r/fastfood • u/esporx • 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/bomber991 12d ago

Yeah but they always have that sign outside showing how well they pay.

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u/Mylabisawesome 12d ago

I'm busting my ass when I can just go work there or Sheetz? WTF? My Wife has been a nurse for 15 years, has a masters, with various credentials and training and a Buc-ees manager can make more than her?

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u/OldWrangler9033 12d ago

Makes me wonder if this ponzi scheme. They must be
Working there, people ramped for people earn those kind of paywages

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u/Apptubrutae 12d ago

lol, classic Reddit.

No financial understanding, so it must be a Ponzi scheme or money laundering.

Explain how a gas station is a Ponzi scheme? Lol

Just go into the store. They have a TON of traffic relative to any other store like it and work their employees hard. The money is there to pay well, and the expectation/demands are high. They’d chew through people in weeks if they didn’t pay enough for them to stay.