Check Out Buc-ee’s: The Largest Gas Station In The World.

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Bu-cee’s



Can you believe that one gas station is so massive that it has 120 pumps, meaning that 240 vehicles could be dispensing gasoline simultaneously?



120 pumps


Located on a vast expanse of land in New Braunfels, Texas. Buc-ee’s chain store offers a variety of services from gas sale, car wash to in-store merchandise.



What’s so spectacular in the store is that Bu-cee’s has its own bakery inside the store and carries its own brand name on all items in the store from soda to snacks to gift items.

Bakery inside the store 



Armed with expansionist mindset necessary to develop skill set, Bu-cee’s owners have always had a broader view of what it takes to stand out in the competitive industry.



Customers love to go to stores where they can get everything they want from gasoline to beer, lottery to toiletries, car wash to car wax, car accessories to souvenirs all at the same time. So in Bu-cee’s, you just name it and you will get it even at better reasonable prices than an average gas station.





With a network of mutuality, you can imagine how many employees from different regions and religions are working inside the Bu-cee’s, coordinating the activities of the store with managerial expertise.



To run a store like Bu-cee’s, the five principles of management: planning, organizing, staffing, leading and controlling must be on full display, hence the reason why the owners are building more and more of these massive gas stations across the country.




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