I was upset about this when I heard about it, but now that I've driven by, it doesn't really bother me. I wish the signage were even smaller or more tasteful, but it's not bad. I'm glad it's brick, and it's better landscaped than virtually any other McDonalds I've seen. It is probably good for visitors to have a fast, cheap alternative at times, and it is down at the end of bricktown where things aren't terribly attractive anyway. I mean, Manhattan has McDonalds all over the place. Now, if we could just do something about Stewart Metal Fabricators. They're the real eyesore in Bricktown....even worse than Hogan's faux stucco.