PEOPLE confirms the West Coast burger chain removed '67' from its ticket system about a month ago George Rose/Getty In-N-Out Burger has officially retired the number "67" from its ticket order system, ...

The "67" meme gained viral traction across social media platforms due to its deliberate lack of meaning and context. Users began commenting the number without explanation, fostering curiosity and ...

Southwest Airlines is offering one-way fares as low as $67 for a limited time. The sale applies to select Tuesday and Wednesday flights within the continental U.S. between Jan. 6 and March 4. Tickets ...

Google Search is full of hidden Easter eggs, with the latest additions recognizing John Cena’s retirement from wrestling as well as the “6-7” trend. Most timely, there’s a new John Cena Easter egg in ...

Has "67" reached its peak? Google added it as an Easter egg in the search engine. The new slang term spiked with Generation Alpha and Gen Z this year. Dictionary.com named "6-7" its 2025 Word of the ...

In-N-Out Burger has officially removed the order number “67” from its ticketing system following disruptions caused by a viral internet trend. Crowds of teenagers reportedly erupted in cheers and ...

American burger chain In-N-Out has removed the number “67” from its ticket order system amid the viral “6-7” trend, American media reported. , the viral term is often paired with an up and down hand ...

Through the years, Google has given us some funny Easter Eggs-- try typing in "do a barrel roll" or "askew" and watch your screen. But there's a new one that you or your kids are going to love (or ...

Dictionary.com announced its Word of the Year in October, and it's one that's been trending among youngsters. The word doesn't hold any true meaning, and is "impossible to define." However, that ...

In-N-Out Burger, a favorite hangout of adolescents, has officially removed the number "67" from its ordering system. The change comes after crowds of young people started waiting for the number to be ...

No one is safe from the maddeningly viral “67” trend: not in schools, not in churches, and not even in the White House. Vice President JD Vance said the nonsensical slang term snuck its way into his ...