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Lucky Les' is a gas station owned by Warren Bedford's uncle, Lester in The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct.

Pre-Apocalypse[]

Lester owned the gas station in Sedalia, Georgia which was possibly his main branch. It served the people of Sedalia and people who went hunting in Cabot Ridge. The Sedalia branch also had a two vehicle mechanic's garages. Lester also owned a second Lucky Les' gas station in Lemon Hill south of Sedalia.

Post-Apocalypse[]

When the outbreak started, Lester's nephew Warren hid in his Uncle's gas station in Sedalia. If Daryl meets up with him and agrees to get the keys to the gas station, Warren will in turn agree to turn on the gas pumps, providing Daryl and Jess with fuel for their truck so long as they take him with them out of the overrun town. Daryl is then given the option to track down Lester in a nearby trailer park, where he will find him, now turned into a walker, and can either just the grab the keys off his belt or put him down, as well.

Returning with the keys, Daryl indirectly informs Warren of his family's fate. Warren will then ask Daryl to wait to use the keys as he readies the pumps. If he is ignored, and Daryl unlocks the pumps too early, Warren will wind up being eaten alive by walkers. If Daryl waits, he will get the gas, and be given the option to take Warren with him and Jess as a companion, leaving the gas station in Sedalia abandoned with the rest of the town.

The Lemon Hill branch was later blown up by Merle in order to detract a herd that was blocking the road out of town.

It is unknown what became of both branches after the Dixon's involvement with them. It is likely that if Warren was left behind, he died inside of the Sedalia station, due to not having the keys available.

Inhabitants[]

Sedalia[]

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