I'm a fan of the food but don't know much else about them. They clearly make their money on retail volume. Just curious if that would be a thing under a BTC standard. Probably?

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Yes they're popular because they offer quality, quantity, and variety. Capitalism at work. Totally viable on a Bitcoin standard.

They aim to be the best in their chosen market which enables them to capture a larger share of that market. This type of competitive edge is something that a Bitcoin standard would promote. It's the opposite of fiat economics. On a Bitcoin standard you would see this type of business model flourish in more market segments.

Meritocracy is the word that I couldn't think of when I was writing that. A Bitcoin standard promotes meritocracy.

I agree with all of that, the capital to get that scale that fast is what made me ask. I don't recall ever seeing a small buccees so they went all out and my guess would be with borrowed low interest rate?

Not judging just curious

Hard to say. There's a lot of money in Texas. I don't know anything about the founders but they may have had oil money and/or a lot of land to borrow against.

Fair point