First it was Jean Clinton Roeschlaub, daughter of Clifton’s Cafeteria founder Clifford Clinton. Now comes word of the passing of Esther L. Snyder, who with her husband founded the iconic West Coast restaurant chain In-N-Out Burger. She was 86.
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8.7.06 / 9am
Aw. Guess it was inevitable when someone that old was running a big company like that…
8.7.06 / 9am
In-N-Out is a class act from all accounts I’ve heard, though. Think I’ll post on this later.
8.7.06 / 11am
The best fast food, period. No New Jersey flavors in their food (all other fast food uses chemicals to mask the flavor of shit, bone, and other nasties in the meat).
INO Burger pays its employees well and has a tasty profit margin from what I’ve heard. Better business model than McD’s. Also from an economics standpoint, paying employees better ($10/hr I hear) makes for higher middle class consumption and benefits the real profit center for a fast food chain- Real Estate.
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