“Then he died and that’s how she became the sole owner. “
That’s not quite how I remember it. There was a period when both the sons were dead, but the grandma Esther Snyder was still alive. At that point, grandma and granddaughter co-owned the business together, with grandma was in charge (officially, at least). Esther died in 2006, and then at that point, the granddaughter become sole owner.
____That’s not quite how I remember it. There was a period when both the sons were dead, but the grandma Esther Snyder was still alive. At that point, grandma and granddaughter co-owned the business together, with grandma was in charge (officially, at least). Esther died in 2006, and then at that point, the granddaughter become sole owner.____
I think you are correct. My point was, she, being the only surviving blood relative of the original 4, inherited the entire organization. Once they were all gone....she got it all. According to the book, also, Wall St. has approached IN N OUT many times to go public. Nothing doing. She’s keeping it hers. Not even franchise. She owns every location. Cha Ching all day long ....Here in Texas, the lines are always there, often into the parking lot.