Influx of Californians to Texas is credited with driving In N' Out burger visits up by 24% in three years: 11% of Lone Star State newcomers are from Golden State...
The other 89% walked across the Rio Grande...
When Californians relocate to Texas it's not the chicken-fried steak or the barbecued beef briquet that they crave.
As more Golden State warriors head east, fleeing the high prices and crime of the state's urban centers for the wide open spaces and sprawling suburbs of the Lone Star State they keep their taste for In-N-Out, and the trend is driving sales of the fast-food chain through the red roof.
Despite California Governor Gavin Newsom's campaign to staunch the flow of population to Governor Greg Abbott, more than 1 in 10 new Texans come from Los Angeles, San Francisco or any number of California locales.
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10,000 people a month move into the DFW Metroplex alone. Dallas County is solid blue and Tarrant County went blue for the first time in 2020 although I'm sure fraud was involved. None the less, these CA goofballs are bringing their idiocy with them and will do to Texas what I saw happen in CO. A few densely populated counties will end up writing ridiculous laws for the entire state.
ReplyDeletesame fears here in the sunshine state
ReplyDeleteThat pic of Miz Loren makes me wonder what happened to the other women in the photo.
ReplyDeleteI've been to In N' Out burger twice, not impressed. The invasion of Texas continues... Florida too.
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