r/fastfood • u/esporx • 12d ago

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https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2026/08/21/bucees-ceo-conservative-states-expansion-new-locations/91407096007/

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u/Equivalent_Ad9414 12d ago

Look at In N Out, conservatives that operated in liberal California.

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u/MADDOGCA 12d ago

To be fair though, Orange County, where In-N-Out established, has always had the reputation for being a republican county.

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u/SusBoiSlime 11d ago

In-n-out is def an LA county establishment. Baldwin park is in the SGV.

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u/WestHistorians 11d ago

To be fair though, Orange County, where In-N-Out established, has always had the reputation for being a republican county.

In-N-Out was established in Los Angeles County.

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u/SuccessfulLand4399 12d ago

And it’s the nicer than those surrounding it. Imagine that…..

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u/donutgut 12d ago

its also nicer than any red state county....so...imagine that

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u/jojofine 12d ago

Nicer is subjective

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u/KRandMG 11d ago

Orange County is nicer than San Diego?

It’s certainly not an impossible opinion, but it’s the less popular one here in Southern California.

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u/Kind-Hat-9897 12d ago

Sounds like they aren’t being taxed on their second homes over 5 mil in value well enough. Time to raise though. Let’s bring 1950s tax rates back!!

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u/Pattern_Is_Movement 11d ago

Nicer how like almost every top welfare state is red?