An online black market — for In-N-Out double-doubles
In-N-Out burger won't participate in online ordering, but you may be able to find someone to bring you a double-double on Facebook Marketplace.
In-N-Out Burger, a beloved fast-food chain known for its immaculate restaurants, affordable menu, and secret items, has a thriving black market for in-home delivery. Despite the burger chain's staunch opposition to online food delivery services like DoorDash and GrubHub, it's reported that drivers across Southern California are willing to bring In-N-Out to one's doorstep for an additional fee between $20 and $50.
Some drivers even demanded payment upfront, a less than ideal situation when purchasing goods on Facebook Marketplace. A reporter attempted to order from Adrian Vazquez, a driver from Glendora, California, who demanded $50 with half upfront. The reporter sent $25 via Zelle but was subsequently ghosted. In-N-Out, a private company primarily on the West Coast with a growing presence in the South, has not commented on the black market burgers.
CEO Lynsi Snyder recently reiterated her opposition to online ordering, stating that it would take away from the unique customer service and interaction that In-N-Out is known for.
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