Opinion Column: Buc-ee’s had to be born in Texas

The Buc-ee’s along I-75, near Warner Robins, is more than a gas station and convenience store. It’s a tourist destination. The first Stuckey’s was in Eastman. I was told the second location was in Jesup, on U.S. 301 North.
The Buc-ee’s along I-75, near Warner Robins, is more than a gas station and convenience store. It’s a tourist destination. The first Stuckey’s was in Eastman. I was told the second location was in Jesup, on U.S. 301 North.

The ultimate Texas insult is “All hat and no cattle.” 

 

I’m not sure how many cattle Arch Aplin III and Don Wasek owned — if any — in 1982. But I can tell you the Texans had a humongous herd …