In-N-Out just opened its first restaurant in Idaho. And it's paying workers 141% above the state's minimum wage.

• In-N-Out opens its first restaurant in Idaho on Tuesday. 
• The chain said the starting wage for employees is $17.50 an hour.
• The state's minimum wage is $7.25 an hour.  

Crowds in winter coats camped out on lawn chairs early Tuesday morning to be among the first customers to dine at In-N-Out's first restaurant in Idaho.

Once in the door, they'll be served by some of the highest-paid fast food workers in the state. The starting wage for the 80 employees at the Meridian, Idaho, location is $17.50 per hour, the Southern California burger chain said.