Trans Influencer CRASHES OUT Over Bible Verse on Cup At IN-N-OUT

The Officer Tatum youtube ^ | August 31, 2025 | The Officer Tatum

[Morgana]

In this video, I react to trans activist Lily Tino’s Disneyland antics and meltdown over In-N-Out putting Bible verses on cups.

From bathroom drama to crying about bread towers, this is what fake activism looks like when it’s more about clout and OnlyFans than truth.

I break down why these stunts aren’t about “rights” but about attention and money, and why real people are tired of being forced to play along. Let me know your thoughts in the comments — do you think this is activism or just a hustle?

[AppyPappy]

With me, meltdowns are met with “Oh, you just saw that on Tik-Tok”.

[SaveFerris]

["transgender" activist Lily Tino]



🤢🤢🤢 🤮🤮🤮

[DAC21]

Lynsi participates in Drag races, not Drag shows. WAAYYYY different thing.

[Sirius Lee]

If the fries at any particular establishment are truly good, then you don't need anything on them except perhaps a little salt.

Although a Bible verse on the bag would be welcome.

[38special]

I thought “crashing out” meant going to sleep 😴

[Bob434]

Is the fella lily signaling that he is mentally unstable and possibly a danger to society? The translation shooters in the past ranted too.

[Bob434]

we trannie shooters in the past, meant to say... stupid autocorrect! They were broadcasting their mental illness well in advance too by ranting

[Lizavetta]

Should I be afraid to ask: What is “animal style?”

I think it's a hamburger with lettuce for the buns instead of bread.

[Liz]

In-N-Out Burger restaurant puts bible verses on its cups and other packaging, such as wrappers and fry containers. This tradition began with former company President Rich Snyder and continues under the current CEO, Lynsi Snyder, reflecting the family’s Christian values. The verses are discreetly printed and serve as a subtle reminder of the family’s faith and the company’s history.

Examples of verses found on packaging:
John 3:16: is printed on the bottom of soda cups.
Proverbs 3:5: appears on milkshake cups.
Nahum 1:7: is on the Double-Double wrappers.
Revelation 3:20: is found on the hamburger wrappers.

Why the verses are there—The practice was started by Rich Snyder in the 1980s and 1990s to share his personal faith through the family business.

Current CEO Lynsi Snyder continues this tradition as a meaningful part of the company’s legacy and family ethos.

The verses are discreetly placed, often on the bottom rim of cups or the edges of wrappers, so many customers may not notice them.

[Liz]

[who knows what evil?]

Great link to Chick’s ‘Doom Town’...

[Big Red Badger]

I got a Niece that’s 40yrs at 220lbs that’s Full woke...
Getting a little scary.

[Big Red Badger]

Remember Lot’s Wife !
.
It’s getting Real out there Folks.

[AndyTheBear]

Last I had eaten there they did not put the actual verse but just its reference like: John 3:16

[AndyTheBear]

Got a niece who was pagan for decades but recently became Christian. Maybe God should not be counted out just yet.

[SaveFerris]

Thank you

I hope and pray 🙏🙏🙏🛐🛐 that it helps someone out there

[SaveFerris]

AMEN to that! 🙏🙏🛐🛐✝️✝️

[SaveFerris]

(Got a niece who was pagan for decades but recently became Christian(

Praise the Lord! 🙏✝️🛐

[Big Red Badger]

We spent time Together last year and She got my testimony ‘Good!”
Keep praying for the lost!

[SaveFerris]

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