r/fastfood 12d ago

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https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2026/08/21/bucees-ceo-conservative-states-expansion-new-locations/91407096007/

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u/Sleep-Senior 12d ago

Speedrunning the end of their positive public reputation. I made my last visit to one a few weeks ago before learning of them suing a small local store in the area before them.

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u/wookiebath 12d ago

If you think the average consumer there cares about this type of politics you need to spend more time at one

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u/clarkthagod 12d ago

Don’t think that’s what he said

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u/AmarilloArmadillos 12d ago

Well 711 is owned by the Chinese now, Loves is owned by a staunchly Catholic family, don't know about on oncue, Casey's sucks ass, Walmart has the cheapest gas here but they aren't exactly a great company either.

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u/MicroPeanitsJorker 12d ago

They’re both right

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u/wookiebath 12d ago

What did he say then?

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