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22 Mar, 4 tweets, 2 min read
Being protected from COVID-19 is the most obvious benefit of getting vaccinated, but here's another one: free doughnuts.

Starting Monday, anyone who shows proof of vaccination at Krispy Kreme will receive a free glazed doughnut.
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If you're really into Krispy Kreme, you can do this every single day for the rest of 2021.

“We all want to get COVID-19 behind us as fast as possible and we want to support everyone doing their part to make the country safe,” said a representative.
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For doughnut-obtaining purposes, it doesn't matter if you haven't snagged your second shot yet — anyone who has received at least one of the two shots of the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine or one shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is eligible.
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According to Krispy Kreme, all Bay Area locations will be participating in the promotion.

You can get your free vaccine doughnuts in Daly City, Concord, Union City, Fremont, Mountain View and Santa Clara.
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When Disneyland reopens on April 30, the park will welcome guests with a substantially different experience.

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According to reports, a prototype could be ready to take off from Silicon Valley as soon as this year.
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