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Key Points The Whopper, introduced by Burger King in 1957, was the first of its kind. The Whopper’s price tag remained at 37 cents for years before being raised.

A former In-N-Out employee has filed a $3 million lawsuit against the chain, alleging that he received discriminatory treatment and was eventually fired due to his hairstyle.

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