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A gas station and convenience store chain popular on the east coast for its hoagies has announced plans to expand with locations in Indiana and Kentucky.

I asked, you answered — a lot.

I'm not a world traveler by any stretch of the imagination, having been no farther west than St. Louis, and no farther north than Ft. Wayne (unless you count a layover in Detroit on the way to Austin, Texas). However, I've been to enough places to see businesses we don't have here, but I think we should. Here are five I can think of off the top of my head.

Just like Dunkin', I've only been to Joe's Crab Shack once during a trip to Louisville many years ago. Now, I've had a few drinks since then, so I don't recall every detail of the experience, but I seem to remember really enjoying it. I like seafood, and certainly enjoy a trip to Red Lobster from time to time, but I like the laid back feel of Joe's compared to the "fine dining" vibe Lobs

The reason I have Dave and Busters on this list is simple, I like to drink beer and play video games. Having a Dave and Busters gives me an opportunity to do that somewhere other than my living room. I realize we've tried this before when Jillian's occupied the space now held by Boogie Nights across from Tropicana Casino, but the problem with Jillian's (at least from my perspective) was that the g

My hunting days have been behind me for roughly 20 years, but if you've ever been to a Bass Pro Shop, you know it's much more than a hunting store. Over the past year, my family and I have become campers after purchasing a good friends pop-up when he decided to upgrade to something a bit bigger...

Are you noticing a theme here? (Hint: I like food.) Much like Dunkin' and Joe's above, I've only been to a Fudrucker's once during a trip to visit a close family friend in Knoxville, Tennessee a few years back. If you're unfamiliar with Fudd's, the concept is pretty simple; it's Subway with hamburgers — sort of...