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In-n-Out alters iconic symbol to reflect “modern-day California”
Keep Palm and Carry On?
The charred remains of palm trees on the site of the Fairmount fire two weeks ago.
Spokesman Bob Doubledouble: “We thought about just dropping the fronds as a nod to the devastation being wrought by the South American palm weevil, which is munching its way through the state’s Canary Island date palms. Because everyone loves to munch In-n-Out! But the result was visually depressing. Fire, on the other hand, is exciting, and still reflects the current situation.”
Spokesman Bob Doubledouble: “We thought about just dropping the fronds as a nod to the devastation being wrought by the South American palm weevil, which is munching its way through the state’s Canary Island date palms. Because everyone loves to munch In-n-Out! But the result was visually depressing. Fire, on the other hand, is exciting, and still reflects the current situation.”
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In-n-Out alters iconic symbol to reflect “modern-day California”
Keep Palm and Carry On?
In-n-Out alters iconic symbol to reflect “modern-day California”
Keep Palm and Carry On?
The charred remains of palm trees on the site of the Fairmount fire two weeks ago.
Spokesman Bob Doubledouble: “We thought about just dropping the fronds as a nod to the devastation being wrought by the South American palm weevil, which is munching its way through the state’s Canary Island date palms. Because everyone loves to munch In-n-Out! But the result was visually depressing. Fire, on the other hand, is exciting, and still reflects the current situation.”
Spokesman Bob Doubledouble: “We thought about just dropping the fronds as a nod to the devastation being wrought by the South American palm weevil, which is munching its way through the state’s Canary Island date palms. Because everyone loves to munch In-n-Out! But the result was visually depressing. Fire, on the other hand, is exciting, and still reflects the current situation.”