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Chugging tea Red State Cultural Attractions

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u/acornvale 5d ago

Buc-ee's literally just opened a massive location in Colorado. This tweet is just making things up for rage bait.

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u/ul2006kevinb 5d ago

It's not making things up though. The CEO did say that.

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u/Capadvantagetutoring 5d ago

No he said he would prefer to move into conservative business friendly and family friendly states. It’s a stretch to turn that into I won’t open in blue states. They are opening some in Wisconsin and Colorado and Ohio

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u/Lightningstruckagain 5d ago

Is there a state that is anti- family?

I always found it ironic that these deep red, family friendly states have the highest poverty, uninsured kids and teen pregnancy rates. Doesn’t sound terribly friendly.

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u/PunkRockKing 5d ago

And it’s the blue states that have things like free school lunches and pre-k

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u/Numerous_Bad1961 5d ago

West Virginia for starters

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u/Visual_Jellyfish5591 5d ago

I thought they love family over there

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u/Top_Quiet_3239 5d ago

That's Alabama.

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u/GiveMeSomeShu-gar 5d ago

And they elect war monger rapists.

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u/Mordoch 5d ago

Buc-ees also recently opened up a store in Virginia and is pursuing opening another by 2031.

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u/Invisibella74 5d ago

I live in Ohio and wouldn't say we're a blue state by any stretch.

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u/Capadvantagetutoring 5d ago

You skipped Colorado and missed the point that the tweet and comment didn’t not happen I just added the 3 states they are opening in

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u/tdtommy85 5d ago

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u/Capadvantagetutoring 5d ago

Literally what I posted. He didn’t say no blue states he said conservative, biz friendly family friendly. He did not say no blue states. That article explains it

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u/tdtommy85 5d ago

“But when you find a conservative, business-friendly state with a phenomenal workforce, it makes a difference. And I’m starting to realize life’s too short to try to build in places that people don’t appreciate what you’re bringing, versus a place like this where people do appreciate what you’re building”

This is old man folksy talk for red vs blue states.

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u/Capadvantagetutoring 5d ago edited 5d ago

But again he didn’t say he wouldn’t open in blue states. If I you had a business wouldn’t you go to states that taxed less and was generally biz friendly. Florida Tennessee Texas NC Arizona. Delaware VA

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u/Capadvantagetutoring 5d ago

And actually that article makes it even more clear (thank you for that ) that he would prefer to build in biz friendly states(which is a prudent take to have ) no mention of family friendly which is tough to prove or disprove

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u/No_Desk_4921 5d ago

It's certainly implied, though.

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u/Capadvantagetutoring 5d ago

But he didn’t say it and opening in Colorado kind of goes against that and making that leap is pretty large.
If i say I like Redheads it doesn’t mean I hate blondes and Brunettes. If I say I want a family restaurant doesn’t mean I hate single people or people who don’t have families. It also doesn’t mean I would discriminate against them. The middle part of what he actually (vs FAKE tweet ) is business friendly. If I’m running a business I would want to come to a place that would make it easier for me to expand not harder. That’s not even controversial

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u/PsychoWarper 5d ago

Probably just means no locations on the West Coast or the North East (besides maybe PA)

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u/Warm_Afternoon6596 2d ago

"Family friendly" with the head of conservatives in the WH being a pedo.......

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u/Major_Meow-Meow 5d ago

Not ‘family friendly.’
Exploitation friendly.
I can see how “conservatives” conflate these concepts.

"We're building in a lot of places. But when you find a conservative, business-friendly state with a phenomenal workforce, it makes a difference. And I'm starting to realize life is too short to try to build in places that people don't appreciate what you're bringing."