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In-N-Out president fought to keep prices down amid California minimum wage hike

The owner of the famed In-N-Out burger chain says she fought to keep costs down in California as legislation bumping up the minimum wage took effect.

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In-N-Out burger heiress fought toe-to-toe to keep costs down amid minimum wage hike

Lynsi Snyder, owner of In-N-Out, says she fought to keep costs down in California as legislation bumping up the minimum wage took effect.

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In-N-Out President Lynsi Snyder went toe-to-toe to keep menu prices down

Lynsi Snyder, who took over the In-N-Out at just 27, has guided her company over the last decade and a half, battling inflation and the increase in minimum wage, all while keeping menu prices low and profits up.

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In-N-Out burger heiress fought toe-to-toe to keep costs down amid minimum wage hike

In-N-Out burger heiress fought toe-to-toe to keep costs down amid minimum wage hike
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In-N-Out burger exec fought toe-to-toe to keep costs down amid minimum wage hike

In-N-Out owner Lynsi Snyder is fighting to keep costs down, saying she feels an obligation to customers even as rivals increase prices to offset the new minimum wage legislation.

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