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Someone at Wendy's marketing and / or social media team may be due for a promotion. An apparently pedestrian offer to give free chicken nuggets to any Twitter follower seems to have lit the Internet on fire in a way that, like many internet phenomena, challenges the explanation. What is the problem?

Wendy's offers anyone who loves the following tweet, a free chicken nuggets of four pieces, in what they call a "groupnug" in an ostensible reference to the land lock, we are all durable because of thecoronavirus epidemic.

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Since the publication of their first promotional tweet at 7:30 pm on Monday, nearly three million people had seen the tweet. It was retweeted nearly 4,000 times and has more than 43,000 tastes. Discover the group group Tweet:

It seems that you do not need to click on the button Like on the Tweet to get the free chicken nuggets of 4 pieces, simply introduce yourself to your local Wendy's to enjoy the offer. While you are here to get free nuggets, you probably also buy a soda, perhaps fries and / or their hamburger in square shape signature (always fresh, never frozen!). That's how they will pick you up.

Of course, Wendy does not only have the promotion of this on Twitter. They also published a countdown clock on their Instagram and Facebook stories. Video of their presence on Facebook below:

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Pandemic coronavirus has been particularly difficult for restaurants, bars and food courts since the publication of the White House stay at home more than a month ago. While almost all the countryconfinement seems to have correctly "flattened the curve", it was also an economic catastrophe. In fact, onlyFour national catering chains a first quarterly trimester.

Wendy's free nugget offer to a nation of the public health crisis can be observed by some as a cynical marketing scheme. But most see him as a fun and effective way to get people to their restaurant. And who could not use a good good news these days?