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For 77 years, In-N-Out Burger never closed a single store. Not during the pandemic. Not during riots. Not during earthquakes. Until now.

In this video, Melissa Ingram breaks down the historic closure of In-N-Out’s Oakland location and why owner Lynsi Snyder’s move to Tennessee is the ultimate signal that the "California Dream" is mathematically broken. We investigate the "Time Tax" paying honest citizens at Target and CVS, where basic items like toothpaste are locked behind glass, and analyze the data behind the massive corporate exodus that is draining billions from the state economy.

This isn't just about a burger stand. It is a warning. When a company that has survived everything decides it can no longer do business in California, what does that mean for your neighborhood? We expose the $1.2 billion theft problem, the "Fortress Retail" experience, and the 216,000 residents who walked away this year alone.

Drop a comment: Have you stopped shopping at certain stores because everything is locked up? Do you blame In-N-Out for leaving?

Do you want to fact check this video? Primary sources referenced include:

Fortune & Fox Business: Reporting on Lynsi Snyder’s announcement to move residency to Tennessee and the opening of the Franklin, TN corporate hub.

In-N-Out Corporate Statement: Official press release citing "crime and safety" as the sole reason for the Oakland closure (the first in company history).

Tax Foundation (2025): Ranking California 49th in the State Business Tax Climate Index.

Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC): Data on the 77,600 jobs lost due to corporate headquarters relocations (2011-2021).

Numerator Consumer Survey (Nov 2024): Statistics showing 60% of shoppers regularly encounter locked merchandise ("Fortress Retail").

California Department of Finance: Data confirming a net domestic migration loss of 216,000 residents in the 2024-2025 period.

Target & CVS Corporate Filings: Earnings calls detailing the 120% rise in violent incidents and decision to close Bay Area locations.

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