toot n totum

It was very interesting when I asked the question about the policy on theft at Toot n Totum. People wanted to make sure that they contacted me not only to tell me about the policy but other things about Toot n Totum.

I have lived here in Canyon or Amarillo for an awfully long time. When you live in a place for so long, and I am talking about since the late eighties, you hear things. You come to learn some interesting things about the area.

One of the first things I learned when I started working in downtown Amarillo was that there were tunnels connecting different businesses in the area. They did come in handy. I would use the tunnels in my building to walk in the winter months.

Good luck, Lubbock.

I heard a joke that God and Toot'n Totum were in a race to see who could claim the most Amarillo real estate.

Toot'n Totum is expanding, staking a bigger claim into this part of Texas.

I got a phone call the other morning wanting to figure out what was going in at a location here in Amarillo. So me doing my best investigation drove out to the area in question. There has to be answers.

A Customer drives off with a gas nozzle and hose from a Toot n Totum. Driving a car is a privilege and with great power comes great responsibility.

I know that we have to change in order to improve. It seems like everyday something is closing. Just like every day something new is coming to Amarillo. It is just the way of the world. The way of our city.

OK, we have seen some weird things happen in our city in the past week or so. We hit record temperatures recently. It's not very often we see 108. Yes, it's July but still. We were all sweating it up.

Earlier I had posted about the convenience store battle in Amarillo. In the comments of one of our social media posts, somebody mentioned that Toot 'n Totum and Pak-A-Sake were connected.

When it comes to convenience stores here in Amarillo. It seems that a battle is always waging.