The boss of In-N-Out is 36 years old, she is a billionaire and loved by her employees.

In-N-Out Burger President Lynsi Snyder is the youngest woman on the latest Forbes 400 list of the richest Americans.

The 36-year-old is not only worth $ 3 billion, but prides herself on having an unprecedented approval rating. According to Glassdoor, Snyder employee assistance is 99%.

Forbes reports that workers in the family hamburger chain enjoy an above average quality of life. Restaurant owners make $ 13 an hour, compared with $ 9 at McDonald's, and they are entitled to health insurance. Managers, who have been on average serving the company for 17 years, earn about $ 163,000.

"It's very important to me that In-N-Out Burger is an excellent employer, because I greatly appreciate our employees," Snyder told Glassdoor in 2017. "They are the reason for our success and deserve to be happy to come to work. to feel appreciated and to be treated like a family, that's what I consider as such. "

Snyder has also lived a busy life. She became president of the company in 2010 after the death of her grandmother and co-founder of In-N-Out, Esther Snyder. The drag racing enthusiast has been married four times and fought against alcohol abuse in her youth.

"It was like a time in my life as black sheep," she told Forbes. But Snyder, based in Glendora, California, said her fervent Christian faith helped her through a difficult time.

These values ​​are reflected in restaurants. Biblical verses are written on burgers, cups and french fries.

"It is not money for us," said Snyder, who insists that she will not sell In-N-Out anytime soon. "Unless God sends a flash and changes my heart miraculously, I will never sell."