In-N-Out Burger

[72 tigger]

Chevyland and I stopped by one when we were in AZ- always a treat for me

[DeadheadNM]

Now it's Taco Bell in Oakland, CA that's suffering. Wow.

Taco Bell locations in Oakland are forced to CLOSE dining rooms indefinitely - and switch to drive-thru service and cashless payments only - amid series of robberies and unrelenting crime surge

Just down the street, a Denny's fast food restaurant closed in late January due to the violence.

In February it was announced that Oakland's only In-N-Out Burger restaurant is also set to shutter its doors this month after 18 years, with the business declaring that customers and staff are now 'unsafe.'

Article HERE

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Originally Posted by DeadheadNM

Now it's Taco Bell in Oakland, CA that's suffering. Wow.

Taco Bell locations in Oakland are forced to CLOSE dining rooms indefinitely - and switch to drive-thru service and cashless payments only - amid series of robberies and unrelenting crime surge

Just down the street, a Denny's fast food restaurant closed in late January due to the violence.

In February it was announced that Oakland's only In-N-Out Burger restaurant is also set to shutter its doors this month after 18 years, with the business declaring that customers and staff are now 'unsafe.'

Article HERE

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Man...that is crazy.

-klb

[Killer Bee]

dang that stinks!

maybe they'll move it to the midwest

Rising crime risks turning Oakland into a ‘ghost town.’ Newsom is sending in reinforcements

In-N-Out is permanently closing one of its restaurants for the first time ever, saying that its Oakland location will soon shutter because of car break-ins, property damage, theft, and armed robberies targeting employees and customers.



An exterior view of an In-N-Out in Oakland last month. In-N-Out is closing this location, citing crime. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

WoW look at those stats in first paragraph;

New York
CNN
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Violent crime and other felonies fell in 2023 in America’s biggest cities. They increased in Oakland.

Robberies grew 38% last year in Oakland, according to police data. Burglaries increased 23%. Motor vehicle theft jumped 44%. Roughly one of every 30 Oakland residents had a car stolen last year, according to a San Francisco Chronicle analysis.

[LockDoc]

Originally Posted by Killer Bee

dang that stinks!

maybe they'll move it to the midwest

I wouldn't mind seeing that. Des Moines, Iowa would be a good spot...

[Sheepdip]

Originally Posted by Killer Bee

dang that stinks!

maybe they'll move it to the midwest

Rising crime risks turning Oakland into a ‘ghost town.’ Newsom is sending in reinforcements

In-N-Out is permanently closing one of its restaurants for the first time ever, saying that its Oakland location will soon shutter because of car break-ins, property damage, theft, and armed robberies targeting employees and customers.



An exterior view of an In-N-Out in Oakland last month. In-N-Out is closing this location, citing crime. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

WoW look at those stats in first paragraph;

New York
CNN
—
Violent crime and other felonies fell in 2023 in America’s biggest cities. They increased in Oakland.

Robberies grew 38% last year in Oakland, according to police data. Burglaries increased 23%. Motor vehicle theft jumped 44%. Roughly one of every 30 Oakland residents had a car stolen last year, according to a San Francisco Chronicle analysis.

Last year a friend I've known since high school went to Oakland Airport to pick up his wife, he was early and he spotted a Starbucks earlier so he decided to go wait there.

When he parked he said I barely shut my truck off and a car with 3 guys pulled in behind him blocking him in, 2 jumped out, they ran to his driver window with a gun the other busted his window out with a baseball bat, the guy with the bat then jumped in the back of his pickup busting the rear window out. They got his wallet with about $400 in it credit/gas cards and a small bag in the rear seat.

[CG]

I have a hard time believing the falling crime rates in big cities. Seems like they are continually changing the definition of crimes. Refusing to prosecute for crimes. Its a strange time.

[Loose Screw]

Even though Krispy Kreme/Panera Bread bought out Whataburger in 2019 they still have the slogan stickers on their windows, "In God We Trust" and "United We Stand"...Some green haired nose ring types questioned that a while back.......
I'm in no way a Raw Raw patriot spiritual guy...but I do Love My Constitution!
Never had an In/Out. It's Whatabuger in Texas and Blake's in New Mex!

[Getter-Done]

We have 2 In and Out Burger places coming to my area soon.