Are the Bible citations tucked away on the packaging of In-N-Out burgers, fries and shakes "the most identifying feature" of the chain? Not to me, but the blogger at Lifelike Pundits thinks so. He therefore thinks the LAT should have mentioned the ownership's evangelistic streak in today's editorial on the internal power struggle roiling the In-N-Out family. Snopes.com, by the way, gives some background on the religious markings and says, "As proselytizing goes, this is about as low-key as it gets."
I think it's the food
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