Quick Trip vs. OnCue

[Dennis Heaton]

Agree, that's a deal breaker right there.

I went to the On Cue on NW Expwy shortly after it opened. Had one of my boys with me. He was impressed too. We were over where they have the hot food on rollers (taquitos and such) and they had a tiny little sign designating that the ones behind the sign weren't ready yet. My son exclaimed that they'd thought of everything in that store.

Plus...I believe the OnCue on NW EXpwy is cleaner than some hospitals (certainly some "nursing homes").

[AFCM]

I prefer OnCue to QuikTrip, but that's mainly because, as a new-comer which mirrors QuikTrip in almost every way, OnCues are...well, newer. Admittedly, my perception, and thus my preference, may be skewed since I've only visited two KwikTrips in the Tulsa area and one in Texas. The two that I visited in Broken Arrow seemed older, which is still not a bad thing. They were light years better than any 7-Eleven in OKC, in terms of quality. But the one I most recently visited in Texas (I don't remember the town; it was maybe 30 minutes north of Fort Worth) was big, new, and very accommodating. Both OnCue and QuikTrip have earned my customer loyalty due to the cleanliness of their stores - particularly the restrooms - food selections, drink selections, design and layout, and friendliness of staff. Both stores are great, but OnCue stores still have that "new car smell" to them, and they're in OKC, so that chain gets my vote.

I'm thinking of moving back to my old hometown of Mustang, and I'd really like to see an OnCue presence there some day. And simply because of my grade-school humor, I'd love to have Kum & Go in the Oklahoma City area.

"Would you like to go to Kum & Go?"

"Go where?"

"Kum & Go. Y'know. Shoot & Scoot. Ejaculate & Evacuate. Blow your load & Hit the road. J*zz & Jet. Oh well. Then there is no pleasing you."