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Both videos have since been made private, according to SF Gate. In-N-Out responded, sending Arnett a cease-and-desist letter on May 2. A lawsuit was filed in federal court last Friday.

In-N-Out is a great company, and you don’t need that kind of nonsense to tarnish your brand! — LA County M4L (@karenFrost25) June 24, 2025 FAFO Burger is about to do some work. Go get em’!

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