Wawa. The Holy Land. It's all the same. This convenience store is not simply just that. It's where dreams come true. (It's true because Sriracha Chicken Bites are now a thing.) When in doubt, Wawa is always a reliable choice that will surely have something to please everyone. Wawa's always there for you, and for some reason, many find themselves there at unspeakable hours of the night. But no worries; compiled is a list of reasons why Wawa is easily the best place to be at 2 a.m.

1. Two words: Free. Water.

This should be a given anywhere, but let's face it, sometimes you just need to gulp down 32 oz. of H2O. And it definitely tastes better free.

2. Chicken fingers AND Mac & Cheese all in one? Yes.

Something that tastes this good can't be that bad.

3. You get to know your townies in their natural habitat.

They may offer you candy. I suggest you don't take it.

4. The calories of your classic-sized hoagie definitely don't count after 1 a.m.

It's better not to question how they mysteriously disappear.

5. It's a place where everyone knows your name.

Wawa Joe is more well-known on campus than most seniors.

6. It's a judgment-free zone.

Get that second quesadilla, you go girl.

7. Warm cookies are easily the reason for existence.

8. There are simply no rules.

Some things happen under those bright lights that you can never unsee.

9. It's a place where your hardest decision is between a small, medium, or large mac and cheese.

Decisions, decisions.

10. Buffalo chicken cheesesteaks are a conversation starter for friendships that could last a lifetime.

Let's face it: You won't remember how much you "love her" in the morning.

11. Money is no object.

You somehow didn't have money to eat a balanced meal for the past six days, but you found three singles and $4 in dimes and nickels in your pocket.

To be honest, Wawa has made a positive impact on my life. It really offers any and all things you need in life: food, drink and in some cases, fuel. When you find yourself there at a late night hour, don't question it. Just accept it, and thank yourself for making the best decision you could (whether that be coherent or not).