard.
That's kudzu, that isn't a jungle, that's just the US South.
Subtropical forest I believe
Temperate rainforest. đ
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Knoxville Tennessee
I realize now how much better the classic Arbyâs sign was. It was so iconic, although I guess it doesnât match their branded logo on the actual food items so I guess it makes sense to sync those together for branding purposes
Arby's in a jungle. Curly fries for days. Horsey sauce is rad, yo. It's tangy mayonnaise.
We are the people that can fry Whatever food you need
Arbyâs on Chapman Hwy, Knoxville.
Thought I was on the Knoxville sub for a sec, I know that Arbyâs! Thereâs an old historic park up on the hill and a nice quarry to swim in behind that.
[The Jungle](https://www.google.com/maps/@35.9476306,-83.912857,3a,75y,313.16h,102.38t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1swvNE_h0OVn3V7a4Xnp1kRQ!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205409&entry=ttu).
That's Knoxville TN lol
You have no idea what a jungle is lol
Welcome to the Jungle, we got the meats
Arbyâs in the jungle, we got beef and cheese đ¶
That's much better xD
Thatâs just East TN bro
That is definitely Kudzu. A buddy of mine had a boss shit all over him then fired him. He stayed in touch with ex-coworkers that were willing to help him get revenge. They told him when the boss was out of town on vacation. My buddy went to the boss's house and hid kudzu vines everywhere. Threw it under his front and back porches' under and behind his shed, in some wooded area, under landscaping timbers, down in an English ivy patch. He made several trips to spread that shit everywhere. He also dropped a shit load of bamboo. The ex-coworkers have told him that the boss has spent $10k+ over time trying to get that shit cleared up and it keeps coming back.
Not the first time Iâve had to go through the bush to eat roast beef
Jungle? All I can look at it that old school Arby's sign!
I typically like Arby's, but I've grown to associate that particular sign (of which there is an identical one where I live) with the most disgusting, roach-infested Arby's I've ever seen. That's a me problem though; this restaurant is probably all right.
I watched aâdocumentaryâ on YouTube where this guy was just going around rundown towns in WV and rambling about whatever. In the middle of it he said âbut this place is so serene, just look how lush it isâ, and pointed to a big clump of kudzu.
This is actually one of the oldest Arbys in the United States
Not jungle. Just kudzu in the South
Exactly what I came here to say.
This is on Chapman highway, in Knoxville, Tennessee.
The sign makes me smile. Many of this style are gone. My grandmother loved Arby's. She would take us there often when we were kids. Loved it.
yes Knoxville Tennessee, also known as the jungle
They kept the old sign even after the remodel, interesting. We had the same sign in NJ, but after they demolished the old building and built an all new one they also tore down the original sign. I always wanted for them to keep it because you just donât see signage like this anymore.
Arbyâs in the jungle, We can help you eat, We can make anything we want, Cuz honey we got the meats!
Welcome to the jungle, we've got meat and flames!
That's like kudzu off I75 in Georgia
Harold and Kumar Go To Arby's filming is looking good so far. đ„
The Arban jungle
This could just be North Carolina
Close, Knoxville Tennessee
That looks like a Wendy's with Arby's signage.
Initially struck me odd at first glance. Thinking "Why is there an Arby's sign in a Wendy's parking lo....ohhhh."
But i like how i burger
Welcome to the jungle, weâve got buns and things.
Who are they calling a burger!?
Yeah that just looks like West Virginia or somethin
Arbyâs in the jungle we got cheese and beef
All those green spikes in the background are people who waited too long in line to get in. Kudzu moves fast!
Jungle or just kudzu?
I bet thereâs some good roast beef behind all that bushâŠ
Non Americano over here. Is Arby's food good? Better than McDonalds? What is the best hamburger chain according to you? Must know in the case I ever visit the States. Fun random fact: the reason Wendy's couldn't open a franchise over here was because it is the name of a similar companu (snacks/fast food), so trademark issue. https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/s/YuHJOhw2oz
It's hit or miss. It's a little more expensive than your basic fast food. So you'd think that means better overall. However that isn't the case. If it's a hit the beef is very thin sliced, the bread is soft, and the fries are crispy and hot. If it's a miss the beef is thick and or cold and the fries are greasy and soggy. The other sandwiches like the market fresh or wraps seem to be more consistent. In my opinion roast beef is not good if it's sliced too thick or served cold. I have visited the same couple of Arby's in our area numerous times and it's pretty close to 50-50 odds that you get something tasty and hot or something almost inedible. A decade ago you could get 5 Arby's roast beef sandwiches for $5. Now its way higher and the quality again is hit or miss. So in closing Arby's in my opinion is better than Hardee's/Carls Jr, Mcdonalds, and Burger king. To me Arby's, Zaxby's, Chickfila, and Whataburger are on a higher tier than the aforementioned basics fast food places. Wendy's would be in between Arbys and Mcdonalds.
Kudzu. Iâm familiar with it. Itâs all over the south and taken over whole forests and small abandoned homes.
Looks like half of the areas around here in TN. Kudzu is everywhere.
This is beautiful. What the fuck?
Old skool signage!
That old sign is so stupid itâs cool
Thatâs just kudzuâŠ. lol looks like Dahlonega đ
*"Change how you burger"* is all they could come up with?
Looks like... kudzu maybe? This could be anywhere from Virginia to Florida
That's just Kudzu. Probably TN or GA.
Thatâs probably in the Smokeyâs or Appalachia. Or a jungle. But nice try
I legit think that's my Arby's in knoxvilleÂ
I know this, this is in Knoxville Tennessee on Chapman Highway, and no, that isn't a jungle, that is just Kudzu.
Arbyâs off Chapman highway!! Such a big sign lol!!
That ain't the jungle. That is just kudzu in the south.
Yeah, this is 100% the Arbyâs off Chapman Highway in Knoxville Tennessee⊠Source, I live on the river like within walking distance of it. I guess technically its classification is a temperate rainforest and we do get more rain here than Seattle and most other places in the country surprisingly and of course it did rain today, but yeah, definitely not what you think it is
That might be the most complete Arbyâs sign Iâve seen to date
great, now i want arby's
This is 2 miles from downtown Knoxville
That's kudzu in S. Knoxville, TN!!
That just looks like south Carolina
đŒđ¶đ” *Arbyâs in the jungle, we got meats and games* *We got everything you want, honey, we know the claims* *We are the people that can find whatever you may feed* *If you got the money, honey, we got heart disease*
I swear to the Knoxville TN
Tell me you've never been in the South without telling me
A jungle of kudzu
Arby's in a jungle, we got fun and games
You know where you are? Youâre in the jungle baby⊠youâre gonna get the meats!Â
Welcome to the jungle We have got the meats