Sure, they could put the new show building alongside the waterway, and have a walkway/plaza that continues alongside the canal for the entry area. No reason why IDF has to go -- I'd certainly prefer that it stays (perhaps with an updated shot here and there, a little more of 2014 Paris than 1983 Paris).
Not surprised. Expect to hear them tell you "it is a known issue". Do not have patience with them.
Not difficult at all.
Once you start to sell gas though, it's hard to lose a stigma as gas station food. It is coming from a gas station convenience store in the end. And I go to Wawa about 4 times a week.
ah, so people are afraid to use a credit card there? Funny, I hadn't noticed.If 7-11 were kmart...
Wawa would be target...
That pretty much sums it up
Me too. I love the place. Good food, and a real "Happy Hour".
. I bet he would agree that Wawa hoagies are better than Cosmic Rays turkey sandwich. Just a hunch. We can ask him when he gets back
I know the history, but that doesn't explain why @PhotoDave219 keeps droning on about the dairy business in relation to their present day store operations. Owning a dairy isn't what makes their food good.
The dairy is an afterthought these days although they still sell their milk at least locally. In my mind the gas stations are an afterthought too. People go for the food not to buy milk or gas. This may not be the case in Florida where their is no history and people just see Wawa as a gas station that sells food.
It's interesting, I'd equate them to an Aldi for hippies. It's neat but seriously nothing touches wegmans.
It's because Trader Joes and Aldi are owned by the same German parent company, Albrecht. That is why they feel so similar.
