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In-N_Out Burger Now Faces a Truly Insane Problem That Almost No Other Company Has to Deal With. (And It Keeps Popping Up).
By Bill Murphy Jr/ Marketing/ Inc/ inc.com
"Seriously, who does this?
There are some truly evil people in this world.
We hear about crime, terrorism, and greed. And then there's an even more cruel category.
I'm talking of course about people who put up fake, professional-looking "In-N-Out Burger Coming Soon!" banners at construction sites around the country, in an effort to get people's hopes up that the iconic California-born burger chain will be opening up in their location.
It's not happening of course. Almost never is. In-N-Out is privately owned, and the company is adamant that it's not expanding past California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Texas, and Oregon anytime soon.
"I don't see us stretched across the whole U.S. I don't see us in every state," billionaire owner, Lynsi Snyder, told Forbes earlier this year. In fact, she said she doesn't see the company expanding east of Texas in her lifetime.
(She's 36, in case you read that "not in her lifetime" quote and were hoping to learn that she's as old as Colonel Sanders.)...."
Credit: Getty Images
Richard
By Bill Murphy Jr/ Marketing/ Inc/ inc.com
"Seriously, who does this?
There are some truly evil people in this world.
We hear about crime, terrorism, and greed. And then there's an even more cruel category.
I'm talking of course about people who put up fake, professional-looking "In-N-Out Burger Coming Soon!" banners at construction sites around the country, in an effort to get people's hopes up that the iconic California-born burger chain will be opening up in their location.
It's not happening of course. Almost never is. In-N-Out is privately owned, and the company is adamant that it's not expanding past California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Texas, and Oregon anytime soon.
"I don't see us stretched across the whole U.S. I don't see us in every state," billionaire owner, Lynsi Snyder, told Forbes earlier this year. In fact, she said she doesn't see the company expanding east of Texas in her lifetime.
(She's 36, in case you read that "not in her lifetime" quote and were hoping to learn that she's as old as Colonel Sanders.)...."
Credit: Getty Images
Richard