Buc-ed Out in Georgia ☆ Ticked Off in Texas
Buc-ee’s is currently suing Teddy’s Market in North Georgia over their logo, proving just how far corporate overreach will go over a visual impression.
I always say you've got to guard your words, and of course you've got to guard your actions. But nowadays, it seems you even have to guard what you create—down to how it looks and how someone else might picture it in their mind.
Buc-ee’s is currently suing Teddy’s Market in North Georgia over their logo, proving just how far corporate overreach will go over a visual impression.
I’ve visited Buc-ee’s twice—once in Tennessee and once in Texas. I really enjoyed the first visit, probably just all the hype and expectation, but the second felt completely generic. I don't have a bit of interest in walking a mile through a warehouse just to grab a drink and gas up to get on my way.
I’m not impressed with Buc-ee’s, and I'm purdy pissed at how far they'll go to push the little guy around. I’d not stop there again—except to tell their manager how much I think their corporation is Pure D Crap.
Reference: https://www.wdbj7.com/video/2026/08/05/north-georgia-convenience-store-chain-fights-buc-ees-trademark-infringement-lawsuit
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