Originally it was 2 for 25 cents, but by the time I knew the joint in the early 1970s the "special" had gone up, like the price of the regular hamburger, to 2 for 29 cents. Food inflation was horrible in those days, as my mother often reminded me, and no one was immune.
And they're still in business:
In 1963, Rudy, Steve, and Barbara opened
Tucker's Toofers at the corner of South Main Street and Pioneer Road.
The slogan then was "they're toofer 25," meaning two hamburgers for a
quarter. The name Tuckers was chosen because it was the nickname of
daughter Barbara, who, as a child, had a hard time staying tucked in and
always kicked her blankets off.
I've never had a bucket list, but I'm putting this place on it, for old times' sake.
