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Popeyes Wants to Share Its Netflix Password With You

Its new campaign is dubbed 'Fried Chicken 'n Chill'

Two Popeyes employees on opposite sides with an orange background in the middle that says 'Fried Chicken 'n Chill'
Popeyes is giving a month of Netflix away to 1,000 customers. Popeyes

By Kathryn Lundstrom

March 23, 2020

What’s the true meaning of family? Sharing streaming passwords, of course.

Kathryn Lundstrom
@klundster kathryn.lundstrom@adweek.com Kathryn Lundstrom is Adweek's breaking news reporter based in Austin.
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