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Gas stations in the US offer such things too, but it's typically the larger ones attracting interstate traffic, not the little ones in the middle of towns.
by Suppafly 2y ago
Gas stations in the US offer such things too, but it's typically the larger ones attracting interstate traffic, not the little ones in the middle of towns.
- davio 2y agoI wonder if there are Japanese blogs dedicated to documenting all of the food choices at Buc-ee's
- morkalork 2y agoI'm not American and would absolutely make a point of stopping at a Buc-ee's if I was ever in that part of the US. The internet has kinda made them famous-ish.
- tartoran 2y agoHow does one pronounce Buc-ee's?
- Suppafly 2y agoBuc-ee's is famous, but I suspect you'd be amazed at the 'regular' truckstop type gas stations we have all over as well. Places like Loves, Pilot, Flying J, most of them have a McDonalds or a Subway attached and have tons of things to buy because long haul truck drivers need to be able to shop. Buc-ee's and Wally's have kind of adapted that concept but for 'normal' people that might be taking road trips and such, but it existed for truck drivers already.