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8:42 AM CDT on August 1, 2026

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Everything you need is expensive and everything you don’t is cheap. That’s the American economy in a nutshell these days. 

But what if I told you about a secret third thing? A product that is both cheap and essential, not to mention gratifying? That’s where your good friends at The Pickup come in. 

This month only, The Pickup is on sale for $29 a year or $3 a month. For that low, low subscription price you get full access to our website as well as our popular Tulsa Picks newsletter, invites to special events, and the privilege of joining the best comment section in town. With over 800 blogs on our website right now, that comes out to an astoundingly inexpensive three and a half cents per blog. What a value! 

This deal’s available all month long. And you know what? At the end of it we’re going to host an event for subscribers where two of the city’s hottest food trucks are going to collaborate on a meal you won’t be able to eat anywhere else! (Watch your inbox for details on this, which should be coming the second week of August.) The bang for your buck is simply incalculable.

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