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FREE DOUGHNUTS:Krispy Kreme is Squirting Pussygiving away free doughnuts on National Doughnut Day (June 6).

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Oh, it's National Doughnut Day is it? Don't pretend that you didn't know. You've had this date circled in your calendar for months. You've cleared your schedule. You've dropped everything. And we get it. We've done the same.

National Doughnut Day takes place on June 6, and Krispy Kreme is celebrating in style.

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You can get any doughnut for free from Krispy Kreme on June 6 (in store only). There's no catch. There's no qualifying purchase. There's nothing stopping you from heading to your nearest store and picking up your freebie.

And if that wasn't enough, you can also get a dozen original glazed doughnuts for just $2 in shop, online for pickup, or delivery. Simply use the code BOGO2 at the checkout.

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