Steve, do you have any idea how many of those 2000 moving into the Devon Energy Center are currently already downtown? In other words, how many new workers downtown will Devon account for by itself?

This is all great news. Let’s do what we can to keep this progress going.

I just wanted say, in regards to your “Contemplate for a moment” I gave up contemplating on Sundays for Lent and I liked it so
much I bought the company and just continued not contemplating.

I like the clock.

Ignoring the gender issue, but somehow it seems appropriate that a 58(?) year old is playing the role of the boy who refuses to grow up. LOL

I’ve been contemplating this today and I’m thinking it would
be really neat if Cathy Rigby could fly with the wire thing
from the Devon Tower, swoop down by Stage Center and then
just generally fly around, down by the little happy lamppost, and by the place where the food trucks aren’t supposed to go, and then around some parking meters, down near the canal, then over near what used to be Mel’s Towing and then
circle where Jessica Alba put up the White Shark posters when she wasn’t supposed to but it was ok because she was from out of town. Or something.

…and then she could swoop near the milk bottle building, pirouette on the gold dome, taking in the fake palm trees, veer around the gold star tower, run a lap at taft stadium, and then retire for a steak and lamb fries at the cattlemen’s while sniffing the stockyards. then she could go to mass at the little flower catholic church and pray for the union station. go for the gold, cathy!

And concerning your interesting week, Steve, I bet that OPUBCO sale was pretty interesting to you as well!

As annoying as I thought Genghis Duck was the first few times, they have made me laugh the last couple of times they have posted.

Never a dull moment Reggie. And yeah Matt, I think Genghis Duck is a nice bit of spice to the mix here at OKC Central. In that one comment alone Genghis tied together at least a dozen bits of OKC pop culture. One has to respect that.

I’m pretty sure you can hear the laughter over here. Yeah,
just a little bit of spicey Peking Duck.
While we’re all shoveling it, let’s call a spade a spade.
I thought david ball’s comment was better than mine, mostly due to the “veer.” I was then going to comment with an old
VERA WANG! VERA WANG! joke but I decided not to because I
wasn’t sure if that was allowed. My love of the word “veer”
knows no bounds. That’s true. I also appreciated his fake
palm trees thing. That was very nice as was the pirouetting
on the gold dome, even though I would have said “golden dome.” But to each his own. As for the “never a dull moment”
remark, I certainly got a chuckle out of that one. Oh yes.
The respect thing makes me a little nervous, so I’m bracing myself, but that’s fine.

Still waiting to see if Joe, the first commenter, gets his
question answered. He’s been waiting patiently and I’m assuming he doesn’t care about Peter Pan, the milk bottle
or anything to do with quacking.

We’re all good Genghis.
Thanks for reminding to respond to Joe; yes, I believe most or all of those 2,000 Devon employees are already downtown, though I suspect there’s a chunk of new hires that will take place on the operations ends of the tower as it opens.