In the blink of an eye, California turns on In-N-Out's CEO
In the blink of an eye, California turns on In-N-Out's CEO
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She just wants a handout. If Tennessee is dumb enough to give it to her be glad she is gone.
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Nepo babies need to learn to not shit where they eat.
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It would have been so easy for her to say that, because they are continuing to expand Eastward and plan on setting up a second headquarters in Tennessee, she feels it's best if she's out there overseeing it. But, no. She just had to take a dig at Cali and piss everyone off. She just can't contain her contempt for us.
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I no longer have the
IN'N'OUT URGE
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I worked in Snyder's orbit once, and spent some time around her in LA. Exactly what you would imagine for a billionaire. Completely clueless about the real world, and yet so full of her own kool aid that she's convinced she has all the answers.
Make billions off of mainly California, proceed to crap all over said state. California won't miss you.
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i figure she just wants to steal more wages from workers and pay less income tax, but there isnt any confirmation about what they are having difficulty with.
tell us what is wrong with california and we can change it if we agree.
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Perhaps this is In-n-Out’s “go fuck yourself, San Diego :D” moment
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Each bag had John 3:16 printed on the bottom, at least for a while. I already assumed the weirdness of the CEO.
https://www.today.com/food/why-does-n-out-print-bible-verses-its-cups-wrappers-t164235
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Good.
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The quality of their burgers went down a decade ago. I don't miss it.
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Who elected her?
What did she do to get all that money?
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Billionaire finds it difficult to raise a family in California.
In n Out is worth billions selling hamburgers almost exclusively in California. Even the ‘doing business here’ must not be too bad.
It's so hard to do business in California that it's one of the wealthiest regions in the world and home to both some of the wealthiest companies in the world and a ton of tiny businesses.
I hope she appreciates how easy it is to do business in a state known for poverty and country music
Hey now Tennessee also has whiskey.