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Veterans Day: Free Meals & Offers from Businesses
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On Veterans Day, November eleventh, businesses nationwide honor veterans and active military with special offers. Applebees, Chilis, Dennys, and Cracker Barrel provide free meals, while Great Clips, Sport Clips, Starbucks, and Jiffy Lube in Mason, Ohio, offer free haircuts, coffee, and oil changes. Carrabbas Italian Grill, Eatn Park, and Walgreens extend discounts and freebies from November tenth to thirtieth. These gestures express gratitude for their service and sacrifices.
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