
Move over Oklahoma City Streetcar. There's a new mobile apparatus on Steve Lackmeyer's shit list.
A couple of nights ago, I received a text message from an Ogle Mole asking if I was going to write about Steve Lackmeyer's new beef with Hot Dog OKC – the venerable Bricktown hot dog cart that ignited local controversy in 2017 after the OKC Twitter Sensitivity Police learned it sold sophomoric politically incorrect t-shirts. (You can read Louis' food review of the cart here).
Always a sucker for controversy that I can quickly flip into page views, web traffic and advertising dollars, I quickly hopped on Twitter to see what was happening. That was a mistake! I was greeted by a hard-to-follow narrative of Twitter hot takes, think-tweets and everyday insults that covered a variety of topics ranging from homelessness to media competition to fat shaming to sticks poking eyes out.
Being the lazy guy I am, I asked our Twitter followers to help unpack what happened.
Can anyone sum up in 280 characters or less what went down this time with the Bricktown Hot Dog Stand and Steve Lackmeyer?
— The Lost Ogle (@TheLostOgle) February 5, 2019

