"Would you like a squirty flower to go with that Sir?"
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Lol Subway did this with drinks

if you could use the codes repeatedly then i see your point...
but the codes get erased from the list on the App when you use them, and they wont get regenerated for a couple of weeks,
so it gives you a few options, i dont see a problem with it

Actually, I had the Chicken Royale and small fries yesterday, the cashier only charged me 1.99, after double check.
BTW, because of the app, I had burger king three times in the last 2 days, ah....

hmm, their business so they can set the t&c's how they like,
at those locations you're a captive audience so they've no need to compete like they do on the high street

Probably because they are a franchise.

They claim to be an independent franchise

Subway do a similar thing, some on average roads have the nationwide deals, one in particular in a shopping centre doesn't. I asked why, they said that because their rent was so much higher than elsewhere they couldn't run the offers and still turn a profit so opted out.

Airport stores do not accept because they pay more to rent the unit. Can be 40% of sales. Which is why they have to charge higher prices. If they discounted to £1.99 then they would be making a loss.

Some of the retailers pay £40,000 a week to rent space - but make £140,000 a week in sales.

Airport operators charge a very high rent, they also specify what times you must be open (often when a normal business would be closed) and also other operating decisions (such as at what times you can accept deliveries etc) and they also take a percentage of the takings (not profits) or collect a minimum fee if those takings are below a certain level (if you are closed for a refit). The contacts are for a fixed period, meaning that after 5 years you may find you have been replaced by one of your competitors. Lastly you can't always employ the staff you want, rather you have to take the ones that the airport can approve of. In return for all these restrictions, you get a massive captive audience and relatively little competition. It sounds grim, but companies are queuing to open at airports, so if must pay.

Anyway, back to the topic in hand, the bottom line is that any discounts given to you, have to be paid to the airport operator anyway.

Burger King is a franchise so it's up to the individual stores to decide whether or not they want to parcipate.

or screen shot the code :wink:

Or simply clear the data and cache in application manager.