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Lynsi Snyder, the billionaire president of In-N-Out Burger, is leaving California for Tennessee. She says raising a family and running a business in California has become too hard. This move comes as her famous burger chain expands eastward.
She blamed California’s tough rules for pushing her out. Snyder mentioned COVID mask and vaccine rules that hurt her business. Crime problems also forced her to close an Oakland store last year. These issues made it impossible to stay.
Tennessee offers a fresh start for her family and company. The state promises easier business rules and safer streets. Snyder claims it’s better for raising her four children there. This reflects what many families want today.
In-N-Out isn’t abandoning California completely. Most restaurants will stay open there. But the company’s new headquarters will be in Franklin, Tennessee. This move signals where future growth will happen.
California’s loss is Tennessee’s big gain. Other businesses have fled liberal states too. They seek places with less red tape and lower taxes. Snyder’s choice proves commonsense conservatism works.
Snyder grew up in California but no longer sees a future there. She loved her home state but had to put family first. Her decision shows real leadership in tough times.
This exit should wake up California leaders. When iconic companies leave, something is deeply wrong. Ordinary families face the same struggles daily.
The heartland welcomes hardworking folks like the Snyders. Tennessee stands for freedom and common sense. In-N-Out’s next chapter looks bright away from failed policies.
