[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by MorTech

How does that work with the strip club? Will it even be legal?

If the strip club offered online shopping when the girls took a break might be successful.

[crydzanich]

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan

Someone please open a Qdoba.

There was one where Americanos is now. That was about 20 yrs ago. It didn’t do well.

[triflex]

Hmm, do you own a pitbulll, wear a do-rag and Ed Hardy jeans?

Originally Posted by MorTech

A strip club.
A "pot" store.
A MMP to Havana.
OH! And a Costco.

[Chi-Town]

Originally Posted by Djean1981

Most won't know what this is, but an El Pollo Loco.

My vote is for a Los Pollos Hermanos

[MorTech]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

If the strip club offered online shopping when the girls took a break might be successful.

I would hope it has a "place in shopping cart" button...I'd pay to see that

[MorTech]

Originally Posted by triflex

Hmm, do you own a pitbulll, wear a do-rag and Ed Hardy jeans?

Hey! That's Profiling
I identify as a feminist so to constantly offend myself.

[Joe V.]

Originally Posted by Mleeja

I don’t know the “rules” for build along the exits of the turnpike. Just from observation, I would say gas stations are restricted. They would compete with the service plazas. While I would like to see a Buc-ee’s, it will not happen on the turnpike. First, the “rules”. Secondly, the amount of land needed for a Buck-ee’s. The Villages owns most of the land around the Wildwood and CR 470 exits. They are not going to use that area for a gas station.

What restrictions on turnpike exit locations for gas stations? There are 2 of them at the 301/turnpike exit, less than 2 miles from the service plaza.

[triflex]

I could see a Buc-ees down 301 to I-75. I certainly wouldn't want one in TV. Its a great company though.

Originally Posted by Joe V.

What restrictions on turnpike exit locations for gas stations? There are 2 of them at the 301/turnpike exit, less than 2 miles from the service plaza.

[rmd2]

Originally Posted by meme5x

To reply:
I have all I could ever want… so love Fresh Market, Publix, Walgreens, Bonefish and 10 minute cart ride to Lake Sumter .. new not always convenient

Ditto. When I first moved here I rented at Hemmingway but soon realized that I needed to be near 466. Everything is here that I want and will never be moving again.

[MorTech]

seriously...A self-serve automotive shop with lifts for both cars and carts.

[FromDC]

You need a MVP Fitness Center down there for those who just want to eat, eat, eat.

[nick demis]

All the above and more. Except for another MacD, how about a BK?

[billethkid]

Many of the posts here demonstrate why the residents should never gain control of running TV!

[Lottoguy]

I feel the same way as you. It stinks waiting for "stuff" to come to your area. People get so taken by a new house they don't see what is not near them. After all many homes are less then 10 years old north of 44.

[Lottoguy]

Sawgrass is going to be a very crowded site. Parking spots will be hard to find.