Why In-N-Out Isn't Coming to a City Near You

Audio editing by Eric Schneider
Motion graphics by Vincent de Langen
Everything else by Evan

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[emjackson]

In-N-Out is really a great example of what can happen when you treat both customers and employees with respect and don't just chase the dollar.

[penpress]

I once went through the drive-thru and after ordering I realized I forgot my wallet. I felt embarrassed as I told a girl at the first window. I was getting ready to leave and they stop me at the second window and gave it to me for free

[ColumineMiette]

What I clicked on: Why There's no In and Out Burger in your area
What I got: Why You Should Work at In and Out Burger

[Allagi]

I had no idea that In-N-Out actually paid their employees decent wages w/ benefits. I always associate fast food with worker exploitation because usually only one employee (The restaurant GM) makes a living wage per location. That's really cool that In-N-Out takes care of their own. Every company should be this way.

[duchi]

*Why In-N-Out Isn't Coming to a City Near You:*
1. You live on the other side of the world

[dennisbrannvallsfan]

A Polymatter video thats not about Apple, Google, Amazon, Dubai or China?

Impossible.

[arielmoya]

The entire comment section is literally

“In N Out isn’t coming to a city near you”

Something witty in bold

[pilotyaboo]

I’ve worked for the company for 2 years and all I can say is it’s amazing. They pay me amazingly and they treat us somewhat decently, surely better than other restaurants. Overall it’s insanely fresh and just a great place overall

[LeeePowers]

Privately owned and pay their workers a decent wage.

That's why I fux wit em.

[mehrshadvr]

The reason why in and out pays their workers well and burgers are cheap is because they don't have to feed share holders like other brands.

[ib]

It actually came to my town recently, like 5 mins away. Started working there as soon as it opened. They pay 17 an hour to start with and are really cool people.

[BluishHuntress]

While it sucks for us who lives an ocean away from California/western US, I gotta admit that I wish more and more fast food chains would take their approach to preserve its quality.

[JAZZLlFE]

In-N-Out's greatest success is lack of greed.

[christophershum]

lol the restaurant layout is so consistent every scene I see the restaurant in, I keep thinking is my local In-n-out.

[bennnyg..]

Why In-N-Out burger isn't coming to a city near you:
Me: Cries in British

[hectorluna]

In 1983 this pimply faced kid got a job there one summer between my sophomore and junior years in high school. I stayed there for four years. That place had a profound effect on me, the values that In-N-Out instilled in me remain to this day. My first year, I remember getting a turkey at thanksgiving AND Chrismas AND a 20 hour paid vacation. I remember once getting two raises in one month, both only a nickel, but still, I got TWO in the SAME month! I remember my senior year, the yearbook took a picture of those of us that had part time jobs. I remember being stunned that everyone else was still making the minimum wage, which at the time was 3.35/hour. I was making 5.50.

[zhiqiguan]

“Why In-N-Out Isn’t Coming to a City Near You”

Me: *Chuckles while watching in an In-N-Out*

[sp-_-dy]

I lived in California my whole life and didn’t find out how much I took in-n-out for granted until I moved to the east coast

[Em-xrje]

"In-N-Out Isn't Coming to a City Near You"

*cries in East Coast*

[gonzo.]

I don't eat much fast food but I have always heard In-N-Out treats its people very well, so I respect the brand.