New Mexican Bakery at 21st and Garnett

[Kashmir]

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I have seen TV ads for this bakery on Tulsa's new broadcast digital Hispanic station.  Comes in as station KXAP digital 51-1 through my converter box.  The ads look like they were made on a budget of $1.98, but the products do look mighty tasty.

What? Steve, are you saying you would (gasp) spend some dinero??

Somebody check, is all still OK with the world?  Steve, you are not faced with life-threatening illness?  Please no.

Just kidding, we luv ya, you old cheapskate.[]

[inteller]

quote:Originally posted by Kenosha

quote:Originally posted by inteller

If it were New Mexican as in New Mexico I might be interested....

For once in my life, I agree with inteller.  I thought you meant "New Mexican" as in Santa Fe.  Darn.

yes, because that would actually be something unique coming to Tulsa.  What is actually being referred to we already have a million of.

[Steve]

quote:Originally posted by Kashmir

quote:

I have seen TV ads for this bakery on Tulsa's new broadcast digital Hispanic station.  Comes in as station KXAP digital 51-1 through my converter box.  The ads look like they were made on a budget of $1.98, but the products do look mighty tasty.

What? Steve, are you saying you would (gasp) spend some dinero??

Somebody check, is all still OK with the world?  Steve, you are not faced with life-threatening illness?  Please no.

Just kidding, we luv ya, you old cheapskate.[]

I was just commenting that I had seen TV ads for this bakery that RecycleMichael is discussing.  To be honest, I will probably never go there unless my brother and his Mexican wife come to town.  

True, I can squeeze a penny until Lincoln poops.  A thrifty trait I am darn proud of, and I owe it all to my dad.  These days especially, I am really benefiting from my thrifty ways.