Score! Chipotle Mexican Grill is celebrating the sport of hockey with a big deal for hungry fans.
Gear up and show your team spirit for a complimentary entrée at the popular fast-casual Mexican restaurant.
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Wear your favorite team’s (or any) hockey jersey to Chipotle Mexican Grill on April 22, 2024 and score a buy-one-get-one FREE entrée at participating locations, including burritos, bowls, salads or tacos — dine-in only.
The offer is only available after 3 p.m.
The offer is limited to five FREE menu items per transaction. Each complimentary item requires the purchase of an entrée of equal or greater value (excluding kids’ meals) and may only be collected by the jersey-wearing customer.
For bargain hunters, there’s nothing ever corny about saving money, especially when it means dining on the cheap.
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Sonic Drive-In occasionally offers discounted corn dogs for one day only on select dates, typically holidays or other notable days. (Any add-ons are extra.) There’s usually no limit, so every family member can bite into a dog (or two) without breaking the bank.
It’s a great way to treat a friend. It’s a convenient way to pre-pay for your own regular purchases.
The popular fast-food chain also offers a daily Happy Hour from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. — 50% off drinks and slushes. Even more delicious, bargain eaters can combine the two offers for maximum savings. (The bargain beverages are available all day via the Sonic Drive-In app.)
NOTE: Not all locations offer the same national promotions. As a result, price and participation may vary. It's always wise to call ahead for verification in your area. We strive to keep up with “limited-time offers,” but deals may end without notice.
Calling all chicken sandwich lovers! Among all the fast-food chains, Popeyes‘ chicken sandwich may be the best of all for many.
The popular sandwich is a juicy chicken breast fillet marinated in Popeyes’ seasonings. It’s then hand-battered and -breaded and fried until golden brown. Finally, the chicken is sandwiched between two buttery toasted brioche buns, topped with pickle slices and classic mayo.
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And, fortunately for fans and bargain hunters, Popeyes is discounting its popular sandwiches for one week — in celebration of 4/20.
From April 15 to 20, 2024, Popeyes is offering its chicken sandwiches for just $4.20. The offer is only available for digital orders placed via the restaurant’s site or app.
Find the deal under the “Munchies Menu” on Popeyes’ site or app — for pick-up only.
If you’re hungry on 4/20, head to Smashburger for a big, juicy deal — sure to satisfy you and your hungry friends.
The burger chain is celebrating 4/20 with a special 4 for $20 bundle deal.
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On April 20, 2024, enjoy four Classic Smash Burgers (single patty only) for just $20 at participating locations.
The Classic Smash Burger regularly sells for $7.19 individually, so the bundle savings are definitely meaty. Regular price may vary by location.
The popular Classic Smash Burger includes a certified Angus Beef patty, American cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, pickles, Smash Sauce and ketchup — all on a toasted bun. (There are no protein substitutions or modifications allowed.)
The special is only available in-restaurant. Be sure to mention the 4/20 bundle offer at checkout.
Don’t forget to add the chain’s popular Smash Fries to complement your frugal feast!
Have you recently upgraded your mobile phone, computer or other electronic device, but your old gadget is still sitting in your house gathering dust? It’s good that your old electronics are not in a landfill, but you can get them out of your house while still reducing your e-waste.
If you want to get that old TV or tablet out of your house, while making money or helping someone in need, follow these tips for disposing of your unwanted electronics.
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1. Sell your old devices
Websites such as Gazelle buy old devices and even pay the postage to have them shipped. To take advantage, you typically answer a few short questions about your product (Apple iPhones, iPads and Android devices are especially popular) and describe its condition. The company may then offer you a quote to buy it. If it’s a deal you like, you can send the device to the company. After the item is received and inspected, payment is released.
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Another option for selling your electronics is to try a marketplace such as eBay, Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace or a local Nextdoor group. Make sure you read each site’s policies about buying and selling an item, and try to ensure that you’re only dealing with legitimate buyers.
Always be sure you follow the manufacturer’s directions for erasing the device’s memory. You certainly don’t want a third party to have access to any personal information that was stored.
2. Trade them in for credit
Old cellphones can often be returned to your provider for a credit on your bill or against a new phone. Companies such as Apple have trade-in programs that let you turn in your old devices for credit toward a newer model. Definitely check on these credit options before upgrading to a new device.
Amazon also offers a trade-in store. You can trade in items such as Kindle e-readers, tablets, bluetooth speakers, video game systems, cellphones and more, and get an Amazon gift card in return.
3. Donate electronics to charity
Nonprofits such as Goodwill may accept used computers, phones, printers and other devices and find new homes for them. Some charities can accept a donation at any time, while others may have specific days on which they accept electronics. Check with your local center for details.
Check with your favorite local charities, too. Many have special programs that accept electronic products that benefit your community. If for some reason there’s no local charity around to accept your device, consider offering it on Freecycle or in a Buy Nothing group.
4. Reuse them
If you have an old smart phone and Wi-Fi service at your home, you could use your device to surf the Internet when you’re not traveling. It’ll conserve the battery on your actual phone for when you leave the house.
An old computer tablet that uses your home Wi-Fi could become a portable device that plays your favorite music or video streaming service, a free portable MP3 and movie player for your kids, or a game center for your favorite games apps. In addition, apps for your smart phone can let you make Wi-Fi calls and texts without the need for a data plan.
Plus, don’t discount the appeal of old electronics as playthings for your children. Old cordless or flip phones and computer keyboards are especially entertaining to little kids.
5. Recycle old electronics.
Stores like Staples and Best Buy will recycle your working and broken electronics to reuse the various components and materials. Some companies will charge you to recycle and safely dispose of your gadgets and devices, while others have free programs. Check around to see who handles television and computer recycling near you.
Make sure you read the fine print about which devices are accepted for recycling and any associated fees, and always wipe your hard drives clean before bringing the items in to be repurposed.
