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If you live in Huntsville, Alabama or Lynchburg, Virginia, you can take the reserve change you may have to your localChick-a, exchange against money,and Get a free chicken sandwich for your efforts.

This is true, the shortage of national currency has become so disadvantaged that a selection of some cushions-A through the country has proposed an intelligent solution for the change of food. In Alabama-based wire-thread-wire that started promoting earlier this month, for every $ 10 of coins you bring, you will receive a $ 10 invoiceand A gift card for a freechicken sandwich.

In a recentFacebook PostThe location of Huntsville thanked the exchange community and emphasized that this was a huge success. "We were able to get enough pieces to last a few weeks," said the message. "With this spirit, we may be another here in the coming days with the same principle: with every $ 10 of coins, we give you an invoice of $ 10 and a card for a free chicken sandwich ( Up to 10 free sandwiches). "(Related:The best and most worst foods at Chick-Fil-A.)

A Lynchburg place, Virginia Chick-thread-thread has a similar promotion, which they announced onFacebook As, "we need coins and you can help!" At limited and specific moments, this location accepts rolled coins in exchange for paper tickets and a Pick-Fil-A gift card that can be used for future purchase.

You may be wondering: Why are the Fast Food Chain and the country in great function of coins? Blamecoronavirus pandemic, which, in addition to disrupting food supplies in grocery stores and meat forWendy Hamburgers, becauseDisturbances in the Federal Mint Delivery System. As a result, parts have been difficult to find, as long as some companies, such asWalmart, ask customers to pay with credit or debit cards instead of species.

In this case, if you can dig up enough change, you could simply be rewarded with a free chicken sandwich at the Chick-A (if this location participates). There is no word yet if it will become a national promotion at the Fast Food Channel.

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