Why we’ll wait for In-N-Out — but no one else

Source: New York Post

The drive-thru line at In-N-Out on Venice Boulevard in Culver City curls through the lot and toward the street — engines idling, brake lights glowing, no one peeling off. No one seems tempted to bail. For many Angelenos, the delay isn’t a deal-breaker.

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