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I guess for a gas station it pays ok but let's be honest, in this Joe Biden Of a country 15 -17 dollars an hour isn't going to get u far

@@SC68170 Quit your bawling, I just paid $1.99 lb for name brand center cut pork chops, $2.19 for ground chuck, $1.49 pork steaks, and I'm paying a dollar less for gas than 14 years ago

@@tomdalton4293 14 years ago gas prices were cheaper buddy

@@fazebot2405 over $4 in 2008

@@fazebot2405 You obviously weren’t driving 14 years ago cuz it was more expensive

Buc-ee's is a wonderful place. You will love it and all of the food is so good!

You won't be disappointed!

what a radical concept!

Oops! That was supposed to read, you hear that Walmart?

@@danboren6567 have you tried the hotdogs

I took the time to thank the gentleman cleaning the bathroom at the Florence SC store yesterday. It makes a difference, a difference that I appreciate.

Yep a good rule of thumb is to NEVER eat at a restaurant with dirty bathrooms. If the bathroom is dirty you can guarantee their kitchen is filthy as well.

PLANdemic...

Give me a break. These people are just big bullies. They are the Amazon of gas stations. They come in and get incentives and anything they want. They have highway locations but they take all the local customers too by undercutting on gas prices. Nobody can compete with them.

But companies are too greedy now even when they barely pay taxes to want to invest back on employees

@@DannyWalker247 Bucc-ees has 40 stations. The other oil majors have several thousand each. Who is the Amazon here?

@@elroyface404 obviously Danny doesn't live in Texas nor has had a chance to visit one of these. He might change his opinion.

@@DannyWalker247 Oh please. These guys don't even have 100 locations. You're living in la la land if you think they're the Amazon of gas stations.

My Buc-ees in Calhoun, Ga has 128 fuel pumps!

I’ve been a few times where the last person “forgets” to flush… sad truth is, these people don’t even care. Their home bathroom probably looks like a mudpit.

The Florida locations are clean, well lit, well run.

Yah right I stepped into one and it smelled like New Orleans in the french quarter!

@@raspberrysherbet5285 yep!!!

They know exactly what they are doing, maximizing profits to keep shareholders happy, so they get a nice fat bonus, stock options, etc. "As Chief Executive Officer at Kraft Heinz Co, Miguel Patricio made $43,297,480 in total compensation. Of this total $500,000 was received as a salary, $1,360,807 was received as a bonus, $0 was received in stock options, $40,746,195 was awarded as stock and $690,478 came from other types of compensation. This information is according to proxy statements filed for the 2019 fiscal year. As Zone President International at Kraft Heinz Co, Rafael Oliveira made $11,089,640 in total compensation. Of this total $611,467 was received as a salary, $389,401 was received as a bonus, $0 was received in stock options, $9,836,855 was awarded as stock and $251,917 came from other types of compensation. This information is according to proxy statements filed for the 2019 fiscal year. As Global Chief Financial Officer at Kraft Heinz Co, Paulo Basilio made $15,369,394 in total compensation. Of this total $750,000 was received as a salary, $780,000 was received as a bonus, $0 was received in stock options, $13,556,182 was awarded as stock and $283,212 came from other types of compensation. This information is according to proxy statements filed for the 2019 fiscal year. As SVP, Global General Counsel & Head of CSR and Government Affairs; Corporate Secretary at Kraft Heinz Co, Rashida La Lande made $7,381,740 in total compensation. Of this total $650,000 was received as a salary, $590,000 was received as a bonus, $0 was received in stock options, $5,907,815 was awarded as stock and $233,925 came from other types of compensation. This information is according to proxy statements filed for the 2019 fiscal year. As Chief Growth Officer at Kraft Heinz Co, Nina Barton made $8,491,236 in total compensation. Of this total $600,000 was received as a salary, $769,838 was received as a bonus, $0 was received in stock options, $6,909,346 was awarded as stock and $212,052 came from other types of compensation. This information is according to proxy statements filed for the 2019 fiscal year. "

Well of course the original business creator gets paid handsomely when the IPO drops thats the goal here not to pander to a bunch of poor people

I don't understand why it's never located in any cities like Dallas, Frisco or Ft Worth. I have never been to one because they're all over an hour drive out on the highway

We went to one in Georgia. A nice experience!

@@largol33t1 Houston has the little ones all over the town, but for the travel centers its about catching travel traffic. Also have the small ones I've seen around Lake Jackson and some of the smaller near by towns as well. I don't see many other "truck stops" in downtown Dallas for Ft. Worth either. Take a trip north out on 75..,East on 20.... South or north on 35 and you will see one. When I travel out East I usually stop at the one in Terrell along the way. About an hour or so from the house. Used to live right by that one. I go filled up there and headed toward San Antonio down 35 I'd see another one about the time I needed gas and a "pit stop". Worth it for a trip, but I'd not really go out of my way much. They are nice. Maybe they will open the "smaller ones" in town. They don't have the home goods, camping type stuff, or BBQ cooking stuff. Just snacks, drinks, and small kitchen as well as a regular number of pumps and clean bathrooms.

Buc-ee's is NOT a franchise. This is one of the key things that sets it apart from other gas- stations.

@@Danman1972 My favorite one b/w Houston and Austin is the one in Waller. Always make sure to stop there for a brisket sandwich/jerky/tehuacan sparkling water. Yes I know the water is random, but very few places carry it, and I honestly think its better than Topo Chico. I kinda wish he wouldn't expand outside Texas; kinda like it being something special about us, like Whataburger (which unfortunately is also not unique to us anymore).

There is when you stay at a job where shoplifting and violence merge in one area

@@darthtyranus7683 shut up lol

@@cloudbullets you shut up lol

Yes! literally every time I read an article about some CEO complaining the supposed labor shortage in this country, I look up their yearly salary and it's always 1000x higher than the lowest employee. Of course no one wants to work for you greedy fools. They cut employee wages & give themselves raises so they can fund their next yacht or mansion. It's ridiculous

This is something other companies need to take notes on. (im looking at you Amazon)

Yeah I enjoyed stopping at Buc-ee's

It’s the best place ever

I would give my life to buy one donut from Buc-Ee’s

Same here! Love this place!

I drive from California. 😁😁😁😁😁

Customers who use the showers may not be treated as kindly. Smile, you're on hidden camera.

You think they're treated well how cute

The only thing good is the pay

I've heard horror stories from workers from buckees - like they won't even let their employees sit down or take breaks. The pay is alright but there's a cult of move move move that can be toxic for the workplace

@International Failure I’m going to apply to the new one they are building 2 towns over.

@@ThePofolks it’s a great place to work according to 60 Minutes. You need to do some research.

Is $15 really a living wage though? What are CEOs making: 3000x that?

Yes 🙌🏾 What a “radical” and progressive way to run a corporation!!! More companies in America should do this .

@@jeffpetrie7744 #1, $15/hr is the starting wage. If you've ever been to a Buc-ees you would have seen the ranges in pay. #2, The CEO of Buc-ees has created thousands of jobs, that isn't worth magnitudes more than entry level pay?

@@jeffpetrie7744 we just got a $2 raise. I make $21 an hour in FL for this entry level job.

There is actually a consensus in the science of economy that rising minimum wage wont hurt profits. Prof. David Card showed this.

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Think Jesus would enjoy Buc-ee's.

@@keithfreitas2983 I've never met a Jew who didn't like a nice brisket. The fact the owners care most about their employees and customers probably would also make Christ smile.

I bet you you like Texas more than Mississippi because Mississippi sucks

If only the owners were not big financial backers of some of Texas' worst political office holders.

@@jessieluck2416 Mississippi Coast is the best! That’s why it’s so great because you’re never there!😂

@@boogitybear2283 it bothers me when people talk smack about other places. I'm sure that Mississippi is a great state and a great place to live.

Tasty foods

it's amazing

It truly is amazing! and you may not have to wait long because like they said at the end of the video they are expanding beyond the borders on the lone star state.

What is a hippo breakfast taco? What is in it is what I'm asking.

Buc-ee's coming to Sevierville, TN soon, biggest one in the good ole USA.

There's one coming to Crossville, TN too ! Off I -40 about an hour and a half from Nashville, I can't wait as I have not been in one .

I can’t tell if this is my Bucees too. I’m in league city and there’s one just a Few miles from me .

@@Mssipequeen You won't be disappointed!!!

When it comes to community support and loyalty, it's hard to beat Buc-ee's and H-E-B.

Maybe after this y’all will stop bothering cbs about how liberal they are. This shows the appreciate things about red states too

Thanks for the tip

I’ve never been to the one in Denton, but I have driven past it. I’ve been to the one in Madisonville, the one near Waco, and the one off Hwy 80. Their candied nuts are the best!

Fk Red States. They should be carpet bombed out of existence.

I was so glad they put one in Denton. I go there from Lewisville for the BBQ sandwiches & non-ethanol gas & sometimes a goofy t-shirt.

I-75, exit 144

Also one in North Georgia - Calhoun area

My home store in Warner Robins!

Gotta try that

Just opened store #50 in Crossville TN not 2 weeks ago (27 June), first one in TN. Their biggest store yet is supposed to open in Sevierville in 2023. The first Buc-ees I visited was the one in Warner Robins GA.

I too wish we had buc-ees in Ca as well, but for some reason, I think the experience would be ruined here with all the entitled, whiny people here. I can already see an "activist" complaining about the exploitation of beavers.

🦫...🤔

If you are traveling I-95 there are Buc-ee's in St Augustine and Daytona Beach and maybe other locations by now.

@@howardkerr8174 I was going to say the same thing that there two Buc-ee's in Florida

You were in my neck of the woods. Terrell is about 25-30 minutes from me down 20. I am in Canton, where we boast another "large", First Monday Trade Days ("world's largest flea market"). I'm glad you enjoyed your visit with us!!

Ahh Terrell is right next to where I live!

If you miss Buc-ees you shouldn't be driving. (joking)

I live just one exit south of the St. Augustine location. It's the most awesome place on Earth! Disney sucks in comparison.

One just opened in Kentucky this past week. Can't wait to go check it out!

me too

Hey, Kwik Trip is good up there! Clean bathrooms, decent food, reasonably priced stuff and helpful and happy (mostly) workers! 👍🏼😎✌🏼

We don't need it..Can't get better than Kwik trip!

Try going to a QwikTrip in the hood. It’s just a half step up from any Circle K or 711. Lol

We've been by there a few times and were amazed at the number of vehicles there everytime. Wondered what they are giving away in there..lol.

Buc-ee's is a good example how a business should be run and it is a shame that so many other business don't have a clue how to run pay business. If this is the new generation how the corporate businesses are being run with this new generation of college students oh, we are headed downhill like a snowball. When Becky's is 20 to 30 cents cheaper on their fuel that tells you something about the other fuel stops. Greed is taking over.

@@leswalker2639 They can afford to sell fuel at just above cost to get people into the parking lot because their real money is being made inside.

There's a few companies like this, Costco, HEB, Chick-fil-A, Whataburger and a few others. Surprisingly alot of these high paying customer sevice corporations are in Texas. Which is odd because the states minimum wage is $7.75 an hour.

@@rogersmith7808 sorry for thinking that bad word. I was making $6.50 an hour in the mid-70s. Had plenty money gas was about 0.45 a gal. When yes went to 55 cents a gal. we thought it was outrageous. Surprise surprise 2022 almost $5 a gallon. Wages are the same almost. That's a disgrace. I think McDonald's employees make more than that. Some people think $20 an hour is way too much. We shouldn't even have to have a minimum wage the employer should $15 an hour at least to make tacos R burgers. But I'm sure that taco would cost 6 bucks easy. Rent was 300 for Apartments back then. Pretty soon the loaf of bread will cost $40 milk $70 all because the green deal. Which is not necessary. But they have to do something to bring the Constitution and this country down to its knees before they make everybody get the chip. I know many people are not going to get the chip, it is again the Constitution and choice.

@@leswalker2639 If you were making $6.40/hour in the 1970s you were making damn good money since the minimum wage then was less than half that. The current minimum wage hasn't changed since 2009 because rich people and corporations control the political system in this country and they don't want the minimum wage raised so now we're operating on a system where the wages that companies pay depend on the size of the labor force and how competitive they have to be to hire and keep employees. I personally don't mind paying 20 cents more for a Big Mac if that means McDonalds can pay their employees enough to live on.

I think New Braunfels is the best one. Just my opinion.

I personally was not impressed with their Brisket and barbecue sauce. Maybe im just one of the few but I've had much better barbecue 🤷‍♂️

@@SC68170 well, being in Texas, you HAD to have had better barbecue, BUT! What is your overall take on the place?

Yeah amazing what can happen without shareholders

Being in less of a hurry might benefit you as well :)

I live in Arkansas and everytime I wear my Buc-ees t-shirt people notice and usually say "I LOVE Buc-ees'!!! I love my Buc-ees t-shirt.

I go all the time and I am in and out really fast. Unless I am not in a hurry and love walking around looking at things. There are 3 entrances and many checkout people to help. They have great salads, sandwiches and puddings. All fresh!!

Hope so as well.

where in Colorado are they building one?

@@PolPotsPieHole I have the same question. Usually I'm keen on new locations being planned, but haven't heard about any in Colorado.

Tractor trailer drivers deserve to have this experience, too. They work hard.

Emphasis on No Tractor Trailers. Lol, oh boy the stereotypes never change. We're all just dirty, stinky, lazy, no good degenerates of society. It never changes. ..

Someone needs to make one for truckers named… TRUC-EES

That is the reason I don't do Buc ees..no big trucks allowed!

@@williamtaylor8221 Good! Truckers attract Lot Lizards. They’re two peas in a pod. When the truck is a-rockin’ don’t come a knockin. Plus many truckers are BIG BOYS. Like a herd of wildebeest you can hear and smell them when they come through the door for their nightly feeding habits of Mountain Dew, Beef Jerky, Marlboro and Insulin.

I think I'm going to treat myself to a 4x4 today. Thanks to you.

Yep, they hate truckers.

@@Longhauler85 It's not that they hate truckers. It's just not a truck stop. It's not unusual for a business to not want 19-wheelers in their parking lots.

There are three -- one in Warner Robins, one in Calhoun and one in Adairsville.

heard rumors they may put one in Newnan.

@@sallyphillips9175 addairsville and Calhoun are the same one!!

@@JS-zb1vv Oh, they are? I thought there was more distance between the two towns

@@sallyphillips9175 yes same town

Morning. I'd Katy in east Texas? I worked at a logistics center for an Asian grocery store and they had a store in Katy, Texas. The store is named Hmart.

Went there for the first time last year while visiting family in Texas. It is insane! You will love it. Can’t wait to go back!

They’re super awesome! I highly suggest the raspberry yogurt pretzels they have.

It’s always my favorite part of trips to Texas. You’ll be shocked at the amount of stuff is truly in the store!

@@havanahhughes8342 I seriously want to go on a road trip just to go there. They just seem to do it right!

The FL locations are ✔. No car washes. 🚫 I like the ground coffee ☕.

Maybe after this y’all will stop bothering cbs about how liberal they are. This shows the appreciate things about red states too

@@againstthepods4316 Doing a story about Buc-ee's doesn't change their bias, unfortunately.

@@jeepthing98 What's their bias... Enlighten 7s since you never mentioned it.

Virginia is back red again, thank God

Daytona Beach FL has a 🦫 in the I 4 🛣 I 95 section of mid FL. Good location. A Sam's Club is near too.

They pay minimum 16 N hr