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Free Spicy Chicken Biscuits

Kettle

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boo7382 Newbie

boo7382

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Thanks Klong!

Make sure you print out your coupon and bring a physical copy into the store. They will not take your reservation on your phone email (even though u give them all ur info prior and they have it on a list with ur address and phone number, etc)

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says they may ask for ID too. i was thinking of doing multiple before seeing that. i've already had one without a coupon, and they are delicious. JR should switch from bojangles.

Yeahhhh I pretty much got in an argument with the girl last time with the Spicy Chicken Sandwich b.c NO WHERE on the coupon did it say you needed the physical copy. I didnt think I would need it b/c u sign up and they have ur name on a list with ur address, phone number, etc.

So she was like sorry corporate says we need to give them a physical copy. So i storm out of there and go home to look at my coupon to verify that it says nowhere you need to present the physical copy (cuz I was just showing it to her on my phone)

Then after all that, I talk to my friend Nick and bitch to him about it and he says ur gonna hate me, but I went to that same location and showed them my phone and they gave it to me....I was so mad. So, I sent them an email to their corporate address knowing with their awesome customer service, I would still get a free one (couldnt get it at that point b/c u can only go in a certain time frame), and after reading my email they sent me a free coupon.

So, yeah. print out the confirm email.

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I heard they come out officially next week?

I assume it is the same spicy chicken that is in the Spicy Chicken sandwich, so you could buy a biscuit in the morning and go back at lunch get a Spicy sandwich exchange bun for biscuit, scrap the pickles and you're in. Thank me later.

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