Alpha Pansy they are doing good in Taiwan and now in China it’s the experience ppl want and it’s selling Costco is braking the barriers are nations leaders creat
emjackson81989 eh you can do it or not it doesn’t matter with in and out not being everywhere people will flock to mc Donald’s which is everywhere and always offering jobs and well bassicly owns the market
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
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.
I notice they involve having lots of people in them. No wonder they're called "Polymatter". It makes this one video stand out because In-N-Out is barely known in the US and basically not at all outside of it. They're totally Californians, aren't they?
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.
@@tatumsh9 at first id work like 3 hours a day.... now im working 6-8, 7-9 days a week or over a week ig. I actually just got promoted today to level 2 😎
It can be stressful with long ass lines but im starting to do more advanced shit so im not taking orders as often. They prep food for like 3 hours of use so we constantly have to prep food, tomatoes potatoes etc. so thats also stressful having to produce towers of potatoes and shi in such little time. Because we run out quick and since we dont prep for the day only a few hours we are constantly needing to make more.
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
@Tom - if you work your way up into management you can make a full time living off of it. Especially now they are raising pay because of covid and everything, but also you can work full time if you discuss it with the boss it’s just not as common.
@Tom also management isn’t just the people who are the general managers at the store you have usually 2-4 2nd/3rd managers at any given store. They don’t make as much as the one manager of the individual store but they make a living yes. Also in n out makes it easy for you to move up and if you’re motivated you can do it quickly
@@firstnamelastname8790 oh dude I live in irvine, now are you talking about the one next to the UTC near campus or the one near the costco and wholefoods near tustin?
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.
@@meair The original restaurant owned by the McDonald brothers was of high quality. Ray Croc basically stole their idea and not content with that, cheated them out of their share of the business and then took pleasure in bankrupting them.
Read the book about the family and you might change your opinion on that. It is also a solid read with a good amount of insight on what it is really like in the family business world.
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.
Purple Melody (ColumineMiette) same. My first thought was if they ever open one near me, oddly enough, my goal at that point in my life will be to work at a fast food restaurant.
“Why not change and perfect their recipies?” YOU FOOL!!! The whole point it that it is already perfection. The reason I go on holiday to LA from London is to eat that burger.
Been a customer for 40 years. And in that time, they got my order wrong just once. Imagine how much more wonderful life would be if every business were like INO
Ten years ago, they got my burger order wrong twice in a row. I called their customer support line and they sent me four vouchers for full meals. I’ve probably eaten there 100 times since, and they haven’t messed up my order, since.
It just goes to show that these companies can pay their employees well and still be massively successful. Yet hardly anyone does it because exploitation is more profitable.
@@redtrolly shareholders would've demanded a higher profit margin and dividends. Cutting out the dead weight of shareholders results in a company that isn't just chasing the largest possible bottom line and fastest possible expansion.
We have an In-N-Out nearby and it is always busy, busy, busy. When you walk in the store it feels like you are in the 1950's. The staff (regardless of age) are extremely polite but not like robots. I think they are also careful about where they open up their stores because they seem to only have highly desirable employees that seem to have a great work ethic even though many of them are very young. That isn't so easy to find anymore so they have stores where they rely on young people with good ethics. The food is always phenomenal and you can eat off the floor. Top that off with great pricing and you have the best "fast food" restaurant on the planet.
Absolutely agreed! My partner ate loved them in California back in the day, we then were able to patronize the ones in AZ, now we live in New Mexico. I fear, in regard to your comments on work ethics, etc., we will never see one in Santa Fe. There is a distribution center close by in Colorado Springs.
@@Sedonalegendhelenfrye I am originally from NY and I don't think there are too many locations in which they could get the highly desirable younger employees to work for them on a regular basis. Well, let's enjoy it while we can, lol. Best wishes.
@Saffron Sinclair I'm originally from NYC and can honestly say that the East Coast doesn't (unfortunately) know what they're missing. I hope you get the chance to go to one of their restaurants someday. I'd send you some food but you need to visit one of their locations to get the real "experience". Good luck.
This is one of the few videos on in n out, that is fully accurate, I’ve worked for the company for years and know a lot of the history, the dates and information in this video were spot on. Great video!
12nbalover Same I work at Store #282 in Mansfield TX for 3 years and even did both Burger Bowls and learned a lot too! I think the correct number of operational stores is 344 though
@@nate8867 Plenty more upsides to Cali than that. The biggest problem in California are the business restrictions. Aside from that, the “politics” people complain about only really exist in SF.
As a young adult I worked for In N Out. Met the whole family. They really did put out a quality product and in 93, were paying new hires 14/hr with excellent insurance. It was a sad day when Richie Snyder died in a plane crash. It never felt the same after that. As someone who has been to "In N Out" university and seen how they obtain food and process it, I can attest to the freshness and cleanliness.
I remember watching a diffrent In-N-Out video in a car, on my laptop, which was connected to the car's rear-seat DVD player. And the laptop was also connected to crappy early mobile hotspot. While I was eating In-N-Out
😂 he milked tf out that "keeping a legacy alive while staying true to its original ideas" statement lmao 😂 as soon as he said "enrolling in a class".. it was no longer about In-N-Out
The thing I love about the In-N-Out model is it breaks the modern "rulebook" for running a company. You have a very simple menu, limited locations, low prices, and pay your staff well which is the opposite of the big guys. That said though when you go you know what to expect and you are not swamped with the insane amount of options most places have. Only to find out they are out of this and the ice cream machine is busted, again 😉. The other thing that always amazed me was despite how busy the average location is, and trust me there is rarely a "slow" time, they still manage to get you through in an impressively fast time considering that making a burger and fries takes a fixed amount of time. Overall I think there is a lot to be learned from their business model and I wish more companies followed suit. I do believe since the company is privately held, it gives them the ability to make the choices they do, without bowing down to shareholders who will generally not share the same values as the owners do. Sure offering 401K/insurance/high pay is costly, but with all the training they give their staff it pays off with the high retention rate which is rare in the fast-food industry.
dang i work at in n out in texas and i mean were pretty slow in the mornings i worked today from like 10 to 3:30 and there was barely anyone in the first hour but yeah were pretty busy. me personally im a level 1 so i usually just host or i do potatoes and help around the stand but yeah its pretty fun
It's smaller companies like these that keep magic in certain experiences. I LOVE making the trek out to In-N-Out and I don't even like fast food that much!
In and Out is a local treat. Everyone here loves it. There is always a line. It is always clean. The food is always fresh and delicious. The employees are always sharp and helpful. The price is right. And I feel good knowing that the employees are well paid and have benefits. Our kids always loved going there when they were growing up. Now they live far away where there is no In and Out. When they come home to visit, they always want to go to In and Out at least once. Good times.
I tried in n out several times in Arizona and California, and honestly I was a bit disappointed. It was a great burger, good service, much better than McDonald’s or Burger King (obviously a low bar, however). But, it was incredibly over-hyped. Everyone told me it would be amazing, the best burger I’d ever have, and just so many times better than other fast food. I just found it... pretty good, but nowhere near somewhere like Five Guys. I try not to have an East Coast bus here, I just think the burgers and fries are so so superior at Five Guys, or at somewhere like Cook Out. I’d eat at In-n-Out again, but it was definitely not what I was expecting.
@@profightcompilations4764 That makes sense, it is a good burger and loved locally, but I am sure there are better burgers out there. IN & Out is better than Mc D or Whoppers, for about the same price. I think we like In & Out so much because it is our local chain. If you get a chance, try The Habit, another California burger chain. In addition to very good burgers, they have surprisingly good salads, especially the superfood salad with fresh grilled chicken breast on it.
@@profightcompilations4764 It depends on what you grow up with, I tried five guys and it tasted so plain to me. Habit blows it out of the water in my opinion.
@@profightcompilations4764 you are not going to get a better burger, with fresher ingredients, for the price, anywhere. Also, if you aren't ordering your double double animal style you shouldn't even bother to show up. 5 Guys is incredibly over priced for a tasty grease pile.
Why would the owners ever franchise---- WE are good making a couple of millions while we keep our employees product quality and LEGACY At an optimal level. Thats a middle finger to greed.
Agreed. I have friends that have worked at in n out and they have all said the same. One of the best jobs they had and they got very well taken cared of. Wish more companies operated that way.
When I visited my gf in L.A. in 2005, she and her mother raved about In-N-Out. They brought me and my buddy there... I wasn't very impressed. BUT after watching this video, I will definitely give it another go.
You’ll have the same experience. Same as Whataburger. Hyped up by locals because of the popularity and exclusiveness… but in the end, it’s all about the workers to decide how well they want to do their job that determines the quality of food.
@@evil1st all of them? Or just the few you have personal experience with? I didn't think it sucked ass, to use your words, but I couldn't see any great difference to burger king or whataburger. I liked as much as any other fast food burger is all I'm saying. (That does not include McDonald's. I'll eat McDonald's if I'm out voted at home, but I'd never choose to eat there.)
@@ghostkush2778 fast food burger? It doesn't matter, they're all equally mediocre. Chilli's has pretty good burgers but they're expensive as hell. I like Jimmy's Egg burgers, but I don't eat them from the side of town I live on because the lake that supplies the area is full of mercury. The very small area of town where I specifically reside uses an aquifer, but venture 1 street the wrong way, and I'll get horrible acid reflux.
In N Out is basically the better Five Guys. I had In N Out once. I've gotten Five Guys and Whataburger dozens of times. In N Out still stay my favorite. Too bad I live in the Northeast. :(
Most managers make over $200,000 a year with bonuses. The average McDonald's manager makes about $45,000 - 60,000 a year. Starting wages are generally $3 -$5 above minimum. In N Out is an excellent example of horizontal integration rather than often used vertical integration model. This gives ultimate control of all aspects and quality. Lastly, no shareholders to please at the cost of quality and low end employees.
Yes, there is a myth about how money can be dispersed. Capitalism works, its the pyramid scheme that kills it. I have said all along we don't need that model we need a trapezoid model of capitalism., a greater chance of making it to another level and disbursement of wealth while that is happening. The greed factor is a DC promoted attribute to keep people poor and despondent, not to mention ignorant. The greatest step in American freedom are those starter jobs that teach us the value of hard work. This company demonstrates that instead of oppressing the worker like the rest.
@@jacobebsen1 A manager who can keep the restaurant running efficiently and keep staff motivated serves more meals to happy customers and cuts staff turnover/training cost. Can be worth much more than 120k a year.
Shake Shack is really good it's not just good but the quality is higher an different an better patties. I'm born and raised in L.A. but too me it's alright I love Tommy's better.
I am not even an American but when I am in California In-N-Out is a stop I have to make at least once while there. My sister introduced me to In-N-Out. Thought it was just another burger joint but when I took my first bite I was hooked.
I feel like the main reason that people, including myself, love going to in and out is that they don't hide ANYTHING. If you're in the restaurant you can see the employees making the food and if you're in the drive though, guess what, you can still see them making the food because of all the windows they have
I enjoy watching them make french fries while waiting for my order (before the pandemic). You can see a whole potato get sliced into the fryer. It can’t get more clear and simple than that.
I almost missed my airplane in Las Vegas because "I'll just take a quick trip to In-N-Out before going to the airport". I made my plane just before they sealed the door after sprinting through the airport!
@@AnonYmous-pt8kf yeah, just like McDonalds, who is open-minded and decided to share with all the world the shitty cardboard they use as food. Besides not having employees nearly as happy as the in-n-out ones.
It’s a total bummer. Any time I’m in CA, OR, or NV I always make it a point to eat as much In-N-Out as is feasible, haha! As a West Virginian, we have few local restaurant chains that are awesome (looking at you, Tudor’s Biscuit World), but I’ve always said that if we could just get a Popeye’s, a White Castle, and an In-N-Out, I’d be perfectly happy with our cheap food situation. I also LOVE that they take care of their workers, and it shows in their friendliness, accuracy, and willingness to do a good job. Happy workers=quality product, everyone should take a lesson from them and Costco. Mustard-grilled Double-Double with copped chilis and grilled onion only, well-done fries, and a chocolate shake (sometimes a fountain pop if I’m especially thirsty), by the way.
Yup been working there for awhile. There’s like a million different small things someone can get. So many sides, splash of something, cooking mods, fries types, even custom packaging for to go orders
@@alalal123421 they have 3 shake flavors. Want em all in one? Order that. You just want two patties with a slice of cheese in the middle? Order that. What ever u want.
We have a bunch here in Vegas. None from where we lived prior on the East coast. Had no idea they were this lightly distributed. I do feel a bit lucky now. :p
A someone who lives on the east coast I was surprised to find an In-N-Out in Denver while I was visiting. Not only was it the best fast food burger I have ever had, it was probably the best burger I've ever had period. Really cool to learn how the company works and what high standards it has
I work for In N Out and you actually got the responsibilities of each level wrong. Level 1 would be Counter Orders, Host/Host Assisting, and Counter handout. Level 2 is Pay window, handheld orders, and all the previous ones mentioned before. Level 3 is Drive Orders/handout, and everything from before. Level 4 is Fries, and Dicer/Loader. Level 5 is Board (AKA salad table), you can also start to experience some responsibilities in store operation at this level. Level 6 is Cook, more responsibilities are given at this level such as safety evaluations and store walk arounds. And Level 7 is the beginning of the management ladder where you can be trusted to lead basic operations in the store.
I live in Atlanta and I’m genuinely tempted to fly to Texas to try their burgers. We have Five Guys and all but my friends from California all say that in n out is so much better.
I love in n out, he’s just quality food. Simple ass menu but each thing is just done well. A lot of people hate on it , I think because they just aren’t used to it and whatever area they’re from, they make burgers different
The only people that hate on In-N-Out are Texas Conservatives 😂🤣⚰️ I'm from Texas and those mf's are prideful over anything. You can't listen to em'. They're naturally negative lol
Grew up in Southern California, and In-n-Out is the only thing I miss after leaving SoCal. Well, I guess I miss my family too, but I miss In-n-Out the most.
That’s funny I just posted almost the same thing. I grew up in Riverside Ca. and moved to Michigan in 99 . The Double Double is the only thing I miss about Ca.
When I was in the 2nd grade my entire class took a walking field trip to in-n-out. We were told about the history and shown all the areas. Then, we enjoyed the meal. The most California thing I've done yet.
There is an In-N-Out in my town, and I've legitimately seen tourists taking pictures in front of the sign in front of the restaurant. Or in front of the iconic crossed palm trees. You can say this or that restaurant is better, but I've never seen anything like that in front of any other place. Say what you will of In-N-Out, it's still a decent place to grab a bite, prices are really reasonable, and the employees don't look miserable. They are a pretty good company and treat their employees like human beings. Also, it makes way more sense economically speaking to retain employees, rather than just cycling through new ones that you have to pay to train over and over again because no one wants to stay in a stressful environment for little pay. In-N-Out knows what's up.
I’ve wanted to try an In-N-Out burger ever since I saw Anthony Bourdain reccomending them. I love their concept. Keep consistent food quality no matter what. They’re what Mc Donalds used to be & aspired to be, before the owners were screwed over by a certain someone.
The idea of flying in an all stars team is brillant, I used to work in a brand new double supermarket and we had so many issues due to short staffing 😁
Charlie Terrell True. But still. California people way over hype it, to where those stories sound possible. Was wholly unimpressed when I had it the first time. It’s like hyping up a Toyota Prius as though it’s a Lamborghini.
JohnDoe yah. Honestly the hype is getting to me since I live in Florida I wanna try it so bad.. what place do you think taste most like in and out that I can relate it too?
Charlie Terrell For super cheap its near the top tier. But that’s only for the absolute cheapest burger and fries. It’s really hard to say because not many chains are like them. It would be like eating at the original McDonald’s, if you ever watch the movie “The Founder” it’s identical to what McDonald’s was in the 1950’s. Burger is good but cheap. Fries are not very good at all and their cheese fries are made with literally two kraft singles melted on top. Milkshakes are quite good tho. If I were you and you really have to try it, go to Texas, so you can get Whattaburger too. I think it’s fair to say that In-N-Out is like the original McDonald’s and Whattaburger is a much better version of Hardee’s/Carl Jr’s. Don’t go with the high expectations that I did, you’ll surely be disappointed.
Naing Oo Htun yet they've teased us, bringing pop-up stores into the downtowns without any forewarning to Sydney and melbourne. and by the time the news got to the inner suburbs, they were gone.
@L1QU1D1US well they weren't bragging about the Central Valley they were bragging about having an in and out within easy distance. But if you want to know the Central Valley is completely superior to the shitholes that are Los Angeles and San Francisco, literal shitholes with people pooping on the sidewalk oh, yeah see we don't have that here in the Central Valley because we actually give a f*** about our cities
I tried In-N-Out for the first time in Colorado and I was fairly impressed. The burger was subtly flavorful and went down well, the prices were surprisingly good, and the service was pleasant. I hope they open a location in Florida because I would choose In-N-Out over BurgerFi, Five Guys, Shake Shack, Habit Burger, Fuddruckers, and the rest of the fast food giants
Another factor to consider is that the Burgers are sold at cost. The profit is in the fires and drinks. That is one of the reasons why the menu changed to allow for combos. It automatically adds the fries and drink to the order. That was not the case in 1990 when I worked there. Always had to ask if you would like fries with that burger.
i’ve worked at in n out for two years let me correct their leveling . level 1- basic counter orders level 2- backpay tendering/handheld orders level 3- drive through operation level 4- fries level 5- burger assembly level 6- cook level 7- able to run shifts when managers aren’t around , manager training then you have usually 4-5 managers. Also managers don’t make 170,000+ , those are only for the much busier in n out stores . There’s a lot of goals , requirements , improvements , etc managers have yearly to get those bonuses.
When i told my parents that i wanted to work at a fast food restaurant they were extremely disappointed.little did they know that I would be making 250,000 edit: guess i have to be one of those guys that is like thanks for all of the likes
Who’s laughing now. People who spend years and hefty loans for a degree in college rarely get a job with that good of pay and benefits. Fast food that’s quality and done with good ethics towards their employees and customers make good money.
@@FreshKicks4545 i dont know what are you suggesting with, but by the sounds of your question, it seems as if you are being serious in this matter which it was only a joke. if you are being serious, then you should work your ass up and stop being lazy. every people has to work their way up to achieve great success. i assume you are the kind of people who complain about other people success, this kind of mindset will not make you achieve any success in your life.
I have 4 In-N-Out's within 15 minutes of me and all I want is a White Castle. The lines seem long but they always go fast. I recommend the green chiles added on it for an added boost.
I'm a level 6 at in n out. I've worked there for 2.5 years. I've worked at other places and in n out is hands down, no question, without debate, the best job I've ever had. My wife had a baby last month and we only paid 20$ out of pocket because our insurance is so great. She also gets a year of fully paid leave.
@@gumerzambranook and I have 3 stores 10-20 minutes away Still, not everyone has access to a local in n out? Edit: the video litterally talks about in n out being a small chain
The one that just opened in centennial was a 30 minute line lol Idk why people were saying it’s such a long line we went during the lunch rush 2 weeks after opening
I just watched a guy explain a fast food chain on the other end of the world - and I freaking loved every second of it! That's what I call good content! Please keep it up just like In-N-Out does ;)
When I lived in Medford my roommates were the ones that owned the grants pass location. They just me needed a room to stay in while they opened the place and found a more permanent residence. They were really cool
Fact: The first ever In-N-Out Burger that opened outside the state of California was in Las Vegas, NV which opened in 1992. It's still there of course and has long long lines.
I remember before Utah got our In n Out that I had to go all the way to that Las Vegas location to get one. Whenever I went home to California or on a trip that took me nearby I would make it a point to visit that In n Out.
Living in the LA area for the past 65 years (I'm 82), I have taken In-N-Out for granted as one has always been not far from where and am currently living. My favorite and it's always been, "hey, let's go to In-N-Out tonight".
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.
In-N-Out and Chick-fil-A both understood that, which is why they are some of the most popular and profitable fast food places in America.
Alpha Pansy they are doing good in Taiwan and now in China it’s the experience ppl want and it’s selling Costco is braking the barriers are nations leaders creat
theacp127 ik
emjackson81989 eh you can do it or not it doesn’t matter with in and out not being everywhere people will flock to mc Donald’s which is everywhere and always offering jobs and well bassicly owns the market
I mean they charge for water so idk about that
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
They sometimes do that yes.
Small cost to keep a costumer happy
@@wiseman9165 nah... even managers do that, so they still have satisfied customers lol
There are many usernames but this one is mine. Companies keeping happy and devoted customers is way more valuable than a single meal
I will give this a shot next time. Hopefullly can get a first free meal in life
The entire comment section is literally
“In N Out isn’t coming to a city near you”
Something witty in bold
ariel moya they’re still funny
@@16ounces not really there annoying
Gaming NOOb you have no sense of humor
@@nachonuts4429 cool
Gaming NOOb its the lord of comedy
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.
This is why I refuse to give crapholes like Wendy's and McDonald's my money.
This isn't fast food as you know it.
@@jackcarraway4707 good
In-N-Out is not good fast food. In-N-Out is good food fast.
@@jackcarraway4707 facts. I never go out of my way to eat fast food. If I do, I only go to in n out and chik fil a .
*Why In-N-Out Isn't Coming to a City Near You:*
1. You live on the other side of the world
Duchi
Where?
Response
China
You don't live in the US.
Still waiting for one to show up in Canada.
@@ohiotaxfanumskibidipibby WAT!
How have you not try McDonald's?!
A Polymatter video thats not about Apple, Google, Amazon, Dubai or China?
Impossible.
hes only made 1 video about Dubai...
those are a lot of different topics...
@@wameed98 He poking fun at people who say polymatter only covers one of those topics
I notice they involve having lots of people in them. No wonder they're called "Polymatter".
It makes this one video stand out because In-N-Out is barely known in the US and basically not at all outside of it. They're totally Californians, aren't they?
The archives must be incomplete.
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.
How many hours are you working a week?
@@tatumsh9 my friend is my age and he works like 30 hours a week but it’s a very stressful job but it’s good ass money
@@tatumsh9 at first id work like 3 hours a day.... now im working 6-8, 7-9 days a week or over a week ig. I actually just got promoted today to level 2 😎
It can be stressful with long ass lines but im starting to do more advanced shit so im not taking orders as often. They prep food for like 3 hours of use so we constantly have to prep food, tomatoes potatoes etc. so thats also stressful having to produce towers of potatoes and shi in such little time. Because we run out quick and since we dont prep for the day only a few hours we are constantly needing to make more.
@@ib4296 I'm doing a presentation on In-N-Out as a business project and part of my speech talks about their levels 1-9.
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
I worked there for 3.5 years and i really would recommend anyone to work there. The food is probably the most fresh fast food you could get
@Tom - if you work your way up into management you can make a full time living off of it. Especially now they are raising pay because of covid and everything, but also you can work full time if you discuss it with the boss it’s just not as common.
@Tom also management isn’t just the people who are the general managers at the store you have usually 2-4 2nd/3rd managers at any given store. They don’t make as much as the one manager of the individual store but they make a living yes. Also in n out makes it easy for you to move up and if you’re motivated you can do it quickly
@Tom Ask for well done fries! Those are a lot better. But that said, still not my favorite fries.
As an east coast person, In n out is wildly overrated. Worst fries I’ve ever had, they taste like cardboard. Five Guys is way better
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
Rip my dude
If you can't find a better burger on the east coast then you're not trying
LMAO...Fact!!!
I moved from California to Texas and I still got in n out 💪
EpiC Cookie well you have a better option in whataburger in Texas. In N out is garbage
lol the restaurant layout is so consistent every scene I see the restaurant in, I keep thinking is my local In-n-out.
Indeed lol. Carbon copies everywhere
@@michaeltribbet9213 I thought the same too until I saw outside through the windows.
Not always, Irvine is one that is way different/bigger
@@firstnamelastname8790 oh dude I live in irvine, now are you talking about the one next to the UTC near campus or the one near the costco and wholefoods near tustin?
@@christophershum4425 I believe that it is the one near the campus, next to the movie theatre
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.
Wait can you please explain this more or tel me what to look up to read more about this?
@@angeltrip in n out is a private company, meaning they aren’t traded publicly on the NASDAQ
I live 5 minutes away from in an out
Actually telling investors that your brand serves affordable food and pays your workers a livable wage is literally the Henry Ford model.
@@Chuked same i live inbetween 3 of them
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.
it’s a shame mcdonalds was basically stolen, they had a similar take on fast food
Not for long now that theyre coming to Tn!
One of the best burgers out there😊
@@meair The original restaurant owned by the McDonald brothers was of high quality. Ray Croc basically stole their idea and not content with that, cheated them out of their share of the business and then took pleasure in bankrupting them.
In-N-Out's greatest success is lack of greed.
JAZZLlFE *cough* apple
Ngl im sick of people saying greed is a problem. It's business! Open your eyes people
@@kieranegan7335 there is a difference between profit and greed.
@@kieranegan7335 Ngl im sick of people saying poverty is a problem. It's scarcity! Open your eyes people!
Read the book about the family and you might change your opinion on that. It is also a solid read with a good amount of insight on what it is really like in the family business world.
Privately owned and pay their workers a decent wage.
That's why I fux wit em.
Lee Powers bring one to Canada so we can fux wit em too, eh?
@Nicholas Garcia "fux wit em"
Lee Powers McDonlads pays their workers more, has smarter workers and they have better tasting, higher quality food.
@@gigilaco no they do not. in n out pays between 14 to like 17 or 18 dollars an hour for their regular employees not counting any number of managers.
still has the same completely useless people employed like every other fastfood restaurant. in and out is so overhyped its ridiculous.
I live in Czechia, Eu, Had no idea such a thing as In-N-Out even exists .... Watched the video... Now I really want one :/
Me too from the UK, I had never heard of them.
It's one of the single most famous burger joints in the U.S. and one of the most popular. It's just a simple burger and fries done to perfection.
Come to California visit SF or LA.
overrated dont bother
Its just fast food if ur gonna go somwhere for food go to a local resturant that makes amazing burgers
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.
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
Purple Melody (ColumineMiette) same. My first thought was if they ever open one near me, oddly enough, my goal at that point in my life will be to work at a fast food restaurant.
@@CrustyUgg mood
“Why not change and perfect their recipies?” YOU FOOL!!! The whole point it that it is already perfection. The reason I go on holiday to LA from London is to eat that burger.
Gotta love my city right 🤘🏻
LMFAO
Gumer Zambrano hell yeah 🤘
Damn dude. That is a long distance to go for a burger. But it's totally worth it. I live 20 minutes from one and pass it daily here in Texas.
@@jamesdorpinghaus3294 there's innout in Texas ? 😂 I thought y'all only ate Whata 🤣
Been a customer for 40 years. And in that time, they got my order wrong just once. Imagine how much more wonderful life would be if every business were like INO
They have gotten my order wrong plenty of times..
Ten years ago, they got my burger order wrong twice in a row. I called their customer support line and they sent me four vouchers for full meals. I’ve probably eaten there 100 times since, and they haven’t messed up my order, since.
Have a menu of only 5 items and how could there be a mistake?
@@compresswealthdivideeconom3757 😆True but Im vegetarian and as Im sure you know they have an endless sub-menu
@@13terapyn what does you being vegetarian has to do with this
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.
Yeah the managers make about 120k a year lol
It just goes to show that these companies can pay their employees well and still be massively successful. Yet hardly anyone does it because exploitation is more profitable.
@@redtrolly shareholders would've demanded a higher profit margin and dividends. Cutting out the dead weight of shareholders results in a company that isn't just chasing the largest possible bottom line and fastest possible expansion.
We have an In-N-Out nearby and it is always busy, busy, busy. When you walk in the store it feels like you are in the 1950's. The staff (regardless of age) are extremely polite but not like robots. I think they are also careful about where they open up their stores because they seem to only have highly desirable employees that seem to have a great work ethic even though many of them are very young. That isn't so easy to find anymore so they have stores where they rely on young people with good ethics. The food is always phenomenal and you can eat off the floor. Top that off with great pricing and you have the best "fast food" restaurant on the planet.
Absolutely agreed! My partner ate loved them in California back in the day, we then were able to patronize the ones in AZ, now we live in New Mexico. I fear, in regard to your comments on work ethics, etc., we will never see one in Santa Fe. There is a distribution center close by in Colorado Springs.
@@Sedonalegendhelenfrye
I am originally from NY and I don't think there are too many locations in which they could get the highly desirable younger employees to work for them on a regular basis. Well, let's enjoy it while we can, lol. Best wishes.
@Saffron Sinclair
I'm originally from NYC and can honestly say that the East Coast doesn't (unfortunately) know what they're missing.
I hope you get the chance to go to one of their restaurants someday. I'd send you some food but you need to visit one of their locations to get the real "experience". Good luck.
who eats off the floor ewwww
@@alvinchipmunk3759
Lol !!!!!!
This is one of the few videos on in n out, that is fully accurate, I’ve worked for the company for years and know a lot of the history, the dates and information in this video were spot on. Great video!
Probably because this is an ad.
12nbalover
Same I work at Store #282 in Mansfield TX for 3 years and even did both Burger Bowls and learned a lot too! I think the correct number of operational stores is 344 though
Are you a manager yet?
Nik Murphy
Nah and probably never will be. I’m not seeking a management position, I’m just trying to get to level 7 and maybe 8 if I have the time
@@codywright2840 But that money is insane! Why not?
In-N-Out isn’t coming to a city near me, but luckily I’m coming to a city near In-N-Out
nice hope you enjoy it
Not nice I hope you don't enjoy it.
Law of exchange if a good thing exists there must be a bad thing.
soon after this video was made In N Out started expanding in Colorado so don't count your state out yet.
Same, one day for sure
Seeing this reminds me to appreciate having been born and raised in California and always having access to In n Out
Only person to appreciate living in that hell hole
@@nate8867 Haha California bad never heard that before
@@Emtropyy that’s crazy I mostly hear that from people leaving the place. At least you have an exclusive burger restaurant
@@nate8867 Plenty more upsides to Cali than that. The biggest problem in California are the business restrictions. Aside from that, the “politics” people complain about only really exist in SF.
C10 Ember Facts
Who else here is from So-Cal and has In-N-Out’s all around them? Lol never realized how lucky we were.
I miss SoCal just for In-n-Out lmao
FamousComputerPlayer NorCal still has a hefty sum of them
They're in Las Vegas too
I live 5 mins away from a in n out walking 😂
@adum50 really???? I take it for granted then 😂
As a young adult I worked for In N Out. Met the whole family. They really did put out a quality product and in 93, were paying new hires 14/hr with excellent insurance. It was a sad day when Richie Snyder died in a plane crash. It never felt the same after that. As someone who has been to "In N Out" university and seen how they obtain food and process it, I can attest to the freshness and cleanliness.
@OAT351 What does her marriage life have to do with her running In-N-Out?
“Why In-N-Out Isn’t Coming to a City Near You”
Me: *Chuckles while watching in an In-N-Out*
Lucky bastard
Lol that's a mood XD
Lol
I remember watching a diffrent In-N-Out video in a car, on my laptop, which was connected to the car's rear-seat DVD player. And the laptop was also connected to crappy early mobile hotspot.
While I was eating In-N-Out
That was the smoothest transition from topic to sponsor I’ve ever seen 😂
😂 he milked tf out that "keeping a legacy alive while staying true to its original ideas" statement lmao 😂 as soon as he said "enrolling in a class".. it was no longer about In-N-Out
@@Darius_Icewood man i was feeling the same hahahaha, that transition was so fucking smooth hahaha
Why In-N-Out burger isn't coming to a city near you:
Me: Cries in British
Me: Laughs in Californian
Me: cries in Asia
Me: flying to ProBarneyGamer420 😂😂
It’s over hyped man not gonna lie
@@LevinBread And then I look at what I pay for my rent/house ownership and I laugh in Non Californian ;).
"In-N-Out Isn't Coming to a City Near You"
*cries in East Coast*
*cries in Pennsylvanian*
@@youngthug5889 LOLOLOLOL
Same
mean.... we got bojangles ...:(
Laughs in texan
Year 3019: In-N-Out opens its first fast food restaurant in Africa
You must be uneducated
Free realestate go learn a little or better yet travel. Ever left the country before?
@@charliefox9424 My friend, I advice you to keep your mouth shut, given your uninteresting, condescending, and aggressive opinion.
@@charliefox9424 fuck you douchebag
I'm afraid the US will be history by then... More like Chinese or African restaurants replacing the mc donalds of today.
The thing I love about the In-N-Out model is it breaks the modern "rulebook" for running a company. You have a very simple menu, limited locations, low prices, and pay your staff well which is the opposite of the big guys. That said though when you go you know what to expect and you are not swamped with the insane amount of options most places have. Only to find out they are out of this and the ice cream machine is busted, again 😉.
The other thing that always amazed me was despite how busy the average location is, and trust me there is rarely a "slow" time, they still manage to get you through in an impressively fast time considering that making a burger and fries takes a fixed amount of time.
Overall I think there is a lot to be learned from their business model and I wish more companies followed suit. I do believe since the company is privately held, it gives them the ability to make the choices they do, without bowing down to shareholders who will generally not share the same values as the owners do. Sure offering 401K/insurance/high pay is costly, but with all the training they give their staff it pays off with the high retention rate which is rare in the fast-food industry.
dang i work at in n out in texas and i mean were pretty slow in the mornings i worked today from like 10 to 3:30 and there was barely anyone in the first hour but yeah were pretty busy. me personally im a level 1 so i usually just host or i do potatoes and help around the stand but yeah its pretty fun
@@arvynjafarzadeh2659 where I was in California it was usually always busy. Sometimes early morning it was pretty dead but that was rare!
“In n out isn’t coming to a city near you”
Me: lives two blocks away from one
Still not coming
Idiot, it’s not coming because it’s already there 🙄🤦♀️
Cursed Cauliflower lucky 😂
I live like 8 mins away from one
Lucky ☹️
Innout burgers look exactly like in the photos. No gimmicks. Burgers always fresh.
@@fgsaramago What Europe do you live in???
@@turtleman2217 the only one that exists. Do you know of multiple Europes?
Filipe Saramago Europe, the moon
@@profilepicture828 Europa*
@@BirbBoi8062 ye thats what I meant thank u
Why in-n-out isn't coming to a city near you.
Earlier that day in the news: In-n-out opening first location in my state.
Denver baby
Yep -> www.denverpost.com/2019/08/16/in-n-out-burger-park-meadows-mall/
Colorado Springs before Denver!
@@daveswayne3478 nah I heard it's going to south Denver first
ayyyyye
You know what's awesome about In-N-Out, their milkshake machines are NEVER broken.
This comment is 2-years old and some of the same McDonalds shakes that were broken when you commented are still broken
@@Techridr 😂I'd hate to be a milkshake machine tech for McDonald's if they only get paid by machines they're allowed to fix.
It's smaller companies like these that keep magic in certain experiences. I LOVE making the trek out to In-N-Out and I don't even like fast food that much!
In and Out is a local treat. Everyone here loves it. There is always a line. It is always clean. The food is always fresh and delicious. The employees are always sharp and helpful. The price is right. And I feel good knowing that the employees are well paid and have benefits. Our kids always loved going there when they were growing up. Now they live far away where there is no In and Out. When they come home to visit, they always want to go to In and Out at least once. Good times.
I tried in n out several times in Arizona and California, and honestly I was a bit disappointed. It was a great burger, good service, much better than McDonald’s or Burger King (obviously a low bar, however). But, it was incredibly over-hyped. Everyone told me it would be amazing, the best burger I’d ever have, and just so many times better than other fast food. I just found it... pretty good, but nowhere near somewhere like Five Guys. I try not to have an East Coast bus here, I just think the burgers and fries are so so superior at Five Guys, or at somewhere like Cook Out. I’d eat at In-n-Out again, but it was definitely not what I was expecting.
@@profightcompilations4764 That makes sense, it is a good burger and loved locally, but I am sure there are better burgers out there. IN & Out is better than Mc D or Whoppers, for about the same price. I think we like In & Out so much because it is our local chain. If you get a chance, try The Habit, another California burger chain. In addition to very good burgers, they have surprisingly good salads, especially the superfood salad with fresh grilled chicken breast on it.
@@profightcompilations4764 It depends on what you grow up with, I tried five guys and it tasted so plain to me. Habit blows it out of the water in my opinion.
@@profightcompilations4764 It's literally just a well made burger. Nothing more. Not even a cheaper gourmet
Even the price says so.
@@profightcompilations4764 you are not going to get a better burger, with fresher ingredients, for the price, anywhere. Also, if you aren't ordering your double double animal style you shouldn't even bother to show up. 5 Guys is incredibly over priced for a tasty grease pile.
Why would the owners ever franchise---- WE are good making a couple of millions while we keep our employees product quality and LEGACY At an optimal level. Thats a middle finger to greed.
Being a private company helps.
Same as Chick-fil-a being closed on Sunday.
Dude the quality is definitely there, - a former associate.
Agreed. I have friends that have worked at in n out and they have all said the same. One of the best jobs they had and they got very well taken cared of. Wish more companies operated that way.
@@thegreat9481 being public Jets even more
When I visited my gf in L.A. in 2005, she and her mother raved about In-N-Out. They brought me and my buddy there... I wasn't very impressed. BUT after watching this video, I will definitely give it another go.
You’ll have the same experience. Same as Whataburger. Hyped up by locals because of the popularity and exclusiveness… but in the end, it’s all about the workers to decide how well they want to do their job that determines the quality of food.
@@tatumsh9 same with Harold's chicken here in Chicago but the locations also vary. some are better than others
In and Out sucks ass compared to Whataburger
@@evil1st all of them? Or just the few you have personal experience with? I didn't think it sucked ass, to use your words, but I couldn't see any great difference to burger king or whataburger. I liked as much as any other fast food burger is all I'm saying. (That does not include McDonald's. I'll eat McDonald's if I'm out voted at home, but I'd never choose to eat there.)
@@ghostkush2778 fast food burger? It doesn't matter, they're all equally mediocre. Chilli's has pretty good burgers but they're expensive as hell. I like Jimmy's Egg burgers, but I don't eat them from the side of town I live on because the lake that supplies the area is full of mercury. The very small area of town where I specifically reside uses an aquifer, but venture 1 street the wrong way, and I'll get horrible acid reflux.
"In N Out isn't coming to a city near you"
My Town: Literally just destroyed a chevron gas station to build a in N out there
That happened in Medford, that'd be hilarious if you weren't referring to Medford
Did it have a car wash there to?
The one I live close to used to be a shell gas station
@@JaredQMarsh Medford Massachusetts?
I think he's referencing Logan UT, because if not 2 cities just wrecked a Chevron to build an in n out lol
In N Out is seriously one of my favorite things to do everyone is so friendly and the food is great
have you had chick-fil-a
In N Out is basically the better Five Guys. I had In N Out once. I've gotten Five Guys and Whataburger dozens of times. In N Out still stay my favorite. Too bad I live in the Northeast. :(
Kali Blaze fries is nasty asf
llovelly x chick-fil-a is great when craving chicken and in n out is great when you want a burger
and the free hat if you ask tho..nice
Most managers make over $200,000 a year with bonuses. The average McDonald's manager makes about $45,000 - 60,000 a year. Starting wages are generally $3 -$5 above minimum. In N Out is an excellent example of horizontal integration rather than often used vertical integration model. This gives ultimate control of all aspects and quality. Lastly, no shareholders to please at the cost of quality and low end employees.
Yes, there is a myth about how money can be dispersed. Capitalism works, its the pyramid scheme that kills it. I have said all along we don't need that model we need a trapezoid model of capitalism., a greater chance of making it to another level and disbursement of wealth while that is happening. The greed factor is a DC promoted attribute to keep people poor and despondent, not to mention ignorant. The greatest step in American freedom are those starter jobs that teach us the value of hard work. This company demonstrates that instead of oppressing the worker like the rest.
Wrong 120k
The poor shareholders. Won't someone think of the shareholders? (U_U)
@@jacobebsen1 A manager who can keep the restaurant running efficiently and keep staff motivated serves more meals to happy customers and cuts staff turnover/training cost. Can be worth much more than 120k a year.
@@ericwilliams626 I dont the pyramid system is more dangerous than blindly pursuing paper value.
US companies are notorious in this category
Did vacation in California and had cheeseburgers from In-N-Out once. God, they are amazing. The quality for that price is truly unique.
I agree. Inn and out is tha best
I live in LA and there are literally 3 In-N-Outs within five miles of my apartment Lol Guess I kinda take it for granted
I know, right? I live in South California and i have like 3 in my town lol
I fucking hate u
I have like 5 in n outs within 10 minutes of my house 😂
Shake Shack is really good it's not just good but the quality is higher an different an better patties. I'm born and raised in L.A. but too me it's alright I love Tommy's better.
One is less than 2 miles from me. FeelsGoodMan
"Why In-N-Out Isn't Coming to a City Near You"
Because I live in Brazil
It wasn't a question
@@yogi.bear125 who asked you?
Queria
@@yogi.bear125 I don't give a fuck if it was or wasn't a question
You kinda copied duchi
“In n Out isn’t coming to a city near you”
Me: *Laughs in San Quentin State Prison*
*laughs in ADX Supermax Federal Prison*
Cries in Alcatraz prison
Cries in Chinese labor camp
*cries uncontrollably in a North Korean labor camp while being experimented on
*laughs in hell*
I am not even an American but when I am in California In-N-Out is a stop I have to make at least once while there. My sister introduced me to In-N-Out. Thought it was just another burger joint but when I took my first bite I was hooked.
I just realized how lucky i am i live 5 minutes away from in and out.
Hello there!
Same
My job is across the street to IN N OUT . =) I clock in... And run across the street when there's no customers .
Yoo same
Same
IN-N-OUT be like imma max all my upgrades before i expand
Hahaha lol
They're doing all the side quests *twice*
The key is quality, not quantity.
In n out simulator
@@ninjaish311 You've played the game for 1000 hrs and you barely got your first restaurant open. lol
I feel like the main reason that people, including myself, love going to in and out is that they don't hide ANYTHING. If you're in the restaurant you can see the employees making the food and if you're in the drive though, guess what, you can still see them making the food because of all the windows they have
Except their secret menu isn’t on the menu.
@@JimmyDean59 how would it be a secret menu if it was on display 🤔?
I enjoy watching them make french fries while waiting for my order (before the pandemic). You can see a whole potato get sliced into the fryer. It can’t get more clear and simple than that.
@@killarazzi before?
“ why in N out isn’t coming to a city near you”
*Laughs while eating my animal Fries*
Those animal fries are trash
@Tom Imagine not knowing that you can order well done fries
Support your local in-n-out! A company that actually takes care of employees.
Irreverent Bard something we could use that every where but will never happen east of Texas or west of California
local in n out? never heard of her
I’m not supporting a fast food restaurant that is over 7000km away!
Hard to support a company that's hundreds of miles away and doesn't make nearly as tasty food as the competition.
Does a 12 hour drive count as local?
I almost missed my airplane in Las Vegas because "I'll just take a quick trip to In-N-Out before going to the airport". I made my plane just before they sealed the door after sprinting through the airport!
Worth it?
White Duck you know it
White Duck worked the calories off right after too
“Quick trip to In-N-Out”
In-N-Out is not quick...
did your luggage make it?
Definitely an interesting business model. It's awesome because we get quality food, and the employees love it. Really a great company.
It's not awesome because only a small fraction of people get quality food while everyone else gets nothing; really a close-minded company * FTFY
@@AnonYmous-pt8kf uhhhh nah u wrong my boy
@@AnonYmous-pt8kf yeah, just like McDonalds, who is open-minded and decided to share with all the world the shitty cardboard they use as food. Besides not having employees nearly as happy as the in-n-out ones.
Any time I’ve gone to In-N-out the food has been garbage, and once I got salmonella. “quality food” yea right
It isn't hard to be great when you only have a handful of places to manage.
It’s a total bummer. Any time I’m in CA, OR, or NV I always make it a point to eat as much In-N-Out as is feasible, haha! As a West Virginian, we have few local restaurant chains that are awesome (looking at you, Tudor’s Biscuit World), but I’ve always said that if we could just get a Popeye’s, a White Castle, and an In-N-Out, I’d be perfectly happy with our cheap food situation. I also LOVE that they take care of their workers, and it shows in their friendliness, accuracy, and willingness to do a good job. Happy workers=quality product, everyone should take a lesson from them and Costco.
Mustard-grilled Double-Double with copped chilis and grilled onion only, well-done fries, and a chocolate shake (sometimes a fountain pop if I’m especially thirsty), by the way.
As an employee at in n out I almost forget how simple our menu is as the cashier system has everything on the secret menu on it
Yup been working there for awhile. There’s like a million different small things someone can get. So many sides, splash of something, cooking mods, fries types, even custom packaging for to go orders
@@Jacobsthechandler uhh… care to tell a little bit about the different variations, please? 👀
@@Marco-qy3rw like what how do yk what they have??
@@alalal123421 they have 3 shake flavors. Want em all in one? Order that. You just want two patties with a slice of cheese in the middle? Order that. What ever u want.
@@alalal123421 you can order you buns extra toasted, lightly toasted, or no toast. Add whole grill onions which is a pain in the ass to do
"In-N-Out isn't coming to a city near you"
Me: *Cries in South Dakotan*
They have the Internet in South Dakota?
I’m crying in Ohion
You have internet?
*cries in wisconsin*
*Cries in Canadian*
"Why In N Out Isn't Coming to a City Near You"
Californians: Wait
Jokes on the video. I live in a city with an In and Out!
Texas has in n out too...
We have a bunch here in Vegas. None from where we lived prior on the East coast. Had no idea they were this lightly distributed. I do feel a bit lucky now. :p
*Laughs in In n Out 2 mins away*
pbrunet44 laughs in multiple In N outs near me
A someone who lives on the east coast I was surprised to find an In-N-Out in Denver while I was visiting. Not only was it the best fast food burger I have ever had, it was probably the best burger I've ever had period. Really cool to learn how the company works and what high standards it has
Yeah, they added them to Colorado last year, some of the best fast food I’ve ever had
They just opened that one!
I work for In N Out and you actually got the responsibilities of each level wrong. Level 1 would be Counter Orders, Host/Host Assisting, and Counter handout. Level 2 is Pay window, handheld orders, and all the previous ones mentioned before. Level 3 is Drive Orders/handout, and everything from before. Level 4 is Fries, and Dicer/Loader. Level 5 is Board (AKA salad table), you can also start to experience some responsibilities in store operation at this level. Level 6 is Cook, more responsibilities are given at this level such as safety evaluations and store walk arounds. And Level 7 is the beginning of the management ladder where you can be trusted to lead basic operations in the store.
At which level are you?
@@iohelmm I'm a level 4 right now, working on getting to level 5.
@@cameroneshenbaugh5985 good for you! I wish you luck on getting through all the levels
Madelynn Thanks, I hope I do too lol
@@cameroneshenbaugh5985 same!
Damn I have an In-N-Out Right near my house and I never realized how lucky I was
same, like 10 minutes
NineCubed Lucky, closest one to me is in Austin, while I live in Houston 😭😭
Hows the traffic
We have a second location about to go up here in Redding, CA. Despite the fact that we have less than 100k population.
I live in Atlanta and I’m genuinely tempted to fly to Texas to try their burgers. We have Five Guys and all but my friends from California all say that in n out is so much better.
So quality over quantity?
*I'm in.*
And out
@@user-bd3fn8ee4k *nice*
Overrated. Would rather have McDonald's in that price range or Shake Shack if I'm spending more.
Atrostic xD
@Yun Fu Shake shack having less consistency and more franchising is apparently more high quality than in n out haha
I love in n out, he’s just quality food. Simple ass menu but each thing is just done well. A lot of people hate on it , I think because they just aren’t used to it and whatever area they’re from, they make burgers different
The only people that hate on In-N-Out are Texas Conservatives 😂🤣⚰️ I'm from Texas and those mf's are prideful over anything. You can't listen to em'. They're naturally negative lol
@@Darius_Icewood ive seen a lot of people from cali say in n out is overrated.
"You hand me a couple of dollars, I'll give you a rod with some bristles"
I NEED AN ADULT!
@John the Bastard [citation needed]
an adult dog
Grew up in Southern California, and In-n-Out is the only thing I miss after leaving SoCal. Well, I guess I miss my family too, but I miss In-n-Out the most.
I feel that's why so many people leave the nightmare of socal for Texas and not Florida due to in and out
I also used to live in Southern California and now I have to drive 2 hours to get in-n-out and its torture I miss having it ten minutes from my house
Same. I love that there's an In N Out so close to LAX. When I went back home for a business trip I had to go straight there after arriving
That’s funny I just posted almost the same thing. I grew up in Riverside Ca. and moved to Michigan in 99 . The Double Double is the only thing I miss about Ca.
Why is it so good? Ive never been to one (i live in Oz).
When I was in the 2nd grade my entire class took a walking field trip to in-n-out. We were told about the history and shown all the areas. Then, we enjoyed the meal. The most California thing I've done yet.
Did you guys go to the original in Baldwin Park cause they have a type of museum there where the original is but idk if you can go in
Nice
Haha my school also did a walking field trip to in n out in 2nd grade
One of my friends had a birthday party there
We got like 5 in Dallas. It’s lit. This video is making me go tomorrow
There is an In-N-Out in my town, and I've legitimately seen tourists taking pictures in front of the sign in front of the restaurant. Or in front of the iconic crossed palm trees. You can say this or that restaurant is better, but I've never seen anything like that in front of any other place. Say what you will of In-N-Out, it's still a decent place to grab a bite, prices are really reasonable, and the employees don't look miserable. They are a pretty good company and treat their employees like human beings. Also, it makes way more sense economically speaking to retain employees, rather than just cycling through new ones that you have to pay to train over and over again because no one wants to stay in a stressful environment for little pay. In-N-Out knows what's up.
I’ve wanted to try an In-N-Out burger ever since I saw Anthony Bourdain reccomending them. I love their concept. Keep consistent food quality no matter what. They’re what Mc Donalds used to be & aspired to be, before the owners were screwed over by a certain someone.
*me living in California not knowing how much of a privilege it is to have in and out*
SilentSyrup fr tho I love in Mississippi and didnt even know what that was 😂
Noda Lumps You have not lived until you have tried a double double animal style from In n out.
i live in maryland what is a burger
@@finncampbell6524 They are not "really" found near those golden arches around the corner.
dude seriously thats what i think too. I was like in n out is everywhere wym lol
“Why In N Out isn’t coming to a city near you”
Me: there’s one 10 minutes away
Lucky
5 minutes for me
@XD across the globe?
@XD ah yes, of course
Same !
The idea of flying in an all stars team is brillant, I used to work in a brand new double supermarket and we had so many issues due to short staffing 😁
“Why In-N-Out isn’t coming to a city near you”
Me: Laughs in SoCal
Same here
@@metrolink8644 Is "in and out" an ironic name? I mean going there is the exact opposite.
CentralCal here
(still SoCal but still CentralCal ;) )
enerdhil it’s one of if not the first drive through burger shack ever. It’s just incredibly popular and good and cheap adding to a lot of customers.
In-N-Out is good. But I can’t imagine going 4 hours for it or flying to it just for lunch. That’s utterly ridiculous.
It’s prob fake tbh
Charlie Terrell True. But still. California people way over hype it, to where those stories sound possible. Was wholly unimpressed when I had it the first time. It’s like hyping up a Toyota Prius as though it’s a Lamborghini.
JohnDoe yah. Honestly the hype is getting to me since I live in Florida I wanna try it so bad.. what place do you think taste most like in and out that I can relate it too?
They have good burgers. But for fries Burger King's much better.
Charlie Terrell For super cheap its near the top tier. But that’s only for the absolute cheapest burger and fries. It’s really hard to say because not many chains are like them. It would be like eating at the original McDonald’s, if you ever watch the movie “The Founder” it’s identical to what McDonald’s was in the 1950’s. Burger is good but cheap. Fries are not very good at all and their cheese fries are made with literally two kraft singles melted on top. Milkshakes are quite good tho. If I were you and you really have to try it, go to Texas, so you can get Whattaburger too. I think it’s fair to say that In-N-Out is like the original McDonald’s and Whattaburger is a much better version of Hardee’s/Carl Jr’s. Don’t go with the high expectations that I did, you’ll surely be disappointed.
I feel so lucky and honored to have In-N-Out's near me.
lucky 😭😭
i have an in n out on the way to my school, but religion is religion so no non-kosher :(
Same! We just posted a video breaking down all of the In-N-Out secret menu items. Please watch on our channel when you have a moment-- thank you!
@@brain-drain I will sure do so!
@@ireadysucks3026 I keep kosher too, but don’t care that I can’t eat fast food.
in n out is just simplicity done perfect, nothing to change, everything is done perfectly every time
“In N Out isn’t coming to a city near you”
*CRIES IN AUSTRALIA*
Naing Oo Htun yet they've teased us, bringing pop-up stores into the downtowns without any forewarning to Sydney and melbourne. and by the time the news got to the inner suburbs, they were gone.
I'd never heard of these guys until today but now I want it in Australia too
Cries upside down
Your missing out
*Cries in missourian*
I never realized how lucky I was to have 2 of them in a one mile radius
There’s literally three here within the high desert, all 5-6 miles away from each other.
NateTheGreat the nearest ones for me are more than 2 hours away :(
@@Delight101ful Mind sharing one of them?
Such a lie
Literally have one right next to my high school. Less then a five minute walk.
"Why In-and-out isn't coming to a city near you"
*Laughs in Central Valley*
Laughs in Southern California
Laughs in Kaiser station
@L1QU1D1US well they weren't bragging about the Central Valley they were bragging about having an in and out within easy distance. But if you want to know the Central Valley is completely superior to the shitholes that are Los Angeles and San Francisco, literal shitholes with people pooping on the sidewalk oh, yeah see we don't have that here in the Central Valley because we actually give a f*** about our cities
@missisipi may and without Farmland y'all would starve to death think about that
Cries in New York
I tried In-N-Out for the first time in Colorado and I was fairly impressed. The burger was subtly flavorful and went down well, the prices were surprisingly good, and the service was pleasant. I hope they open a location in Florida because I would choose In-N-Out over BurgerFi, Five Guys, Shake Shack, Habit Burger, Fuddruckers, and the rest of the fast food giants
Lowkey BurgerFi hella good tho
They won't expand out east
“In’N’Out is not coming to a city near you.”
*laughs in homeless*
*laughs in siberian*
laughs in nomadic
Me getting one near me in Colorado
Laughs in prehistoric age
Blu342 l that doesn’t make sense
I can't wait to go eat In-N-Out in a minute, this was the best ad ever. LOL
Sssssame. We just posted a video breaking down all of the In-N-Out secret menu items. Please watch on our channel when you have a moment-- thank you!
I live 5 minutes away from it
@@brain-drain i shit myself
@@Richhoodlum fax me too
@@brain-drain nice video dude
*Why In-N-Out Isn't Coming to a City Near You:*
Me: Cries in Quebec Made Maple Syrup
@SkullGamer 35 At least you got little Timmy Horton’s, don’t have that in New Mexico.
*cries in german beer*
Laughs in California red wine
Aymara Fan in michigan we have Tim Horton’s
Just got one in Wasilla Alaska
Another factor to consider is that the Burgers are sold at cost. The profit is in the fires and drinks. That is one of the reasons why the menu changed to allow for combos. It automatically adds the fries and drink to the order. That was not the case in 1990 when I worked there. Always had to ask if you would like fries with that burger.
I like the one at LAX, good view of landing planes.
i’ve worked at in n out for two years let me correct their leveling .
level 1- basic counter orders
level 2- backpay tendering/handheld orders
level 3- drive through operation
level 4- fries
level 5- burger assembly
level 6- cook
level 7- able to run shifts when managers aren’t around , manager training
then you have usually 4-5 managers.
Also managers don’t make 170,000+ , those are only for the much busier in n out stores . There’s a lot of goals , requirements , improvements , etc managers have yearly to get those bonuses.
When i told my parents that i wanted to work at a fast food restaurant they were extremely disappointed.little did they know that I would be making 250,000
edit: guess i have to be one of those guys that is like thanks for all of the likes
Lol well okayed, what position do you hold
Who’s laughing now. People who spend years and hefty loans for a degree in college rarely get a job with that good of pay and benefits. Fast food that’s quality and done with good ethics towards their employees and customers make good money.
@@FreshKicks4545 owner, lol
@@letuspopular8419 did u have to work your way up?
@@FreshKicks4545 i dont know what are you suggesting with, but by the sounds of your question, it seems as if you are being serious in this matter which it was only a joke. if you are being serious, then you should work your ass up and stop being lazy. every people has to work their way up to achieve great success. i assume you are the kind of people who complain about other people success, this kind of mindset will not make you achieve any success in your life.
I have 4 In-N-Out's within 15 minutes of me and all I want is a White Castle.
The lines seem long but they always go fast. I recommend the green chiles added on it for an added boost.
I've never been to one of these restaurants but their ethics make me very happy.
I'm a level 6 at in n out. I've worked there for 2.5 years. I've worked at other places and in n out is hands down, no question, without debate, the best job I've ever had. My wife had a baby last month and we only paid 20$ out of pocket because our insurance is so great. She also gets a year of fully paid leave.
How have you never gone ?!?!
@@gumerzambrano small amount of locations??
@@stephaniezee9704 I have one 10 mins from my house lol
@@gumerzambranook and I have 3 stores 10-20 minutes away
Still, not everyone has access to a local in n out?
Edit: the video litterally talks about in n out being a small chain
In n out opened yesterday in Colorado and the lines in Colorado springs were 7 hours wait and in Denver were 12 hours, welcome to Colorado in n out!
Colorado: it’s like California, but you don’t get a beach!
The one that just opened in centennial was a 30 minute line lol Idk why people were saying it’s such a long line we went during the lunch rush 2 weeks after opening
Read the other day that a Whataburger is opening right next door to the Interquest location. That chaos will be fun to watch.
@@zeprulz1 where is that?
Oh yeah the one near the mall!
This just makes me respect in n out even more
I have always enjoyed going to In n Out. It's among the first things I do when I come to Vegas to see my family.
I live in New York so when I visited California my first stop was in and out
Not only did they build one in my city a few months ago, but now they’re building another one really close to my house
Yeah, and they're also not afraid to sue anyone who slightly resembles them. Just search 'down and out Sydney'.
I'll Fed Ex some double doubles from Los Angeles to you, animal style.
@Luis Torres I mean, build a bear workshop did the same thing.
So Burger King shouldn't be called Hungry Jacks?
Lol no, you’ve clearly never been to an In N Out
@Luis Torres sup
Putting it simply
They want quality restaurants not quantity.
So Cookout.
Thanks
Quality is why the lines are always long, even during a health crisis.
I just watched a guy explain a fast food chain on the other end of the world - and I freaking loved every second of it!
That's what I call good content!
Please keep it up just like In-N-Out does ;)
When I lived in Medford my roommates were the ones that owned the grants pass location. They just me needed a room to stay in while they opened the place and found a more permanent residence. They were really cool
Fact: The first ever In-N-Out Burger that opened outside the state of California was in Las Vegas, NV which opened in 1992. It's still there of course and has long long lines.
Which one? is it the one near dean Martin?
@@Chris-hi1hf 2900 W Sahara Blvd., close to Palace Station Casino.
I remember before Utah got our In n Out that I had to go all the way to that Las Vegas location to get one. Whenever I went home to California or on a trip that took me nearby I would make it a point to visit that In n Out.
It's also featured in the video at 3:24 (or the sign at least)
I live right around the corner from that exact In N Out Burger
Yall also forget that In-N-Out is also the ONLY fast food burger that Gordon Ramsay will eat...
Really?
@@ulisesalcala9352 yeah its that good
@@memelover6917 damn Gordan Ramsay approval😂
Ulises Alcala there’s a video of him eating a double double
"yAlL"
Living in the LA area for the past 65 years (I'm 82), I have taken In-N-Out for granted as one has always been not far from where and am currently living.
My favorite and it's always been, "hey, let's go to In-N-Out tonight".
TWO BROTHERS wait fucks can fly
@TWO BROTHERS imagine being toxic to an 82-year-old to feel tough
the sponsor segway was one of the smoothest I've ever seen. great video!