First In-N-Out Burger in Idaho Sees 8-Hour Lines On Opening Day
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In-N-Out Burger — a West Coast staple — is officially opened in the hills of Idaho, but folks looking to get a Double-Double had to wait in their car for up to 8 freaking hours on opening day!
The popular grub spot opened its doors on Tuesday in Meridian, a Boise suburb, and the locals were clearly anticipating the rush … because some people camped out the night before in 30-degree weather.
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The drive-thru line for the burger joint was so long, it ended up starting in a nearby dirt lot … with a sign that warned customers they’d be chilling in their cars for at least 7-8 hours — but thousands withstood the long wait to get their food.
Weird. They’re still just burgers, folks.
Anyway, many customers standing outside stayed bundled up with heavy coats to keep warm … and one told IdahoNews6 they’ve been “waiting for years” to get their hands on some Animal-style goodness.
The Idaho fast food restaurant is actually the chain’s 400th store, opening in the company’s 75th year of existence … while most of their restaurants are in California, they’ve got expansion plans for Tennessee in 2026 and New Mexico in 2027.
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