Posted on 07/18/2025 6:09:00 PM PDT by vespa300
can’t blame her. but we welcome her and co in the great state of TN.
I love Franklin. Ate at the Pucketts restaurant there a couple years back.
Pretty country out there.
She’ll have to visit the battlefield, site of one of the eeriest events of The Way Between the States.
Those are good burgers, Walter.
I dunno man, Memphis?
Franklin doesn’t have a tax or a homeless problem.
I hope her move to TN precedes an expansion of In-N-Out to the East Coast.
I’d also like to see Yoshinoya on the East Coast but I doubt that will happen. There was one in Times Square but it didn’t last.
What a hoot.
Florida has begged us and we’re still saying no. The East Coast states, we’re saying no. We are able to reach Tennessee from our Texas warehouse,” Snyder said, adding that, “Texas can reach some other states.”
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She’s smart to not over extend the company’s area coverage, IMHO.
“Those are good burgers, Walter”
Shut the cluck up Donny.
If she would only remove beef from the menu, then Californians would LOVE HER.
Everyone is moving to Tennessee!
She said, “moving out of California as the company plans an eastward expansion.” It’s in the first sentence.
no. Californians hardly fit the stereotype. I can only go to In & Out on WEEKDAYS between 2 and 4PM or WEEKNIGHTS around closing. Because I refuse to wait in some ridiculous line going up 4 blocks 🙄.
I was always wondering why I liked Lynsi Snyder so much and how she could be such a NORMAL, and wise, person running a multi-billion dollar operation.
I found my answer in Wikipedia: “In the early 2000s, Snyder took auto-mechanics, engine performance, and diagnostics classes at Citrus College”
And when I’m with other people then forget the drive-thru altogether.
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