In n Out is now out??
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glofria
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From the AI post on Google:
In-N-Out's headquarters are transitioning: the long-standing Irvine, CA office will close by 2029, with West Coast operations consolidating back to their roots in Baldwin Park, California, where they started in 1948, while a new Eastern Territory office opens in Franklin, Tennessee to support growth in the East. The Baldwin Park move unifies West Coast staff, while Tennessee provides opportunities for new expansion and employees.
If Lynsi's house sold, you can imagine what the new owner's property tax bill will look like. The same goes for all these Hollywood types that have been moving out the last few years.
In-N-Out's headquarters are transitioning: the long-standing Irvine, CA office will close by 2029, with West Coast operations consolidating back to their roots in Baldwin Park, California, where they started in 1948, while a new Eastern Territory office opens in Franklin, Tennessee to support growth in the East. The Baldwin Park move unifies West Coast staff, while Tennessee provides opportunities for new expansion and employees.
If Lynsi's house sold, you can imagine what the new owner's property tax bill will look like. The same goes for all these Hollywood types that have been moving out the last few years.
If anyone else read the same artical I did yesterday, you'd understand beter.... some new laws in California were just installed against the Millionaires and Billionaires, that Lynsi will now miss out on......Her estimated tax this year would have been $435 Million !! Wish I could remember where I read it!
It’s the article linked in the first post…
glofria
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Along with this list of corporations that have or plan on leaving California, Philips 66 and Valeo are closing refineries, Budweiser in Nor. Cal. is shutting down and some big cheese mfr. is leaving Central Cal. too. With that so goes the jobs.
Empire.https://www.mercurynews.com/2025/09/12/companies-leaving-california-map/
Empire.https://www.mercurynews.com/2025/09/12/companies-leaving-california-map/
Budweiser is not moving that plant, it is shutting down along with 2 others in the US. They still have their LA plant. this is not about California but beer sales being way down and existing plants producing more beer than they did before. Look for more breweries to close around the country as younger people do not drink as much beer as the older people did, between older people drinking less with age and younger people not drinking beer as much it is not a good future for the beer industry.
Don't know, but probably no. Cannot boycott a product, then complain when the factory that makes that product closes in you home state.
