In-N-Out Burger has filed a lawsuit against popular YouTuber Bryan Arnett over a series of troubling incidents where he allegedly pretended to be an employee and behaved in extremely offensive ways, harming the fast-food chain’s reputation. The lawsuit, which was recently filed, comes after Arnett posted a video (now removed) in which he wore a fake In-N-Out uniform and interacted with customers while making crude, insulting, and vulgar comments.
The company is accusing him of trademark infringement, trespassing, damaging their business, and other violations. In-N-Out claims Arnett deliberately misled customers and abused their trust. The legal complaint explains how the YouTuber repeatedly pretended to be an In-N-Out worker, filmed customers without their permission, and then shared the videos online.
