PRANKSTER SMEARS IN-N-OUT WITH ‘ROACH’ STUNT

In a troubling example of the growing trend of online prank culture turning toxic, notorious YouTuber Bryan Arnett is now the target of a scathing lawsuit filed by beloved American institution In-N-Out Burger. On Easter Sunday—when the patriotic chain was respectfully closed—Arnett allegedly trespassed on their private property across Southern California, impersonated employees, and spread vile lies to unsuspecting customers, including false claims of a cockroach infestation and food contaminated by staff. Dressed convincingly in In-N-Out garb, he filmed families without consent, made lewd and racially charged comments, and even installed fake “Employee of the Month” placards featuring his own face. What was once considered innocent mischief has devolved into a disturbing attack on a family-owned business that has proudly upheld traditional American values for over 70 years. In-N-Out is taking a bold stand not just for itself, but for businesses everywhere under siege from narcissistic social media provocateurs who trade dignity for clicks.