When Southerners stop at Buc-ee's
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2022
- You never forget your first trip to the Buc-ee's.
Or your 32,495th trip because you've learned that a store with a beef jerky wall, endless toilets, and brisket sandwiches is the only place you ever need to shop at. - ตลก
"Gas Pro Shop" is the most genius thing I've heard in ages
Yeass
I loved that line too. I want to believe Matt 100% ad-libbed it.
I’ll never call it by any other name 😂
I know.... right 🤣
We call it Beaver Wal-Mart
The 1st time we went in I said, “It’s like Cracker Barrel and Walmart had a baby.” 👻
😂
Lol
But that baby was taken away very young and raised by Target. And it was born with cleaning OCD.
lol
Awesome! I was looking for a way to describe it to my northerner friends…
My foreigner husband thought I was crazy when I insisted that we needed to stop at Buc-ees on our way to San Antonio. Two hours later he’d tried on cowboy hats, sampled his way through all the beef jerky (and bought several pounds), bought several magnets for family members and looked at all the kitschy clothing and home decor. Now it’s a regular stop on all our road trips for the coffee and bathrooms (yes, they’re that nice!!).
And yes, I made him take a photo with the statue. 😂🤣😂
This is the only acceptable reaction to going to buccees for the first time! Glad yall had a good time
Too funny..🤣🤣🤣🤣
Did you go to New Braunfels or Luling?
@@melisamcmurrysaccucci1119 New Braunfels. 😊
As my Daddy used to say, before he left this cold, cruel world: "If you can't get it at Buc-ees, HEB or Walmart, you don't need it."
AMEN!
Hard core Texan there
Don’t forget academy
Wise man
HEB!!!!
I love buccees it’s not a gas station it’s a lifestyle
My father in law says it’s not a gas station, it’s an experience.
It's a "Gas" Pro Shop 🤣
@@RainyDayz1991 get out
@@TexasNationalist1836 they literally called it that in the video LOL 😏🤣
Regrettably I've never been to or even ever seen a Buc-ee's. The closest one to me is 3 hours away in Georgia.
Told my wife we where going on a date. Took her to Buc-ees. We had a blast. Yep, we had a date night at a gas station.
My husband took me to Buc-ees for our 20th anniversary because I'd been pestering him about going to become official Texans. It was one of the best date nights ever!
Best date everrrrr!! Right?
Relationship Goals!!!
That's really cool!
This is totally something my husband and I would do lol. There isn't one close to us right now but I'm seeing signage for it now so mabey soon.
I’m a native Texan so I’ve seen my fair share of Bucees. My family stopped at one last week after a quiet week on the beach and I was NOT READY. Nothing prepares you for the sheer chaos. It truly is the Disneyland of gas stations. The building was packed to the brim with people gazing out at the sites like tourists, children were roving in packs, and trying to order kolaches was a harrowing experience. If you’re visiting Bucees for the first time, go BEFORE you decompress because your stop will definitely put you into fight or flight mode.
Try the one in Baytown, it's generally not so packed.
I think I've had the fortune of stopping in less than peak times, such as on work travel. Since I was alone last Thanksgiving, I took a field trip to get kolaches in the morning a day or two before. There was a small line, but not chaotic.
I'm from Texas BUT moved to Tennessee and I've seen and been to a lot of buc ees in Texas, Tennessee is building THEEEEE BIGGEST GOT DAMN BUCKA ROO of Buc ees OMG this is one to see and visit can't wait smokey mountain here come more people
Hahahahaha
Went to a Bucces in fort worth and it was amazing
Buc-ees is an institution in Texas. The famously clean restrooms, beef jerky, nuggets, brisket (a staple of Texas barbecue), well over 75 gas pumps in most locations, home decor, novelty items, and unique clothing can all be found there. It's like a 7-11, a gas station, a specialized but cheap food place, and a Target merged in one.
Well, our Texas institute is in other States now.😁
Walmart for travelers.
And the longest carwash, lol!
so if i go and have a nuclear shit and paint the whole stall 10 different shades of wtf.
i can catch a magic pit crew appear give the ole divine touch?
Agreed on all but the cheap food. Some of it i's pretty damn pricey
I was in Buc-ees when I realized that my father dresses like every other Texas grandfather (khaki pants, flannel shirt, ball cap). My mother and I emerged from the bathroom and started looking for my father. We went through at least 5 similarly dressed elderly men before we found him. It was terrifying. Still spent about $100 though.
Your comment is so funny. Strange thing is l believe you.
🤣🤣 past age 50, all dad's and grandpa's dress alike...
They do seem to have a uniform, don’t they? LOL
@@TexasLadyS There must be a special Grandpa clothes store somewhere. My dad used to dress pretty snazzy back in the day but the minute he became a grandpa, those clothes magically appeared in his closet.
That's hilarious!
The 3 branches of the Texas government are: Whataburger, H-E-B and Bucees! 🤣🇺🇸💚🤠
It would probably work better than what we currently have.
Very. Very true
Except HEB ain't gotten to me yet in Dallas. Lived in Texas for most my life. Ain't never been to one. :|
@@UltimateBreloom I came here to comment the same thing. isn't it crazy that such a major city of texas doesn't have heb? but I heard they are coming to dallas finally!
it would be nice if Buc-ees would expand into West Texas! eventually getting one in Amarillo but I 20 needs one... possibly near Abilene
“Okay ma’am your child is flipping me off”
THAT CRACKED ME UP 😂🤣😂🤣
When she said she lost her wife, I thought she was going to follow it up with "Oh wait, she's in the mascot costume!"
Y'all making Buc-ee's sound like a Holy Land
every Southerner needs to take a pilgrimage to see it
Lol it's definitely something you should visit at least once. Never pass up an opportunity to go to one no matter how busy it is.
That's because it is. Those bathrooms could only exist by divine intervention.
It is.
You do.
@@AludraEltaninAltair Lol
Took my mom to Buc-ee's. Had to go right back to take my son. It's definitely an experience. "OMG, they built Texas on a slab in South Carolina!" Basically, they did. Everyone on my holiday shopping list is getting something from Buc-ee's.
And don’t forget, when the hurricane and flooding hit TX, Bucc-EE’s opened their doors to military and law enforcement, free of any charge.
Mattress Mack (corrected) in Houston did the same.
Mattress Mack not max lmao
@@bradywalton1357 of everything said, that’s what you took away. So you’re THAT kind
Everybody but joel osteen apparently lol.
I have a friend that worked at a Buc-ee's years back, after Hurricane Ike, Buc-ee's and the liquor store were the ONLY and first two things to open in their town. It literally was WalMart for a couple of days while more power was getting restored. She worked like 18 hrs straight when it first opened, it was pretty insane. Want to say it was her and another gal and the manager to cover all 24 hrs, that was IT, and trying to make what they had in the store last while the mgr was working on getting trucks in with some goods/gas.
Anybody from the area knows Mack is the embodiment of H-town ❤. He came from humble beginnings and doesn't mind giving back in time and money both, realizing it was the city that made him the business success he is today.
We had our first Buc-ees experience yesterday at the brand new one in Crossville TN. Wow. This video is spot on! One word of advice: it’s a nightmare trying to keep track of four kids in this place. Yikes! The chocolate-covered beaver nuggets were delicious and the brisket looked amazing. I loved the “art gallery” on the way into the restrooms. This place is the Disney World of gas stations!
How in the world do you experience "Buc-ee's" if it's not in Texas???
The brisket IS amazing.
Our friends were at the same one yesterday. They said it was packed!!!
@@taralohman6492 They're ALWAYS packed. No matter which one you're at.
Did you try the bbq? I’m in Jamestown and plan on going to try it.
"It's just like a Sheetz or Wawa." I'm a Sheetz kinda guy and even I was flipping her off. Once Sheetz gets their own Beaver Nuggets, we can talk.
It's about 100 times bigger than a large Sheetz. I'd say Sheetz, Walmart and Cracker Barrel combined.
Wawa kind of guy and yes I also flipping her off for that comment
I'm a Northerner; what are Sheetz and Wawa?
@@ciderfan823Sheetz is a Pittsburgh gas station. Wawa is in Philly and Florida. Both come in clutch when everything else is closed
@@FigureFarterI used to live in Delaware, love Wawa, we finally got one in NW FL!
As a Texan, I have been in several different Buc-ees over the years. I was thrilled when they opened one just a few miles from me. Now I am craving their fresh cooked Buc-ees Beaver Chips. Those things are addictive.
Going to Bucees is one of the requirements for citizenship in Texas. You get extra credit to count all the ice chests outside.
...or Smokers
...or BBQ's
...or Firewood Racks
...or Deer Stands
All outside of course.
Also driving like a maniac in a minivan, having at least 1 mysterious dent in your car, and always going minimum either 15 over or under the limit
I was born in Texas, but I moved apparently before there was one😢
@@kelleywimberley I'm still waiting for them to start putting amusement park rides out front!
Yeah man even for natives such as myself!
As a Carolinian...I'd like to thank texas for gracing us with this lovely store...
😐
From the bottom of my cold dead heart...bless your heart. :)
I live in North Carolina. I was in St. Augustine, Florida going home from Orlando. I stopped at a Buc-ee’s and am I glad. It’s like a paradise for southerners.
I got dragged on a family vacation. Buc-ee's was the only part I enjoyed. As someone with a lot of food allergies, this place actually had a good selection of snacks I could eat. Coolest gas station ever.
Good for you Texas has a little bit for everyone.
1:00 The green screen glitching out makes this even funnier
Just looking for this comment lol
For a Second I though he was being Thanos'ed
At 1:00 minute Thanos tried to dust him but the Walmart sized gas station protects everyone within.
Oh good! Thought that was my phone acting up lol!!
That's hilarious 😂 !
That's just from the salt in the jerky.
I am laughing out loud.... dying
🤣🤣🤣
I live less than a mile from one. It's our go to fast food option. Can't believe y'all didn't mention the case with dozens of flavors of fudge. They give free tasting samples.
As an Aussie now in Alabama I definitely wanted to experience this.. I did so last weekend.. wow! Foods great, shop HUGE!!!
I know right , my parents back home in nsw can't understand when our family gets dinner at the gas station.
@@robertuden1258 it's an experience.. and Liz is right.. no tables.. wtf lol
@@AdventuresOfKatChat You dine in a gas station! 😃
@@LIVEINPEACE2023 u go visit a buc-ees and tell me u don't wanna dine there
If they had tables in there, you would eat breakfast, go shopping, eat lunch, more shopping and grab some food for supper and go home (with one or more trips to the bathroom mixed in)
Buc-ee's is a State Landmark that's been scattered all over The Great State of Texas! Any that show-up outside of Texas, well, we thought we'd throw y'all a bone. 🤣
That was mighty kind of ya! We love our Buc-ee's in Daytona. Thanks, Texas!
A big thank you from Georgia ❤️
Virginia would like one if you could hook us up. We promise not to locate it north of Fredericksburg. Somewhere south of Richmond would be just right.
I love Buc-ee's. We've got the first one in Florida in Daytona Beach. My sons took me for the first time, a year or so ago. I was flabbergasted! The pictures here don't do it justice. My husband laughed when I told him we had to go, and refused for a long time. However, there was a new one in Alabama, along I-10. We were driving to Mississippi, and I made him stop. He is now a fan. Of course, we stopped on the way home as well.
I didn't know they had one in FL. I live in Tampa though. I don't think I'd travel just to see Buc-ee's but maybe one will open here eventually. A side note, we've had Wawa's for years and I haven't set foot in one. But no one I've grown up with has raved about it or even spoke about it.
@@janejones7638 I've heard rave reviews of Wawa as well, never been in one either. Just never had occasion to. If you get a chance to go to Daytona Buc-ee's do. It's pretty cool.
I thought the one in st augustine was the first
@@janejones7638 sandwiches are pretty good otherwise you haven't missed anything
@@brianstevens3963 I think they built the one in Daytona before they built the St Augustine one. They also hav e a couple on I-75.
I've had to drive 3 hours to get to a Buc-ees. Worth it.
That sums up a Buc-ee's. Good food, good merchandise, and definitely a stop to help you stretch on those long drives. Also, they are not kidding about both cleanliness of the restrooms and the size either. The only way you will ever see a line at a Buc-ee's restroom is if there are about 3 or 4 buses outside as well as the usual customers. Ok, it might be a slight exaggeration, emphasis on the word slight.
And finally, as a food reviewer on TH-cam going by the handle of Strictly Dumpling said, it has better BBQ than you would find in New York City. Yeah, I know it isn't a high bar to clear, but it is still funny a Texas gas station can beat any BBQ place in New York City.
It's gotten too popular though, last time we stopped at the Bastrop one there were no pumps open (they have around 70) and the ladies restroom had a 20 lady line, even with 35 seats that's gonna take a while
We went to our first in Leeds, Alabama. I told my wife and daughter they needed to check out the restroom. "Naw, I don't need to go." I told them they needed to see it not necessarily use it. They were so impressed they ended up using them.
I noticed they said commode. As a Southerner it surprised me to travel and discover that some Americans have never heard the word commode. I rarely call it a toilet
I'm a born and raised Texan, and my mother always says commode. She's the only person I know that says that, and it drives me crazy!
Born and raised in southeast Texas. I’ve heard it called a commode all my life. I still say that.
I almost always use commode. The exception being when I'm talking about cleaning. I buy a toilet brush and toilet cleaner, so I call it a toilet then.
Native South Carolinian here. Only names I ever heard it called growing up was commode or crapper.
We called & still say restroom or, for the ladies, it was powder room. My mother said referring it as toilet, was common, LOL. Of course, she was born in 1926 😃
I made the mistake of filling up there yesterday (we have one nearby and they're always the cheapest). Oh my goodness the amount of 4th of July weekend people was insane. I only spent 45 minutes hanging around instead of my 2 hours, it was such a mad house.
In all seriousness, they've got it all there. And my over the hill butt has numerous pictures of me with the Buc-ees guy and the statue (especially when he was wearing a giant mask - so cute).
Matt Mitchell is a treasure of the South.
I live 10 min from a Buc-ee's and I promise, the breakfast tacos are no joke. Also, the wall of beef jerky is intimidating
Oh man, we just experienced our first Buc’ees last week! And everything in this video is true! 120 gas pumps? Sounds great!
Don't forget the 70 urinals!
@@kerncountyrd5263 And I can get a chopped brisket sandwich? And some venison beef jerky?
@@jerrydixon9343 As much as you want!
I went to my FIRST Buc-ee's on May 4th in Richmond, KY and I finally found Banana Pudding close to what my grandmom and mom made. Was glad I stopped there and the clerk helped me find a hotel nearby so I was able to stop from the night.
@@pamfoster4460 The first one we stopped at was in South Carolina, the second one was in Leeds, Alabama
Came at the perfect time because I just had my first buc-ees experience. The brisket sandwich is good, but those candied pecans and beaver nuggets are the best thing to ever happen to my taste buds.
i held my laughter until i heard "i saw pantera play in there live" - then i just busted up
Texan here... we literally opened a new bank account with TDECU in order to get the Buc-ees credit card because you get a discount on gas. Felt a little silly back when gas was
Same, and shifting my direct deposit over to them next week.
I have a Buc-cee's Card. You now get 5% off everything in the store too!
Buc-ee's is the only place that I've ever been where "Restroom Attendant" is a fulltime job!
The art museum by the bathroom! This has me laughing!!!
As a native Texan, there definitely some fightin’ words said, especially by Liz.
I loved the Pantera concert in the New Braunfels location comment. You must have an old school Texas on staff.
DUN DUN DALLAS DUN DUN STARS!
@@kylepmore2842 My very first year in Dallas, I landed a side-job as a food runner at the AAC for Stars and Mavs games. That was my "work" song. Funny thing is, I didn't learn until earlier this year the drummer for Pantera was who wrote the score for "Puck Yeah".
I hold it every time until I can get to Buc-ee’s. Well worth the wait
And they do have the cleanest bathrooms!
I plan my route to and from most destinations in Texas around whether there is a Buc-ee's on the way. When you're on the road where Buc-ee's doesn't have stores, you really, really begin to miss Buc-cee's bathrooms.
My wife and I stopped in one for the first time in August and were shocked and impressed. I have NEVER seen bathrooms so clean and when someone would come out of a stall an attendant would immediately go in to clean it as if he were on a game show called "Clean That Toilet!". I saw a sign outside advertising their pay and then I understood why the attendant was motivated -
$20 an hour is not bad. BTW - The brisket sandwich was awesome.
Ryan's chroma ghost is trippy. If I was driving around and stopped in, I'd be a Liz. Matt better get his Buc-EE home, he might be supporting 7 more kids he doesn't even know he had.
Lol
I haven't been to one but it's now on my bucket list! 😁
We just got one in Kentucky about 30 minutes from me. Haven't ventured there yet, but lots of people from my town have taken road trips to visit.
We just stopped there a few days ago! It was extremely busy, but pretty neat
Stopped there with my parents yesterday. Dad just had to see it. It was overwhelming, especially for my mom, so we ended up just getting food and leaving. The brisket was excellent though, as was the iced coffee.
Where is the one in KY? We're headed to Indiana soon and I must stop at this Buc-ee's!
Beth Moss, it's in Richmond. Exit 83. Can't miss it!!!
If you live outside of Texas and know what a Kolache is, you rock! Can't find them here in Georgia except at the new Buc-ee's.
@@jmit3491 I know. I'm originally from Texas. The point is here in Atlanta, where I live now, you can't find them unless you go to the Buc-ees in Calhoun. Most local donut places near me are boutique shops. It's annoying.
We first experienced them in Czech Village in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
“I have one bathroom and it will never be that clean.” 😂 Truth!
The first time I walked into a Bucee's the angels sang the same song as when I walked into my first HEB
Oh yes, You speak the truth. Sadly I moved from Texas (Yes, Mistakes Were Made), I miss my HEB, Bucee’s and TORCHY’S Tacos sooo much!
@@Pxzvamp33
You forgot Whataburger... 😬
That true. I live in Oregon but visit my daughter and family in San Antonio 2 or 3 times a year. Bucee’s is fun and I love H.E.B. Always bring something back to Oregon from there. Love Texas.
My son and I ran into Mary at a 4th of July event yesterday. Very sweet lady! And I love the Buc-ees restrooms and pulled pork sandwiches. We will go out of our way by a hundred miles to visit one!
Brought my family from Mexico. They were so overwhelmed they walked out of the first one. I got them snacks. By the end of their trip they had mugs, T-shirts, candy, hats, shoes, and who knows what else. When I travel I bring them something back. It IS the Disney World of gas stations. 🎉
When she said "Sheetz or Wawa" you knew them's was fightin words.
I haven’t been blessed yet with a trip but it’s on my bucket list!
You don't know what you're missing!
You will not be sorry.
Buc-eet list 🤣🤣
@@joan.nao1246 hahaha Excellent!
You have to go!!
When they opened the one in Alabama on I-10 on the way to Orange Beach it became a road trip marker for us. We ALWAYS get gas when traveling between Mobile AL & Panama City FL. It is literally THE busiest intersection in south Alabama. Geniuses built it on the corner of the exit that everyone HAS to use to get to the beaches and attractions. Sheer genius!
We just got back from Gulf Shores and I thought that Buc-ees store had just opened and was having a Grand Opening celebration because there was a mile-long line of cars waiting in completely stopped traffic to get in!!! I was shocked to find out it opened over a year ago lolololol
Stopped by there on the way home to Texas from Orlando and it took us 45 minutes to navigate around it and we didn’t even get out because it was soo crowded. We decided we would hit up another one back in Texas later in the trip
Just got back from Perdido Key today and I think got robbed by a giant beaver last seen wearing a red ball cap living in place called buc-eee Just off I-10 near Orange Beach. Not mad at him he was actually very nice. He let me leave with fresh brisket , fudge and drinks.
Gulfport Mississippi gets theirs just in time for Christmas. Yea!!!! But in tge meantime, I'll still have the hubby drive me to Alabama. Lol❤
I just went to the Buc-ees in Kodak, TN yesterday (I had never been to one) and man oh man was this spot on. The bathrooms were amazing and I spent over $100 there, mostly on food. Worth it haha
My first experience at a Buc-ee's was at 1 in the morning on a road trip and to this day nothing I've ever experienced was more euphoric than the 3 hours I spent in that building.
Some friends did a rod trip going from Buc-ee to Buc-ee. I understand that is a thing. Read that Tesla cut a deal to install charging stations. I hope it takes 4 hrs to charge so my wife won’t get mad at me for hanging around.
About once a month my son makes me drive past one Buc-ees to go to another Buc-ees in order to go to the car wash. He’s obsessed. Anytime family comes to visit he insists on going to the “big Buc-ees car wash.”
I live 2 exits past the one in Leeds and I always go there. The secret as a local is to go before or after the rush. The rush lasts about 22 hours, so you have a limited time, but it is worth it. Also, learn the back roads to get there, and never try to go there from the interstate.
We live in Memphis and the Leeds location is (sadly) currently the closest to us, so anytime we’re heading that direction we have to stop! We have found that late night is the best time to visit, as you can just drive right off the interstate and park near the front door - one night we got to our hotel late and went to grab a bite at Buc-ee’s at 130am and *almost* had the whole place to ourselves! 🤩
@@Dawn_Hannah They’re building one just south of Athens AL on I-65, that’ll be about 3 hours closer for you!
My family lives in Leeds. My first visit back last summer, my sister and I went to that Buc-ee's at 2am. We were there for hours lol. Hands down recommend! I literally can't stand that place during the day, though....
Combine a Buc-ees with a Super 8 motel and you would never need to leave for anything!
"Ok ma'am, your child is flipping me off"
I never thought about the fact they sell all that food and there are no tables 😂😂😂
That was my first thought. No place to eat, and light leather car interiors don't mix with barbecue sauce.
People would never leave if they did have a place to sit.
Smart NOT to have tables.
They also don't sell lottery tickets. Prevents people from clogging up the checkout lines.
@@thegrumpytexan Wow. I never noticed that
I saw an ad at the one in Crossville, TN and it had an ad for a car wash manager to make six figures, I kid you not.
Lived in TX for 30+ years. Buccee's was a staple there. Moved back home to Wisconsin (no comment). Then I heard the news....WE'RE GETTING A BUCCEE'S!!! Of course, they're making us wait a year but STILL! WOO HOO!
I am Texas born and raised but live in another state. My husband and I went to Texas a couple of weeks ago and it was his first time. He really enjoyed his first Buc-ee’s experience. I was watching this will laying on the Buc-ee’s pillow pet we got there. 😅 Man I really wish I could go to a Buc-ee’s all the time.
My morning begins with a set of brisket tacos and a large bottle of water... PERFECTION!
Our entire family loves this place. Great adventure
My favorite Buc-ees billboard was on I-10 near Tallahassee going west:
Buc-ees, 794 miles.
That was a few years ago, before Buc-ees expanded into Alabama.
Gas Pro Shop! Priceless
My wife loves Buc-ee's. I feel like Buc-ee's is just Gatlinburg condensed into one store.
They are building a buc-ee’s at the 407 (Gatlinburg pigeon Forge exit) I heard a rumor it’s supposed to the biggest buc-ee’s but we will see. Talk about traffic jam at that exit.
As a Texan i can say, we all get excited when we find out a bucees is opening up near by where we live
The biggest Buc-ees just opened in Luling Texas - the closest one to my house. (YAY!)😁
The more I hear about this place, the more I desire to visit it. They haven't reached us here in NC yet, but there's always several opportunities on the way to our next family vacation down to Florida...
If you go down 75 there is one in Warner-Robbins
Just built one in Florence, SC right off of I-95. Will seem the perfect stop going down to FL from NC.
Eventually there will be one in Sevierville Tennessee.
But y'all have Cook-Out. I know it's not the same, but as a Marylander I'm still jealous of those.
I told my cousin from Texas that Buc-ee’s was just a big convenience store, and I thought he was going to have a stroke.
Oh yeah! Good ol Buc-ee's 😁. During 2020 when everything was closing early becoming store ghost towns at 7pm. Buc-ee's said naw come hang out here like you use to do at Walmart. They stayed open 24/7 and stayed spotless clean 🥰🥰.
The city over from me is getting a Buc-ees soon, and I can't wait to stress out from spending so much money there ☺
That glitch with the green screen cracked me up
First I thought it was on purpose leading to an out-of-world experience 😆
That wasn't a glitch, that was Ryan rapidly expiring because of his kidney removal 😉😉😉😉
@@makola1970
Yeah!
@@ThinWhiteAxe
No, take that negative crap somewhere else.
Okay Ryan's reactions were so cute.
112 that’s how many miles away I was when I saw the Buc-ee’s billboard, and I’ll never forget it.
I went to a buccees for the first time in my life this past weekend. I told my wife that it's like a combination of a circle k, a super Walmart, and a Disney gift shop.
My first buc-ees adventure was was last week. I stopped at the one in Florence, sc and the Calhoun store. All in the same day. It was life changing
I am in Greenville. I am considering driving to Florence just t visit the Buc-ees.
@@jeffreysmith236 it’s well worth it. I was on my way back to Nashville from Myrtle beach
I live in Greenville. We made a special trip to Florence for opening day. My sister and I stretched this to include a little beach time too!
We were in awe when they built one here in St. Augustine, Florida. So many pumps. So much to see. And it's a decor and clothing store inside?! 🤯 I still get a little mental giggle when I see the "Potty like a rock star" billboards. The bathrooms are spotless and the food is so good for a gas station. You can also get knock-off Rae Dunn dishes for twice the price while you fight through crowds of customers, and weirdly textured eggs in their breakfast offerings, so you definitely get a mixed bag when you visit the place. 😆
I stop in at Buc-ee's every morning at 4:45 on my way to work and get a drink. Love that store.
“I’m gonna jump in the back of the truck with a beaver”
Gosh I love Ryan
I laughed outloud at the line its just like Sheetz or Wawa. You could fit 20 of each of them in a Buc-ees.
We got to see Buc-ee's for the first time last fall on a road trip, after finding out about it from It's a Southern Thing. I was quite impressed.
First time I went to a Buc-ees was when I moved to Texas. I was just looking around like 'how is this a gas station'
It was certainly an experience.
Right after you pass the one in Calhoun, GA, on I-75 southbound, there is a billboard saying "Buc-ee's 160 miles." 🤣
Ohhh how I miss Buccees! HAPPY 4TH EVERYONE 🇺🇲
We need a Bless Your Rank:
Buc-ees food
Thank you for mentioning Gomer Pyle! That's my favorite show!
Every time I walk in a Buc-ees I lose at least $75. They always have something I didn't know I needed.
Yeah I'm born and raised from dallas area...raised in the city next to the city that used to hold the trianin camp for the cowboys...and I was surrounded by football..my home city was literally called the cowboys...from the right spot I could see the spiral staircase from a infront of my house...but ever since Jerry Jones ran off Jimmy Johnson we've had what i call he Jerry Jones curse.
I liked the part where that one guy got so happy he almost went to the Phantom Zone.
As a guy from Cali, when I visited, the wall of jerky floored me. Sweet and Spicy is my favorite, but the Bohemian Garlic is bomb. Get the Ghost Pepper at your own peril.
Yes I woke up early to go for a 30 minute drive just to get some brisket tacos. Yes I’d do it again.
Didn’t even mention the fudge counter, or the fresh candies nuts. For if you’ve got a sweet tooth.
Plus, the ONLY drink I get from the fountain is sarsaparilla. It’s like if root beer got a doctorate and won the Nobel Prize.
there is nothing compared to Buc-ee's. And I have done my Christmas shopping there and will do so again this year.
Don't you dare sleep on Wawa (or Sheetz, for that matter).
It is literally Hoagiefest RIGHT NOW!
We were at a church in KY that had a Christian school. They’d just gotten a Buc-ee’s in their area and that’s where they took the kids for a field trip. 😂 They took us along, too, and we had a great time comparing and sharing everything we’d bought on the ride home.
Side note: if you love chocolate and peanut butter, get an Overbite!!! It’s usually at the registers (if they’re not sold out). Best thing they have, no joke. We get it every time.
The Pantera reference had
Me in tears!! 😂Vinnie & Dime
Would have loved that…
RIP To the Abbott brothers…
"I havent been home in 7 years" absolutely sent me