As he leans over to order and In and Out..take a look at the staff behind the counter.

[bkkyosemite]

They are elated he is there!

https://www.facebook.com/berniesanders/posts/1061399230581747

[msongs]

1. they are elated when ANY famous person comes in nt

[rhett o rick]

4. But Clinton-Sachs wouldn't go in. Maybe if they gave her money.

[MADem]

6. I have had their product often, but I never go in--I hit the drive-thru.

"Clinton - Sachs" is bitter and unnecessary.

Who knows what's in Senator Sanders tax returns....?

[ebayfool]

2. A post on the pic nails it ...

"Perfect place for Bernie to visit. In-n-Out has always paid over minimum wage, and offers full benefits, even to part time employees. And they're one of the most profitable (per store) fast food chains in the world. They prove you can invest in your employees, treat them well, and it will actually help your bottom line."

[MADem]

5. I like their style--they're very efficient. Some people here really hate 'em.

That's because of the religious stuff on the wrappers written in teeny-tiny writing. I guess the owner is religious, or something. They don't push it on people, though.

No one ever gave me a Bible lesson while I was waiting for my burger, so it never bothered me one way or another.

http://www.snopes.com/business/alliance/inandout.asp

In-N-Out Burger was founded by Harry and Esther Snyder in Baldwin Park, California, in 1948. Although this chain of west coast hamburger restaurants has since grown to more than 200 outlets, control still rests in the hands of the Snyder family. According to the company's web site: "In-N-Out remains privately owned and the Snyder family has no plans to take the company public or franchise any units." The Snyders are a religious family, and their continuing to control their own company means they can put what they want on their product packaging. They've chosen to include pointers to particular Bible verses that we presume hold special meaning for them.

.... We examined the packaging of other menu offerings from In-N-Out (coffee cups, milk containers) but failed to uncover any further pointers to Bible verses. The ones we've found expound upon a shared theme: belief in the Lord.

As proselytizing goes, this is about as low-key as it gets.
Not even the texts of the verses themselves are printed out; those looking to absorb the messages (and who don't have this article handy) have to do so with the assistance of their own Bibles. Yet even so, the presence of those simple notations has been interpreted by some as indicative of a lurking menace: we've had folks tell us they've heard In-N-Out Burger was "owned by the religious right" or "the Christian Coalition," or a "sect," or that bible-study classes were secretly held at each location. ....

[ebayfool]

7. Whoa! I eat there when there is spare $ and never noticed that!

I'll be sure to look next time. Usually, I'm so busy stuffing my face (OMG - grilled onions!) that the wrappings get destroyed pretty fast. As long as they keep the proselyting outta my face, they can have at it. But it's a waste of their printing money if it's covered with grease and gooey cheese!

If it gets offensive, like ChickaFila did/does ... all bets are off.

[MADem]

14. No--never offensive, never in anyone's face.

It's a personal expression of religiosity on the part of the owners, and that's as far as it goes.

When I first heard about it, I had a hard time finding the "offending" citations (quotes deliberate--it didn't bother me any more than "Moby Dick-Chapter 2" might). They're there, though! I like their food wrappers/containers--very biodegradable and simple.

They don't proselytize at Chik-Fil-A, either (the few times I've been to one, it's been with a gay guy and his sister, who love the pickle-brine chicken...which is very delicious). The staff was really nice, and I personally don't think all of 'em were church-goers, either (of course, you never know). I think they have a corporate presence/attitude that might not translate down to the work force on the front lines.

Here I am, talking like a fast food pro, and I can count the times I've been to both places in my entire life on my fingers~! Don't even need the toes!

[Skwmom]

10. Read up about NuCor Steel. The way they treat their employees and their success (when so many

other steel companies have went bust) exposes the lies about how you need to treat your employees to be profitable.

[JudyM]

3. I am so happy for him seeing the hope and positivity his message has brought the country.

He lit a fire under tens of millions of people; betting he's glad for the decision and the effort, as exhausting as it has undoubtedly been.

[senz]

8. They all look so happy to see him. It must be really nice for him.

I worry that he's running himself ragged -- but it looks like he's having the time of his life!

[Skwmom]

9. People are so tired of being lied to and fooled by phony politicians Bernie's humanity really shines

[baldguy]

11. Berners say they are tired of being lied to - but cheer when Sanders says theres a "path to victory"

That's the biggest lie of the campaign.

[Doctor_J]

12. Facebook comments are excellent

Amazing how beloved he is. The only people who dislike him are the hillarians. He could get a lot done as potus, in a progressive direction. Too bad the party is insisting on a conservative with legal problems and lots of animosity.

[Karma13612]

13. +10 eom

[MineralMan]

15. Good dining choice.

I'll be in CA later this month, and always drop into In and Out at least once while I'm there.

[cherokeeprogressive]

16. That's wild. I clicked on the link and the first post I see is from a childhood friend.