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Burger King restaurant invites customers to exchange bad Christmas gifts for Whoppers

By Beth Sawicki
Dec 19, 2016

One Florida Burger King is offering a tasty pick-me-up for those who receive unwanted gifts this holiday season.

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The Miami Beach Burger King is inviting customers to drop off their unwanted gifts at the restaurant. In exchange, they will receive free Whoppers.

The promotion will run Dec. 26 from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the restaurant. All donations will be given to charity.

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