Cultishly beloved burger chain In-N-Out recently held a one-day only "pop-up" burger joint in Auckland, New Zealand to "test market" the city as a possible site for expansion. New Zealanders are apparently hungry for In-N-Out — the pop-up closed 45 minutes earlier than scheduled after running out of food — but not as hungry as other countries. Similar pop-ups in Sydney and Singapore sold out in as little as five minutes. [NZHerald] [Photo: Flickr]
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