In fact, I'd bet you 1-lb of Swadley's Pork Butt that if our Ogle Mole didn't say something, the cashier never would have walked to the back of the line to pay for the Governor's pop, and it would have come out of OnCue's pocket instead.įor what it's worth, I'm actually okay with either scenario. And if some suspecting customer catches the grift in action, Stitt has a young blonde male cashier ready to wait in line and pay for it.Īt least that's how I interpreted the dispatch. Seriously, isn't that funny? Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt – a mega-millionaire who's banned from banking in Georgia – allegedly doesn't have to wait in line and pay for his soda pop at On-Cue like the rest of us plebes and commoners. Well, if we ever see a chain of OnCue's Foggy Bottom Gas Stations magically appear at our state parks, at least we'll know why! I thought you could use this information. The ease of leaving without paying seemed to me as a gift that happens often. The cashier did move from his behind the counter to what seemed to be in line with customers however I am unsure as I paid & left. A young blond male cashier responded and said he was going to pay for the drinks. I asked the cashiers, four or so, if the Gov. I got my drink then eyed the candy section. Stitt, teen female & bodyguard (?) getting drinks as well. This afternoon I went to the OnCue off 23rd by Broadway for a icee and I saw Gov. Here's the dispatch in its unedited entirety. This amusing tip I got from a State Employee the other day about Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt scoring a line-skipping FastPass and free soda hookup at the OnCue near the State Capitol kind of falls in the "lack of verifiable details and photographic evidence" category, but it's just too absurd, credible, and very believable not to share. "We are excited to celebrate the naming of the OnCue Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.Here at The Lost Ogle Worldwide Headquarters, we get a lot of local news tips and dispatches that we can't do a lot with because they're based on hearsay, lack verifiable details and photographic evidence, or I simply got too stoned and forgot about them. "The foundation is grateful for OnCue's vision and generous investment in Stillwater and all of north central Oklahoma," Shaw said. They won't have to face the "unimaginable decision" of whether to stay with the postpartum mothers or travel with their newborns. Michael Shaw, the Stillwater Medical Foundation Executive Director, said fathers will benefit, too. "Bonding, breastfeeding rates and healing all improve when families can be together," Webber said. Babies at Oklahoma Children's Hospital will also be able to be transferred to the OnCue NICU.ĭenise Webber, Stillwater Medical CEO, said the unit will increase positive outcomes for babies and mothers. Stillwater's 10-bed unit will serve all of central Oklahoma. "It will also enable us to keep beds available for babies needing the highest level of neonatal care in Oklahoma. "The OnCUE neonatal ICU at Stillwater Medical will enable parents and families to stay close to home to receive care after delivery, preventing that painful separation of mom, dad and baby," Tipple said. For the past 18 months, the hospital has experienced an unprecedented surge of patient volume, said chief of neonatology Trent Tipple. The 98-bed Level 4 NICU at Oklahoma Children's Hospital OU Health is frequently operating at maximum capacity. Often, premature babies must be sent out of state because there aren't enough NICU beds in Oklahoma. "It's vital to have that higher level of care when every second counts, and many like myself had to travel 70 plus miles away from friends and family." "Nothing prepared me for the day when I did not hear my son's heartbeat," Aufleger said.
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