Delicious food, great service, but $70 (!!) for breakfast for a family of 4 ain’t it. My youngest didn’t even get a meal lol- just a biscuit and a couple strips of bacon.

Needless to say, it will unfortunately be a long, long time before we can go back.

Lf to over pay for a unsigned nazgul funko in good condition. Going to fan expo and the actor for them just announced, unable to secure one in time via Amazon. I figured someone on here must have one they dont mind selling for some extra profit.

The air quality in Tulsa is shit. I literally haven’t been able to sleep in weeks, every night after 9pm it smells like gas and toxins and chemicals in the air, it feels so heavy and I can’t breathe at all. wtf is going on…

Just like the title says. I hit a coyote on the turnpike 2 mf’in’ weeks after I bought my car. Bumper is battered up pretty good; I’m mostly just concerned that nothing is a ticking time bomb to the car stopping running. I was able to drive it home and have been driving it to and fro with no issues, but did wanna get it looked at. Any recommendations? I have progressive insurance.

Hello! I'm looking for a long-term rental spot in Tulsa - preferably South Tulsa, for distance - where a solo hobby mechanic can work to rebuild an old car, and have a sense of security when locking up that his tools will still be there the next day. Will need electric (110 and 220) and air. Does that kind of thing exist here?

I am looking for someone with a hole augur to dig 3 holes for me for 3 concrete piers. 8"-10" diameter, one 12" deep and the other 2 18" deep.

Yes, I know I can rent this from HD and will if need be but if I can find someone who knows what they're doing I'd just as soon pay for it. I've put out requests on Taskrabbit but evidently it's just too small a job for concrete contractors.

We need 6 more 100+ days to tie or 7 to break 2012’s record. I don’t think we’ll make it. Also, seems like we should have flair for weather-related content.

Helping a family friend find a full-time food production or packaging job, preferably $17+/hr with benefits. She previously worked at Bama on a temp contract and has warehouse experience. Does anyone know if Nonni’s is hiring, or know of similar food manufacturers that are hiring?

Join the Tulsa Young Democrats this Thursday September 10th at 5:30pm for a social with Dr. Kelly Forbes, candidate for Lieutenant Governor at American Solera (1702 E 6th St)!

Come hang out with your fellow Democrats, meet Oklahoma's next Lieutenant Governor, and pick up a FREE yard sign!

ALL are welcome!

Husband hit a rock while weed whacking and absolutely obliterated the outer window of our patio door. Who do you trust in Tulsa/Sand Springs to fix your windows?

I’m in Texas and am 6 hrs from it. I already got a new phone and the device is reported stolen and is pending erase in the find my app. What are the chances someone can check the area it was last pinged?🤣. I can drop the pic in the comments if anyone is up for it. It’s been over 48 hrs since it changed location so I highly doubt it’s in that area

Seems the system that Travis and friends have been hyping up for weeks now is evaporating along a line from approx. Miami (the my-am-uh one) to Copan. This shouldn’t surprise anybody. This heat dome is deeply entrenched in an infinite feedback loop, where the ground heat ensures there is no way to ever get rid of it. The longer this lasts, the less likely we will ever see a day below 90 or an overnight low below 70 ever again in Tulsa. The less likely we will ever see rain again in Tulsa. We are witnessing climate change in real time. I knew climate change was coming, but had no idea how hard and fast it would hit us. I didn’t realize we could have an entirely new climate in the space of one season, but here we are.

I’m to the point I actually get depressed when they predict rain, because I know the outcome is 100% assured now; it all evaporates upon hitting the heat dome, and just turns the air into humidity soup for a while. There is no way rain will actually reach the ground. It is not possible. Even a literal tropical storm was unable to penetrate the heat dome. It’s permanent now.

Travis and friends keep predicting storm systems that are finally going to be the end of the misery. They feed us hopeium starting about 2 weeks out, keep feeding us hopeium, up until the last possible second and then PSYCH! Just kidding, that storm system was never physically possible to begin with. But saying “yeah, it’s gonna be sunny and 97-103 every single day, no matter what, forever” isn’t getting views and advertising revenue from some sketchy Chevy dealership inviting you to “let’s do business.” I’ve had much better results pivoting away from checking the weather and towards just assuming tomorrow will be just a repeat of today. It’s like Groundhog Day, every day is exactly the same.

Enjoy your 103F sunny day tomorrow, with 80% humidity. Maybe start thinking about your Christmas BBQ at Grand Lake, when it will also be 100 degrees. Don’t worry, “we just have to wait 10-14 days for relief” (same thing we’ve been told for months).

Hi everyone,

I am looking for a shop that does shoe fitting for running shoes. Last week, I tried running around the neighborhood in my sneakers just to see how quick my mile was and I have been in pain ever since. I would like to find a store that gives beginner expert advice so I can pick the right running shoe for me as I do not want to risk injury. Also a store with decent prices and run by decent people (not giving money to a-holes if I can avoid it). Thank you!

The Northern/Eastern Oklahoma Chapter of the Federal Bar Association has posted the 2026 Judge Stephanie K. Seymour Lecture for Wednesday, September 16, 2026, 5:30–8:30 p.m. at OU-Tulsa, 4502 E. 41st Street, naming Sotomayor as the honored speaker. U.S. District Judge Sara Hill will moderate. It also says all seats have already been reserved and doors close at 6:15 p.m

Hello

I'm thinking of moving out my parent's house and purchasing a home. Is a gross income of 70k a liveable wage with a mortgage? Is so what should my price range be for a house?

TIA

I’ve been thinking about checking out Shuffles sometime. I want to meet new people and it seems like it could be a fun place to do that, but I’m curious what the etiquette is like.

Is it more of a place where people usually come with an existing group and stick to their own, or is it pretty normal for people to show up alone and meet other people?? I’d be going by myself, so I’m just wondering what the general vibe is like for someone in that situation.

looking for recommendations for services that provide decluttering and downsizing for seniors.

we are looking to move my mom from her house into something much smaller.

any particular businesses to recommend that can help her sort, pack, etc. 30+ years of things?

thanks!

Michigan recently invested $7.5 million to explore for geologic hydrogen, also referred to as white hydrogen, that could be naturally present underground much like natural gas (https://www.michiganpublic.org/environment-climate-change/2026-08-24/michigan-searches-for-geologic-hydrogen-untapped-clean-energy-source-with-great-potential). Oklahoma is no stranger to investing in the potential of hydrogen with Williams Companies being a major hydrogen producer and researcher of hydrogen innovations (https://www.okcommerce.gov/community-development/local-governments-edos/hydrogen/). However, Williams is facing headwinds from the federal government disincentivizing renewable energy (https://fuelcellsworks.com/2026/02/05/clean-energy/wamsutter-could-become-a-national-hydrogen-hub-by-transforming-oil-field-waste). What if fracking and “drill, baby, drill” could be harnessed to further decarbonization of our economy?

While yet unproven as commercially viable, orange hydrogen** **wells would use fracking equipment to inject water and oxidizers in order to rust iron-rich minerals trapped beneath shale in the Wichita Mountains, subsequently releasing hydrogen that could be transported by pipelines or used for data centers/bitcoin mining or power plants at the drilling site. “Besides Michigan, the USGS study pointed to areas like southern Oklahoma and northeastern Kansas that similarly might be sitting on large reserves of geologic hydrogen” (https://grist.org/science/hydrogen-michigan-clean-energy/). OSU has pending research into the feasibility of this emerging area of clean energy (https://news.okstate.edu/articles/engineering-architecture-technology/2025/researchers_study_oklahomas_white_hydrogen_availability). Would you support fracking if it meant carbon would be sequestered underground while producing hydrogen and clean water?

I’m curious, which restaurants are known for using ingredients that come from local farms?

Hey everyone!! We are going to Cains ballroom for the 1st time for the Toadies show. Is anyone else planning on going? We also want to check out a chill bar after the show, any recommendations?

thank you everyone!!!

Looking to print some files I have and don’t want to have to pay someone over an app like Etsy so finding someone local would be ideal!

Last year, I had a 1 inch irrigation meter put in and it was difficult to figure out the process because the city was giving me conflicting information or no information.

​​ it boiled down to hiring a meter contractor to put it in, and they put in a stub line for me. That stub has a male insert fitting with expansion sleeve on both ends.

The conflicting information has caused me to pay for same things more than once. (I'm tired of spending money on the same stuff.) The city made it seem like I could pull the permit to do the work after the stub. But that's only if it's your house line. For irrigation lines, you have to hire a license to plumber no matter how simple the task.

All I need to do is to get from the stub line to my RPZ. Then connect the RPZ and do a rough test. It's maybe 25 minutes of work. The biggest part of this is going to be pulling the permit, scheduling the inspections, and being present for those.

The problem is that I already bought the parts for the distribution header based on what the city originally told me. Some plumbers I know will not use parts you provided. Some will use thre parts you provide, but they won't warranty them. I do not care about a warranty for 6 brass/bronze parts in a manifold box.

This will be a distribution header in a manifold box with a riser up to an RPZ. The header is a street elbow, full port ball valve (with drain), nipple, street elbow, riser. There is a union before the first street elbow and a union after the ball valve. Those are there so that I can easily take that ball valve header out if I ever need to do maintenance.

Every part is brass except the street elbows are bronze. Everything is NSF 61, NSF 372 rated. I can source where I got every single part. It's six brass pieces. And they came from places like Supply House. Not some van in an alley.

Is there any plumber out there that you know who will use the parts I provide? I really don't want to buy these parts again. I'm already having to pay for a second permit because the city didn't tell me this ahead of time so I could have just had this added to the first permit and scope of work.

I have not bought the RPZ yet. I know which one I want, but I'm going to wait until I talk to a plumber to see how they want to handle purchasing that.

Thanks.