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National Coffee Day In Clarksville – All The Freebies!

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National Coffee Day In Clarksville – All The Freebies!

Coffee lovers rejoice! Today is OUR day and here are some great deals you can get around Clarksville this weekend:

  • Circle K – They’re giving away one free cup of coffee, any size, through their app until Monday (October 2nd).
  • Dunkin – Members of their loyalty program, Dunkin’ Rewards, can get a free medium hot or iced coffee with any purchase today.
  • Krispy Kreme – You don’t even have to buy anything to get their freebie! Any customer can get a free medium hot or iced coffee today. And the doughnut chain recently upgraded their coffee with “better beans, smoother blends and richer roasts.”
  • Wendy’s – They’re selling small hot or iced coffees on their app for 99-cents.

If anyone needs me, I’ll be the dude running down Wilma Rudolph speaking gibberish. Just let me live my life.

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