Chris Koerner

They're between 40,000 and 80,000 square feet.

Wow.

They're massive.

They have an amazing brand, an amazing logo, and they just have a lot of trust from their customers.

But these gas stations are like they're on the way out to these road trip destinations.

They're out in the middle of nowhere.

And so if you live in Dallas and you're driving down to the beach, you're going to stop by Buc-ee's on the way there and on the way back.

And you're probably going to spend hundreds of dollars, right?

You're going to fill up the tank.

Then you're going to buy shirts and snacks and all that stuff.

So...

At the time we were running this e-commerce fulfillment business, we went to Bucky's.

I brought my cousin, my business partner, just to kind of show him the experience.

And we were just having a conversation.

I remember exactly where I was.

I was like under this underpass, this huge underpass in DFW.

We were driving home.

And I said, man, these guys must kill it online.

They must sell so much stuff.

Why?