Jimmy Kimmel has explained that there is one renowned burger business in Los Angeles that has become a go-to for celebrities on Oscar night. In an interview with People magazine before to presenting the Academy Awards for the fourth time on March 10, he stated, “The award show tradition is In-N-Out after the show.”

Kimmel explained that he believes it has become a tradition after awards presentations because “when people are in L.A., one of the things on their list is to go to In-N-Out — and there are a lot of people that are in L.A. just for the Oscars — so they wind up going like, ‘Okay.’”

He continued, “Also, you get very hungry, so In-N-Out is definitely an award show tradition.” Nothing against McDonald’s, but On Award Show Night, it’s In-N-Out.

Paul Giamatti, the Golden Globe-winning Best Male Actor in a Comedy or Musical Picture for his stunning performance in The Holdovers, was recently photographed at a Westwood In-N-Out. He was spotted enjoying hamburgers, fries, and soda beside his trophy, girlfriend Clara Wong, and representatives.

The Oscars trailer from last month also mentioned his post-awards show In-N-Out Habit, with Ryan Gosling mentioning it once. “I got In-N-Out! It’s kind of this cool social media trend where you get it before the Oscars.”

Kimmel corrected the actor, saying, “Hey Ryan, actually, I think the trend is to have In-N-Out after the Oscars. Actually, after you’ve won the Oscar.”

“Well, that’s not going to happen,” Gosling replied, throwing his drink and bag of food out the car. “Good thing Greta’s got director in the bag.”