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Orangeslice13 said:
You have no idea…..

Things I would do instead of going to buckees.

I saw this in front of a house near where I was working. I don’t get the love for that place. Actually I hate it so I’m going to compile a list of things I might do, but I’ll never go to a Buck-ees
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Lol. Yea. We go to Myrtle a lot and we tried to get in the one in Florence a few times when it was new. We made it in the parking lot a couple times and just circled out. It’s not that bad anymore. We went up to a game last season and stopped by the one in Sevierville. We took notice on just how happy every person was that was walking in smiling from ear to ear.
 
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Gladiator1 said:
Say what you want about the Buc-ees but took my daughter to the new one in Virginia. It was her 10th birthday and I took her for lunch. That smile on her face was priceless, be a snob if you want but we enjoyed it very much. Brisket and a stuffed toy made the day.
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I'm a self-admitted food snob and rarely frequent mass retail like Target, Wal-Mart, etc. However, when traveling on the interstate, there is no better place to stop than Buc-ee's. Tons of good food options, pristine huge bathrooms, fast service, and awesome EV chargers.

A little different than the days when you had to grab a hot dog off the rollers and ask for a bathroom key to use around back while praying you wouldn't be raped or murdered.
 
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Pennheel said:
Haha 😄 I agree 👍 I went to the one in Seveirville close to when it first opened. I got my fill that day. It was a madhouse. Of course it could be different depending on the day of the week.
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It's kind of like navigating the crowd on game day, the merch trucks at a NASCAR race, or a theme park. You have to embrace the chaos.
 
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JCHateSteve said:
It's kind of like navigating the crowd on game day, the merch trucks at a NASCAR race, or a theme park. You have to embrace the chaos.
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Thats an accurate description having gone to many sporting events myself. Ive had to learn to adapt and embrace the chaos. I guess it's the introvert in me speaking.
 
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Pennheel said:
Thats an accurate description having gone to many sporting events myself. Ive had to learn to adapt and embrace the chaos. I guess it's the introvert in me speaking.
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I usually go to Sevierville so I'm generally on my way to/from a shopping day, going to Dollywood, or some kind of event in Knoxville. So I'm already prepped to be in a crowd.

You can also go in at weird hours and it's much calmer. Those first few months were extra busy too. You probably saw it at it's craziest before.
 
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JCHateSteve said:
I usually go to Sevierville so I'm generally on my way to/from a shopping day, going to Dollywood, or some kind of event in Knoxville. So I'm already prepped to be in a crowd.

You can also go in at weird hours and it's much calmer. Those first few months were extra busy too. You probably saw it at it's craziest before.
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Sevierville is my go-to as well.
 
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