wawa

Perl wawa means to and end and it was the best tool to reach for (the glorious Swiss army knife).

I would certainly rather go to a Wawa than a Subway, though regrettably the closest Wawa to me is half an hour away.

Interestingly, yang wawa is also the term used to described children of Chinese and mixed ethnicities.

Luckily there is no shortage of independent sandwich shops near me, but sometimes I really just want the Wawa experience.

I just searched on Yelp for restaurants near my hotel and the top rated result was a Wawa gas station.

But then again, I waited in line at the grand opening of Florida's first Wawa because I missed them so much.

There aren't any chargers in Lake Superior provincial park so you pretty much always have to stop in Wawa when driving the Trans-Canada across Ontario.

I actually think Wawa quality is about on par with Subway these days.

Maybe we could have gotten a sandwich at Wawa and talked about that.

Yeah, the Wawa supercharger is an essential stop.

Being over an age threshold doesn't have any connection to acting as a benevolent member of society, and all companies, including Tesla and Comcast and Apple and Wawa and Chipotle, are in business to make profits.

There is one near Naples in Florida I go to often just for the insane drink discounts compared to the Publix or Wawa or the Walmart Neighborhood Market thing across the street.

Pennsylvania's "convenience store" label should just say Wawa.

If they've pivoted to using those Wawa/7-11-style "latte" dispensers that sound like someone's blowing their nose while keeping the Starbucks pricing, I'm not surprised they're struggling and closing locations.

Wawa in Pennsylvania has touch-screen sandwich ordering machines, and has since a pilot program in 2001.

Wawa (a connivence store in the Philly area) isn't tracking each $10 that goes in and out of the register.

Presumably the map combined Wawa, Sheetz, and the odd central PA Unimart into one.