In-N-Out Ditches Order 6-7, the Number Gen Alpha Loves

Some elevators omit floor 13; In-N-Out is doing away with order No. 67. People reports the number has been removed from the burger chain's ticket system, after the "6-7" trend (and Dictionary.com's word of the year) turned a routine pickup call into a minor in-store spectacle. An employee at a Los Angeles In-N-Out said the change was made about a month ago, and that 69 has also been pulled from the numbering sequence.

The corporate office did not respond to People's request for comment, though ABC7 reports "fast food chain says kids and teenagers would wait around just to hear it called, and then jump into unruly 6-7 celebrations." Here's a must-watch example. Rather than dodging the number, Wendy's and Pizza Hut leaned in this fall, offering 67-cent Frostys and 67-cent wings, respectively.