Many Californians, particularly those in SoCal, felt abandoned and disrespected. They, after all, propped up the chain for 76 years, only to be told by its owner that the place that made her family’s business — their home — is no longer to her liking. On X, Oracle Park Seagull posted “‘Not easy for In N Out to do business in California…’ Said the person who became a billionaire doing business almost exclusively in California. So much so, it was a point of pride for the chain. Gotcha.”

“For those interested in the facts, rather than fiction, In-N-Out is expanding East — creating a second HQ in Tennessee.”

In-N-Out Burger is a perfect fit for Tennessee.

In-N-Out’s packaging also includes Bible verses, a practice started in the late ’80s by Snyder’s uncle, co-founder Rich Snyder. John 3:16 can be found on the bottom of the In-N-Out soda cup. The milkshake cup features Proverbs 3:5.

Heh. One thing I wonder about. With all the new restaurants opening. How does any one restaurant make a profit? The business gets spread so thin.