Unfortunately, they won’t be coming. There was a scam on Facebook stating if you liked a specific Facebook page and invited friends to do the same, you would get free. Snopes has verified that this offer is in fact FALSE.
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Its probably burger king itself thats doing this scam just to get people to go eat at their restaurant. I hate burger king anyhow, and tim hortons, both gross. I’d rather eat at home. alot of these places put chemicals into their products that we consume, then what ever chemical is in the product it makes us want to come back to eat there. don’t get sucked into eating at these places. you will be alot more healthy for it.
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