Buc-ee s might not be as beloved as we all thought
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King Buc-ee is having some issues expanding his kingdom.
North Carolinians in the tiny town of Efland in Orange County feared the planned Buc-ee s would worsen traffic congestion, pollute a protected watershed, and offend aesthetic sensitivities. A whole group of irate citizens formed A Voice 4 Efland & Orange to oppose the 64,000-square-foot convenience store with sixty gas pumps and a 250-foot car wash.
“A lot of it goes to the identity of this county, and that’s not a massive eighty-foot bucktooth beaver sign with billboards saying ‘LOL, It’s Party Time.’ It’s quite frankly tacky,” Voice 4 Efland member Del Ward told Solomon.
Buc ee s wanted to grace other states with some southern bliss, but it seems at least one state wasn t ready.
According to a report from Texas Monthly, the folks of Efland in Orange County, North Carolina vehemently opposed the construction of the Texas travel staple.
Buc ees is more than just your average convenience store. It s basically what you could call a Texas sized convenience store. Here in Temple, we enjoy our very own Buc ees store filled with treats, BBQ, and the absolute cleanest restrooms.
I know several people who actually have their weekly date night at Buc ees! That s how crucial Buc ees is here. Plus they have the cutest farm décor. I need every item that has anything pig related because it s just so darn CUTE!
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