Massive Fire At Iconic Gas Station Backs Up I-10 In Texas

Around 10:30 am on Tuesday morning, an iconic Texas gas station burst into flames.

ICONIC BUC-EE'S STORE IGNITES IN FLAMES

The infamous Buc-ee's in Luling, Texas went up in flames just days after the brand new 75,000 square foot Buc-ee's opened up next door. Videos began popping up as bystanders watched in horror.

NEW OR OLD BUC-EE'S BURNS DOWN?

There was a slight confusion as to which Buc-ee's was on fire. However, the Southeast Caldwell County VFD verified the fire on social media and cleared any confusion by issuing this statement online:

Crews are working on a structure fire in the area of I-10 and 183 in Luling. Despite the sign and some information you may have seen, the fire is NOT the new Buc-ee’s travel stop. Please avoid the area if at all possible.

Buc-ee's is such an iconic stop in Texas. It's not just a gas station, it's a landmark. However, not everyone feels welcomed at Texas's cleanest gas station.

BUC-EE'S EMPLOYEE KICKS OUT COUPLE

Dawn and Richard Thompson made a quick stop inside Buc-ee's in Baytown, Texas. As they were shopping inside, the couple was abruptly stopped by two employees.

The Buc-ee's workers asked if a particular truck outside was theirs. After the couple confirmedit was, they were suddenly told, "'You are not allowed to purchase anything here, you have to leave now.'" Dawn admitted she wasn't even allowed to purchase the items she was holding.

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