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8 Signs You're Addicted To Wawa

Those who know the secret of the mid-Atlantic know how good Wawa is.

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8 Signs You're Addicted To Wawa
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There are very few things to hate about Scranton. However, the big number one is that there is no Wawa within a 20-mile radius of the city. As a Wawa addict myself, this is something that I will probably never get over, and anyone else who moved away from the general area of Wawa understands this dilemma. Wawa is more than just a gas station convenience store. It is a place to get a meal or coffee anytime of the day. And don't even get me started on the whole Wawa versus Sheetz debacle. Anyone who lives by one knows how true this is, and how easy it is to get addicted. Not sure if you are? Let's go over the signs of a Wawa addict.

1. You cheer when Hoagiefest comes back each year.

It seems like they always bring out the best sandwiches during this time of year. Plus, Wawa hoagies are even cheaper than they are usually, which is astonishing considering how good they are. There's a reason to celebrate Hoagiefest.

2. You have a "usual" Sizzli.

With nine different Sizzlis to choose from, you'd think that you would get sick of picking the same one every time. And yet, anytime you go in for breakfast, you always find yourself drawn to your favorite. Mine has to be the turkey sausage, egg white and cheese on a bagel, or the sausage, egg and cheese on french toast. Yum.

3. Wawa coffee > any other type.

People like to argue that the best coffee comes from either Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts, but anyone who has had a sip of Wawa's blends knows who the real winner is.

4. Even if you hate coffee, the best hot chocolate comes from Wawa.

They have caramel, cookies and cream, mint, s'mores, white chocolate and plenty more options. Your day easily gets sweeter with a sip of that.

5. And the teas and lemonades are a gift from god.

Really, if you're looking for something good to drink, no matter what the season, just go to Wawa. You'll never end up with a bad option in the beverage department.

6. When you need gas, you'll drive straight past Wawa on accident.

It's hard to remember that on top of being the best place for food, you can also refuel your car there, too. I'm guilty of completely forgetting about Wawa being a gas station too, so don't be ashamed to admit it.

7. All the road trip essentials you could need are here.

Caffeine? Check. Sandwiches? Check. Car snacks? Check. Even medicine and paper towels for unforeseen accidents? Double check. Your shopping for the car ride is done in one stop.

8. You take less than a minute to order your food at the counter.

You walk up to that touch pad and you have your receipt within a minute, because you know exactly what you want. Whether it's your custom drink order, your bowl, breakfast special or hoagie, you got that order memorized down flat.

The next time you're in your favorite place in the world, appreciate the fact you have the ability to go there on a daily basis. I would kill for that again.


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