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In-N-Out owner vows chain will remain in California despite expansion

In-N-Out owner Lynsi Snyder vows the chain will remain in California despite her family moving to Tennessee.

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In-N-Out president Lynsi Snyder confirmed the burger chain will keep its California roots despite her family moving to Tennessee. The company, founded in 1948 by her grandparents, now operates locations in nine additional states while considering expansion into Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico. Snyder dismissed rumors of closing California stores as the dumbest business decision, noting the brand continues growing within the state.

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In-N-Out owner vows chain will remain in California despite expansion

Lynsi Snyder, president and owner of In-N-Out Burger, stated unequivocally that the iconic fast-food chain will always be based in California. Although Snyder recently moved her family to Tennessee, she emphasized during an interview with actor Terry Crews that abandoning the state would be a catastrophic error for the business. The company plans to continue expanding to other states while maintaining its operational and cultural DNA in its home state. Snyder noted that the chain started in California and remains there today, reinforcing its commitment to the region's future. This stance addresses concerns about how the brand will retain its identity as it grows its footprint across the United States.

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