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I do not mind having additional gas stations. They provide people witj jobs, no matter how bad the work may be. I hope QuickTrip, commonly referred to as QT, provides quality products at a good price.
QT is the BEST! It isn't just a "gas station"......it is the like the Whole Foods/Trader Joes of convenience stores. They are fantastic! It'll be great to see their stores sprinkled around the area.
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When I drove to Atlanta regularly for business, I looked forward to a welcomed respite at the first QT I came too. They have a great selection of cold drinks and fresh sandwiches.
A nice addition to the Greenville area.
BTW, the Spinxs on Standing Springs Rd in Simpsonville has converted the Chicken Resturant to a "commissary" to make fresh sandwiches for it's locations in the area. Looks like QT has already improved the area.
I think I might be changing my tune for the better when it comes to this. I like how they're putting these stations in places where old businesses once stood like the old Sonny's in Anderson, old Wendy's in Spartanburg and the old Burger King in Greenville. Can't complain about that at all.
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Yea, but what does that LOOK like?
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These 5,700 square foot prototypes are more than 1,000-square-feet larger than an average QuikTrip, leaving room for more products. The downtown location has a new tea section, with 16 flavors of tea, an area with 12 frozen drink flavors and a full-service specialty drinks section. In addition to the QTKitchens products with deli sandwiches, pastries and salads, the Generation 3s have Grab and Go products.
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"The building will actually look more like a restaurant," Thornbrugh said.
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Good to hear the stores here will be of their newest prototype design: 
I like how they're putting these stations in places where old businesses once stood like the old Sonny's in Anderson, old Wendy's in Spartanburg and the old Burger King in Greenville. Can't complain about that at all.
