Actually, yeah, see if they won't honor it. It doesn't state any specific price, just that you get six donuts free for six bought at the regular price. Who knows, they might.
Reading Hanyo's comment, I'm reminded by a clause in a developer agreement that we ALL read as expiring in 2015, so we assumed it was done. Even the property manager read it that way. It expires in 2105. Apparently, these particular clauses are regularly hundred year clauses in building new multi family dwellings....maybe use that logic? I'd try it....just because. :)
Maybe they'll still honor it. Didn't a KFC just accept a coupon that expired in 1986?
Posted by: D | Friday, January 13, 2017 at 05:19 PM
Actually, yeah, see if they won't honor it. It doesn't state any specific price, just that you get six donuts free for six bought at the regular price. Who knows, they might.
Posted by: Kiddo | Friday, January 13, 2017 at 07:33 PM
Looking at this makes me imagine a customer trying to insist that the /96 means it expires in 2096.
Posted by: hanyo | Saturday, January 14, 2017 at 03:41 AM
Man, I thought the one I found last week that expired in 2010 was bad...
Posted by: BookBitch | Saturday, January 14, 2017 at 10:34 PM
After I inherited my father's house, rummaging through the pantry I found a can of chicken gravy that had expired in 1997...
Posted by: TechTyger | Sunday, January 15, 2017 at 04:22 AM
Reading Hanyo's comment, I'm reminded by a clause in a developer agreement that we ALL read as expiring in 2015, so we assumed it was done. Even the property manager read it that way. It expires in 2105. Apparently, these particular clauses are regularly hundred year clauses in building new multi family dwellings....maybe use that logic? I'd try it....just because. :)
Posted by: Thaliana81 | Sunday, January 15, 2017 at 12:42 PM