The fast food chain condemned the fact that its San Francisco outlet was temporarily closed for refusing to make customers prove their COVID vaccination status.
Some took to social media to show their backing for the chain, owned by devout Christian Lynsi Snyder, which has 358 locations across the western U.S. and often includes Bible verses at the bottom of drink cups.
Jennifer Van Laar, managing editor of the political blog RedState, tweeted:"I just left #InNOut in Burbank because I want to support them." And Katya Sedgwick wrote:"Wow! I know what I'm having for lunch." The San Francisco Department of Public Health defended its enforcement action, saying vaccination is"particularly important in a public indoor setting where groups of people are gathering and removing their masks."
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