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Most definitely would choose a blizzard. Is a blizzard a shake? I thought a blizzard was just a blizzard? Like a standalone dessert. On the flip side I can’t imagine choosing a DQ burger over In N Out.
I enjoy it because it used to be around the price of McDonald’s, and it’s still cheap comparatively. >

$4 for a burger that size and that level of quality is not bad at all >

When you compare it to Wendy's it is. >

Honestly Wendy’s seems pricier than in n out, that being said Culver’s slaps and Wendy’s is pretty good too >

If you get a specialty burger at Wendy's it's more expensive, for sure. However, Wendy's is cheaper than Culver's for kids meals by a lot and their standard menu items are overall a lot cheaper.
However, Wendy's has some pretty epic specialty burgers so l can't pretend I'm not going to spend the extra couple of bucks for them...
Don't know about In n Outs prices. We don't have any here. >

The bacon pub burger is/was divine >

Totally agree, if they kept that and their curder burger year round I'd be there more often. 
Wendy's has their pretzel burger and the Italian burger which are both just rip offs of Culver's but are always available. >

This is indeed unpopular. Lots of people I know dislike In-N-Out to be contrarian, and it is overhyped, but the price/value ratio is unbeatable. And, as a person who has eaten many fast food burgers, the quality of ingredients is hard to beat. Everything is fresh, fries are handmade in-store, shakes are top-tier.
Have my upvote!
Edit: Corrected spelling >

The price is great, if I'm out and about between 10-11am, I'll definitely pull into one, but any other time, I'm losing money just waiting in that dumb line.  Plenty of other burger joints manage to make fresh cut fries that taste good 5 minutes after you buy them, not sure why In n Out is so trash in that area. >

Are there any other fast food places that don’t use frozen French fries? >

Five guys >

Yeah, I thought of that. Great fries, but are they fast food? No drive thru. But idk I’d INO has a drive thru so my argument is moot in that regard >

Fries are crap. Burgers are top notch fast food burgers. Price is unbeatable for the quality. Shakes are S tier. >

Have you had a shake anywhere besides a chain diner or fast food? Because I promise there are shakes out there that will make you taste how fake In N Out’s are. >

I thought we’re talking chain fast food? The Jewish deli by my house makes an amazing shake. It’s $14 though. >

Their shakes are good, but it's hard to make ice cream bad.
I can't possibly imagine choosing an in-n-out shake over a blizzard from DQ