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https://www.allrecipes.com/dolly-parton-tennessean-travel-stop-11985139

Dolly's Tennessean Travel Stop will replace the company's current flagship gas station in Cornersville, Tenn., which is about an hour and 15 minutes south of Nashville. But, according to a previous press release for the business venture, additional locations are planned across the state—because it's only fitting that the Smokies star should open one in her "Tennessee mountain home."

Plus, there are plans to go nationwide. "The first rebranded location will serve as both a proof of concept and flagship for future sites planned under the Dolly’s Tennessean Travel Stops banner," the release stated.

But no matter where the brand goes, it will be authentically Dolly, which means it "reflects Dolly’s love for her home state" and will feature an "evolved travel experience that integrates modern amenities, curated dining, and authentic regional retail with the approachable comfort travelers expect from both brands."

I will be towing a Sea-Doo this summer, and thought I would check the Jeep-installed four-pin trailer light hook up. I connected it and got zero lights (bad...not getting power). First thing I checked was the fuse, and there IS a fuse slot for something called trailer lights something. The fuse was fine.

Then I found out that Jeep wants you to PAY to "turn on" the tow package or something like that. Of course JScan allowed me to easily and quickly turn "on" the trailer lights. But, still no lights.

So, after a bunch of surfing around, I found someone who said something about the connector behind the driver's side tail light. So I took off the tail light and discovered a dusty, unused SECOND HARNESS. I simply disconnected the brake light assembly and plugged in the factory-installed harness that was tucked in there forgotten, and my trailer light tester now shows full functionality.

I just thought it was funny (in a sad way) that Jeep makes you pay for them to do a quick software flash and connect a harness that is already ready-to-go behind your tail light.