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7 Historic OKC Buildings That Deserve To Be An On-Cue

9:57 AM EST on January 8, 2020

Remember the Founders Bank on May and Northwest Expressway?

It was one of those majestic mid-century tributes to wealth that are now growing scarce since OKC launched another 'Let's Just Tear All This Shit Down And Replace It With Bullshit.'

Well, we've found out what bullshit is replacing this once cool building. Via OKC Talk:

Convenience store giant OnCue Express is continuing its aggressive expansion in Central Oklahoma with the purchase of a high-profile property.

The company recently purchased the site that was originally home to Founders Bank on N. May Avenue and north of Northwest Expressway.

The property was lasted occupied by Bank of America but when they vacated, the landmark mid-century building was demolished in October 2018.

That's perfect. There's already an On-Cue on 63rd & NW Expressway, Blackwelder & NW Expressway,  36th & May, and Hefner & May, so they might as well put one in the center. Plus, there's nothing more OKC than bulldozing a creative and inspiring structure so a F-350 super cab can gas up on fossil fuels.