You don’t have to drive by more than five or six OnCues on NW Expressway to know that 7-Eleven has fallen behind in the local gas station scene. The last thing I need is to pull a Donnie Brasco and get too deep in the 7-Eleven underworld, and eventually have to beat up some guy at 7th Heaven bakery who asked me to take off my shoes.Īnyway, it will be interesting to see what, if any, effect this will have on things. I nearly asked to see the letter, but I didn’t. “They’re telling us nothing is changing and we have it in writing!” She then proudly nodded towards a letter. The other cashier then jumped in and proclaimed: She then confirmed the news with a slight head nod, and whispered something to the effect of “Yes, but we really can’t talk about it.” I don’t want to have to find a new gas station!” “I just wanted to make sure you all aren’t going anywhere. “One of my friends told me about it.” I continued. It was like I knew a secret nobody else should know. The question brought an immediate look of concern to the cashier’s face.
#ONCUE DRIVE THRU NEAR ME FREE#
Curious, huh?Īs a result, I decided to go undercover and visit my neighborhood 7-Eleven store – a miniature, 1990s rectangular time capsule that, like most 7-Elevens, doesn’t appear to have been updated or remodeled in decades – to play dumb, see what the staff had to say, and take advantage of the free ATM.
I tried calling the Central Oklahoma 7-Eleven corporate office earlier this morning to confirm the report, but their phone lines were not connecting.
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