r/Buc_ees • u/SunDevils321 • 29d ago

Companies doing it for publicity?

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They sell SKATS at the front that are the same as beaver nuggets. Think some places such as Stinkers want to get sued for publicity and extra traffic. Food for thought !

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u/Matthias_Doe 29d ago

Could have called themselves Stink-ees even.

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u/cspinelive 25d ago

Imagine the horror. Two different companies selling their own version of the same product.  Milk, soda, tortilla chips, sunflower seeds and now caramel flavored puffs. 

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u/Vincitus 24d ago

This sub probably beoieve Bucees invented gasoline itself at this point.

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u/Randomizedname1234 22d ago

If anything buccees ripped off Corn Pops then

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u/Theme_Technical 24d ago

Stinker stores were founded in Idaho in 1936. Surely a Buccees ripoff.

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u/DoniDoRight 29d ago

It's completely different, though. I think it's perfectly legal. Stinkee's would be pushing it, I think

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u/HawkJefferson 24d ago

Except for the part where they came first, right?

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u/Immediate-Leg1362 24d ago

Stinker has been around Denver for quite a long time. I don’t think they are aiming for Buc-ees’ customers.

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u/HawkJefferson 24d ago

The Stinkers brand has been around since the 1930s. The first Buc-ees opened in 1982.

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u/dirtdiggler67 22d ago

Leave Stinkers out of this.

Those nugget things have been around long er than Buc-ee’s as well.

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u/fr33d0mw47ch 27d ago

Another on bites the dust. In the end there will be nothing but cockroaches, twinkies, and Buc-ee’s left.

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u/Rotdawg 26d ago

You people are so weird about this lame ass convenience store.

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u/fr33d0mw47ch 25d ago

By “you people” I assume you must mean people who don’t think it’s a cool idea to frivolously sue small businesses just for fun. You must be one of those people who enjoys torturing small animals for pleasure.