Vaccinated Minnesota Vikings player was hospitalized for COVID-19
USA Today – A Minnesota Vikings player was hospitalized Tuesday night due to COVID-19 as the team continues to struggle with the virus throughout the week.
“One of our players that was vaccinated, he had to go to the ER last night because of COVID. It’s serious stuff,” head coach Mike Zimmer said Wednesday at a news conference. “Like 29 guys are getting tested because of close contact, including myself.”
Zimmer declined to name the hospitalized player, but ESPN and NFL Network reported that it was offensive lineman Dakota Dozier. Dozier, who is vaccinated, was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list last Friday.
Dozier is now in stable condition, according to Zimmer, who said the situation was “scary.”
Enforcement a Huge Challenge for Biden’s Vast Vaccine Mandate
Daily Signal – If the Biden administration’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for private employers survives legal challenges, it will include criminal prosecution for employees who lie about their vaccine status and thousands in fines for companies that don’t comply.
But enforcing the mandate covering 84.2 million Americans working for 164,000 different businesses and other organizations could pose a significant challenge and might rely on employees’ snitching on bosses and colleagues.
The designated enforcer for the vaccine mandate is the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, or OSHA, a relatively small federal agency with 1,850 inspectors, as The Wall Street Journal reports. These include federally approved state inspectors.
“To help with implementation, they are requiring employers to collect and retain documentation of every worker’s vaccination status and COVID test results,” Doug Badger, a senior fellow for policy studies at The Heritage Foundation, told The Daily Signal. (The Daily Signal is the multimedia news organization of The Heritage Foundation.)
Epoch Times – Elon Musk’s net worth has plunged $50 billion in just two days after the Tesla CEO asked his Twitter followers whether he should sell 10 percent of his stake in the company, Bloomberg reports.
Musk, the world’s richest person, took to the social media platform on Nov. 6 to pitch a poll with his 63.1 million followers in response to a “billionaires’ tax” proposed by Senate Democrats.
The proposed legislation, unveiled in late October, would require roughly 200 U.S. companies to pay a minimum 15 percent tax rate and aims to prevent the largest and most profitable company’s across America from avoiding having to pay taxes.
Specifically, the bill would ensure that companies making more than $1 billion in profits annually pay the 15 percent minimum tax rate on those profits.
Lawmakers believe it will create a more even playing field and fair tax system and generate “hundreds of billions in revenue” over the next 10 years, which can be reinvested into the U.S. economy and give it a much-needed competitive boost
“Much is made lately of unrealized gains being a means of tax avoidance, so I propose selling 10% of my Tesla stock,” Musk wrote on Twitter, adding, “Do you support this?”
“I will abide by the results of this poll, whichever way it goes,” Musk said, before informing his Twitter followers, “I do not take a cash salary or bonus from anywhere. I only have stock, thus the only way for me to pay taxes personally is to sell stock.”
Approximately 57.9 percent of Musk’s Twitter followers said they supported him in selling off 10 percent of his company’s stocks, while 42.1 percent said they did not.
As of June 30, Musk’s shareholding in Tesla came to about 170.5 million shares and selling 10 percent would amount to close to $21 billion based on Friday’s closing, according to Reuters calculations.
NJ Senate President Stephen Sweeney concedes election loss to GOP trucker Edward Durr
Democratic New Jersey Senate President Stephen Sweeney bowed to the inevitable Wednesday night, finally conceding that he had lost his bid for reelection to Republican furniture truck driver Edward Durr — a political novice who spent a relative pittance on his campaign.
“I of course accept the results,” Sweeney said during a news conference at the State House in Trenton. “I want to congratulate Mr. Durr and wish him the best of luck.”
Sweeney, the most powerful Democratic politician in New Jersey over the last decade and the longest-serving state Senate president, blamed his loss on a “red wave” that also saw Gov. Phil Murphy barely hold off Republican challenger Jack Ciattarelli to become the first Democrat re-elected governor of the Garden State since Brendan Byrne in 1977.
Though most media outlets had called the race for Durr last week, Sweeney held off on conceding, insisting that he would wait until all the votes were counted.
In the end, Sweeney lost about 2,000 votes after spending approximately $305,000 on his campaign. Durr, by contrast, spent around $2,300, according to a state Election Law Enforcement Commission document filed online last week.
On Wednesday, Sweeney declined to say whether he would try to win back his soon-to-be former state Senate seat in 2023 or run for New Jersey governor in 2025 — but he did say that he plans to stay “fully involved in public affairs.”
Arrests of Illegal Immigrants at US–Mexico Border Set New October Record
Epoch Times – Apprehensions along the U.S.–Mexico border in October set a new record for the
month, unpublished data obtained by The Epoch Times show.
Border Patrol logged about 163,000 arrests of illegal immigrants at the northern and
southern borders, according to preliminary data that doesn’t include Customs and
Border Protection’s Office of Field Operations (OFO). While arrests at the U.S.–
Canadian border are typically less than 100 each month, the OFO has recently
recorded at least 5,096 arrests per month.
While the total apprehensions are down from the previous month, they established a
new record for October, easily clearing the 91,410 arrests recorded in October of 1999
and well above the figures seen during recent administrations.
“It’s an improvement, but it’s still four or five times the level that we saw during the
Obama or Trump administrations,” Steven Kopits, president of the Princeton Policy
Advisors, told The Epoch Times.
900,000 Children 5-11 Have Gotten Pfizer’s COVID-19Vaccine: White House
About 900,000 kids aged 5 to 11 will have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine in their first week of eligibility, the White House said Wednesday, providing the first glimpse at the pace of the school-aged vaccination campaign.
Final clearance for the shots was granted by federal regulators on Nov. 2, with the first doses to kids beginning in some locations the following day
The estimated increase in vaccinations in elementary school age children appears similar to a jump seen in May, when adolescents ages 12 to 15 became eligible for shots.
Now nearly 20,000 pharmacies, clinics and physicians’ offices are administering the doses to younger kids, and the Biden administration estimates that by the end of Wednesday more than 900,000 of the kid doses will have been administered. Additionally about 700,000 first-shot appointments are also scheduled for the coming days.
About 28 million 5 to 11 year-olds are now eligible for the low-dose Pfizer vaccine. Kids who get their first of two shots by the end of next week will be fully vaccinated by Christmas.
The administration is encouraging schools to host vaccine clinics on site to make it even easier for kids to get shots. The White House is also asking schools to share information from “trusted messengers” like doctors and public health officials to combat misinformation around the vaccines.
An initial surge in demand for vaccinations was expected from parents who have been waiting for the chance to protect their younger kids, especially before the holidays.
Epoch Times – The Department of Justice has filed a complaint against a Houston-based company for falsely inflating pharmaceutical ingredient prices to over 400 times the actual cost for the purposes of defrauding TRICARE, a federal health care program. According to a press release on Nov. 8, the DOJ filed the complaint under the False Claims Act against Professional Compounding Centers of America Inc. (PCCA), for blowing up Average Wholesale Prices (AWPs) of pharma ingredients that are used in compound drugs. After purchasing ingredients from PCCA, compounding pharmacies would then submit these inflated prices for reimbursements from TRICARE. Suppliers like PCCA establish and report the AWPs for ingredients to pricing compendia used by health care programs like TRICARE and insurance companies. TRICARE provides insurance for active-duty military personnel, military retirees, and military dependents. Based partially on the reported AWPs, TRICARE would calculate the amounts of reimbursements distributed to pharmacies.
What is Veterans Day?
Veterans Day gives Americans the opportunity to celebrate the bravery and sacrifice of all U.S. veterans. However, most Americans confuse this holiday with Memorial Day, reports the Department of Veterans Affairs.
What’s more, some Americans don’t know why we commemorate our Veterans on Nov.11. It’s imperative that all Americans know the history of Veterans Day so that we can honor our former service members properly.
History of Veterans Day
Veterans Day, formerly known as Armistice Day, was originally set as a U.S. legal holiday to honor the end of World War I, which officially took place on November 11, 1918. In legislation that was passed in 1938, November 11 was “dedicated to the cause of world peace and to be hereafter celebrated and known as ‘Armistice Day.'” As such, this new legal holiday honored World War I veterans.
In 1954, after having been through both World War II and the Korean War, the 83rd U.S. Congress — at the urging of the veterans service organizations — amended the Act of 1938 by striking out the word “Armistice” and inserting the word “Veterans.” With the approval of this legislation on June 1, 1954, Nov. 11 became a day to honor American veterans of all wars.
In 1968, the Uniforms Holiday Bill ensured three-day weekends for federal employees by celebrating four national holidays on Mondays: Washington’s Birthday, Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and Columbus Day. Under this bill, Veterans Day was moved to the fourth Monday of October. Many states did not agree with this decision and continued to celebrate the holiday on its original date. The first Veterans Day under the new law was observed with much confusion on Oct. 25, 1971.
Finally on September 20, 1975, President Gerald R. Ford signed a law which returned the annual observance of Veterans Day to its original date of Nov. 11, beginning in 1978. Since then, the Veterans Day holiday has been observed on Nov. 11.
The difference between Veterans Day and Memorial Day?
Memorial Day honors service members who died in service to their country or as a result of injuries incurred during battle. Deceased veterans are also remembered on Veterans Day but the day is set aside to thank and honor living veterans who served honorably in the military – in wartime or peacetime.
2021 Veterans Day Free Meals and Restaurant Deals and Discounts
The following is a list of Veterans Day discounts at restaurants for 2021. Visit often as the list is now being updated as new discounts come in.
All of the discounts have been confirmed, either through press release or direct communication with the company. Check out all the other discounts being offered this Veterans Day.
Keep in mind that most businesses require proof of military service. Here’s what identification you need to receive your veteran discounts.
Not all franchise locations participate in their national chain’s Veterans Day programs — be sure contact your nearest establishment to make sure they are participating.
To honor members of the military, these restaurants are offering veterans free meals on or around Veterans Day, November 11.
110 Grill — Veterans and active-duty military get a complimentary lunch from a select menu from 11:30 am – 4:00 pm on November 11.
151 Coffee — Veterans and their families get free drinks on November 11.
54th Street Grill — Veterans and active-duty military get a free meal up to $14 on November 11. Dine-in only.
Ample Hills Creamery — On November 11, veterans and active-duty service members get a free kids scoop.
Another Broken Egg Cafe — Veterans and active-duty service members can enjoy a free Patriot French Toast Combo and coffee on November 11. Dine-in only.
Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza — Veterans and active-duty military get a free 12” cheese pizza on November 11 for dine-in, phone or orders placed for pickup online with promo code VETERANS.
Applebee’s — Veterans and active-duty military receive a free meal when dining in from a special menu on November 11. And when dining in on November 11, military guests will receive a $5 bounce back card to redeem for dine-in, To Go or delivery within three weeks.
Aspen Creek Grill — Veterans and active-duty military get a complimentary meal from a special menu from open until 6 p.m. on November 11.
Aspen Tap House — Veterans and active-duty military get a complimentary shareable from its menu from open to close on November 11.
Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii — Active-duty and retired military get a free medium cup of brewed coffee at participating locations on November 11.
Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar — Veterans and active-duty service members get a free BD’s All American Burger with choice of cheese and a side from 11am to 3pm on November 11.
Bagger Dave’s — Active, non-active, reservists and retired personnel get a free Great American Cheeseburger and fries on November 11. Dine-in only.
Bakers Square — Veterans and active-duty military get a free 2-2-2 Breakfast that includes two eggs (any style), two bacon strips or two sausage links, and two buttermilk pancakes on November 11. Valid for dine-in and to go.
Bandana’s BBQ — Veterans and active-duty military get a free Budget Buster Meal on November 11.
Bar Louie — Active-duty military and veterans get a free Craft Burger on November 11. Dine-in only.
Beef ‘O’ Brady’s — Veterans eat free on November 11 at participating locations with the purchase of equal or greater value up to $10.
BIBIBOP Asian Grill — Veterans and active-duty military get a free bowl on November 11. In-store only.
Biggby Coffee — Veterans and active-duty service members receive a free 16 oz beverage of choice on November 11.
Billy Sims Barbecue — On November 11, veterans and active-duty military get a free pulled pork or chicken sandwich, one regular side and a regular drink. Offer good for dine-in and carry-out only.
BJ’s Restaurant and Brewhouse — On November 11, current and former military members receive a free entree from a select menu. Dine-in only.
Black Rock Bar & Grill — Veterans receive a free steak dinner on November 11. The offer is available to dine-in guests only and includes a side.
Bob Evans — Veterans and active-duty military get a free meal from a select menu on November 11. Dine-in only.
Bombshells Restaurant and Bar — All 10 Bombshells Restaurant & Bar locations in Texas will provide free meals for veterans on November 11. Active-duty service members and accompanying family members will receive a 20% discount.
Brick House Tavern + Tap — Veterans and active-duty military get a free meal on November 11. Brick House will also hand out a $5 bonus card to all veterans and active military members that can be used from November 12 through December 31, 2021. The free meal has a value of $15.
Buffalo Wild Wings — Veterans and active-duty service members get a free order of 10 boneless wings and fries on November 11. The offer is available for dine-in or takeout (online ordering excluded).
Burntwood Tavern — Veterans and active-duty military get a free meal on November 11.
Calhoun’s — Veterans get a free meal on November 11.
California Pizza Kitchen – Veterans and active military get a complimentary entree and beverage when they dine in and show proof of service on November 11. In addition, all veterans who dine with California Pizza Kitchen will receive a BOGO, redeemable from November 12 through 20.
Cantina Laredo — Veterans and active-duty military get a complimentary entrée on November 11 at participating locations.
Caribou Coffee — Veterans, active-duty military members and their spouses can receive a free small cup of hot brewed coffee on November 11.
Carrows — Veterans and active-duty military get a buy one entrée get one free offer on November 11. Available for dine-in or take out.
Casey’s General Stores — Service members both past and present get a free coffee on November 11.
Cattlemens — Active, inactive, and retired military personnel get a complimentary sirloin steak dinner in honor of Veterans Day. Sign up on their website on or before November 11 to receive your steak certificate. The offer will be emailed on November 12 and will be valid November 12 through 22 for outdoor dining or dine-in. (Offer valid for California locations only: Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Redding, Dixon, Roseville, Selma, Rancho Cordova, Livermore.)
Champps Kitchen + Bar — Veterans and active-duty military members get a free meal on November 11. Champps will also hand out a $5 bonus card to all veterans and active military members that can be used from November 12 through December 31, 2021. The free meal has a value of $15.
Chelo’s Hometown Bar & Grille — Veterans with a valid military ID get a free meal on November 11.
Chicken Salad Chick — On November 11, veterans and active-duty military will receive a free Chick Special and Regular Drink.
Chili’s — Veterans and active-duty service members get a free meal from a select menu on November 11. Available for in-restaurant only.
Cicis Pizza — Veterans and active-duty military get a free adult buffet on November 11. Dine-in only. Coupon required.
Claim Jumper — Veterans receive a free meal from a special menu at participating locations on November 11. Dine-in only.
Coco’s Bakery — Veterans and active-duty military get a buy one entrée get one free offer on November 11. Available for dine-in or take out.
Coffee Beanery — Veterans and active-duty military get a free Grande fresh brewed coffee on November 11.
Colton’s Steak House & Grill — Veterans and active-duty service members get a free entrée on November 11 until 4 pm. Available for dine-in only. Offer not available in Kentucky locations.
Cotton Patch Cafe — Veterans and active-duty military get a free Chicken Fried Steak or Chicken Fried Chicken Entrée with a valid military ID on November 11.
Country Kitchen — Active and retired military get a free Country Scramble on November 11 at participating locations. Dine-in only.
Cracker Barrel — Veterans get a complimentary slice of Double Chocolate Fudge Coca-Cola Cake in-store or online on November 11.
Craft Republic — Veterans and active-duty military members get a free meal on November 11. Craft Republic will also hand out a $5 bonus card to all veterans and active military members that can be used from November 12 through December 31, 2021. The free meal has a value of $15.
Crooked Pint Ale House — Veterans get a free meal on November 11 at participating locations.
Davanni’s Pizza and Hot Hoagies — On November 11, veterans and active-duty service members receive a Free Solo 1-item Pizza and a free regular-sized pop.
Denny’s — Veterans and active military personnel get a free Build Your Own Grand Slam on November 11, from 5 a.m. to noon. Dine-in only.
Dickey’s Barbecue Pit — Veterans and active-duty military get a Free Pulled Pork Sandwich on November 11. Valid in-store, and online/app for carryout.
Duffy’s Sports Grill — Active-duty military and veterans get a free meal on November 11 from 11am to 4pm. Dine-in only
Dunkin’ Donuts — On November 11, veterans and active-duty military receive a free donut at participating locations. Offer available in-store only.
East Coast Wings + Grill — Veterans get a free meal on November 11 from a special menu. Dine in or pick up takeout.
El Fenix — Veterans eat free from a special Veterans Menu on November 11.
Emmet’s Social Table — Veterans and active-duty military get a free meal up to $15 on November 11. Dine-in only.
Famous Dave’s — Veterans and active-duty military get a free Georgia Chopped Pork Sandwich + Side on November 11. Dine-in and to go. Use code VETERAN at checkout on famousdaves.com/menu.
Farmer Boys — Veterans and active-duty military receive a free Big Cheese on November 11 at participating locations.
Firebirds Wood Fired Grill — Dine with a veteran or active-duty service member on November 11 at participating locations and their meal is free. Dine-in only.
Food City — Veterans and active-duty military get a free meal from the Deli Hot Bar on November 11.
Fox & Hound — Veterans and active-duty military get a free meal on November 11. Fox & Hound will also hand out a $5 bonus card to all veterans and active military members that can be used from November 12 through December 31, 2021. The free meal has a value of $15.
Freddy’s Frozen Custard and Steakburgers — Veterans and current military personnel get a card for a free Freddy’s Original Double combo meal on November 11 that can be used until November 30, 2021.
Friendly’s — Veterans get a free cheeseburger, fries, and a soft drink on November 11.
Fricker’s — Veterans get 10 free Boneless Frickin’ Chicken Wings on November 11. Dine-in only.
Frisch’s Big Boy — Veterans and active-duty military get a free Big Boy, fries and a drink on November 11. Available for dine-in only at participating locations.
Glory Days Grill — Veterans get a free appetizer or a regular order of boneless wings on November 11.
Gold Star Chili — Veterans and active-duty military receive a free regular 3-Way and regular drink on November 11. This offer is valid for dine-in, carry out or drive-thru.
Golden Corral — Golden Corral is hosting their Military Appreciation Night on November 11 from 5pm to close. This includes a free “thank you” meal when dining in.
Grady’s BBQ — On November 11, veterans and active military members get a free value combo.
Graeter’s Ice Cream — Veterans and active-duty military members receive a free Sundae on November 11.
Granite City Food & Brewery — Veterans and active-duty military get a free lunch and beverage from a specialty lunch menu on November 11. Available for dine-in and to go from 11am to 4pm.
Green Mill Restaurant and Bar — Veterans and active-duty military get a free menu item at participating locations on November 11. Dine-in only.
Greene Turtle — Veterans and active-duty service members get a free meal up to $12 value on November 11 at participating locations. Dine-in only.
Grillsmith — Veterans and active-duty military get a complimentary entrée on November 11.
Grub Burger Bar — On November 11, active-duty military and veterans get a complimentary entrée. Dine-in only.
GuacAmigos — Veterans get a free entrée and $5 towards a future meal on November 11. Offer available on items up to $15.
Hamburger Stand — Veterans and active-duty military get a free hamburger, regular fries and a small Pepsi on November 11 at participating locations.
Hard Rock Cafe — Active-duty and retired military members get a free original Legendary Steak Burger on November 11. Military members can also enjoy Hard Rock Cafe’s 15% off military discount on any other items.
Hickory Tavern — Veterans and active-duty military get a free menu item of choice, up to $15 on November 11.
Hooters — Active-duty military and veterans get a free entrée from the Hooters Veterans Day Menu with purchase of a beverage on November 11. Dine-in only.
Hopdoddy Burger Bar — Veterans and active-duty military get a classic burger for free on November 11.
Huddle House — Active-duty military members and veterans get a free MVP Breakfast Platter on November 11.
Hurricane Grill and Wings — Veterans and active-duty military get a free entree on November 11 from a special menu at participating locations. Dine-in only.
Hy-Vee — Veterans and active-duty military members get a free dine-in breakfast on November 11 from 6 to 10 a.m. Curbside pickup will also be available. And get 15% off grocery purchases. Valid in-store and online.
IHOP — Veterans and active-duty military get free Red, White & Blueberry Pancakes at participating locations on November 11. Dine-in only.
Insomnia Cookies — Veterans and active-duty military get a free 6-pack with any purchase or 1 free Classic cookie in-store on November 11.
Iron Hill Brewery and Restaurant — On November 11, veterans and active-duty military get a complimentary sandwich and soft drink.
Joella’s Hot Chicken — On November 11, active-duty military, veterans, Reserves, and National Guard get a complimentary Meal Special. Not available for delivery.
Kings Family Restaurant — Veterans and active-duty military members get a free meal from a select menu on November 11.
Kolache Factory — Veterans and active-duty military get a free kolache and a cup of coffee on November 11 from 6 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Krispy Kreme — Veterans get a free coffee and doughnut of choice on November 11 at participating locations. Offer is available in-shop and drive thru only.
Kwik Fill — Veterans receive a free coffee on November 11.
LaMar’s Donuts — Veterans and active-duty military get a free donut and 12 oz. coffee at participating locations on November 11.
Lion’s Choice — Veterans get a free large vanilla cone on November 11.
Little Caesars — Veterans and active-duty military get a free Lunch Combo at participating stores on November 11, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Logan’s Roadhouse — Veterans and active-duty military personnel can enjoy a free meal between 3 and 6 p.m. from a special menu at participating locations on November 11.
Lucille’s Smokehouse BBQ — Active-duty personnel and veterans get a free Lucille’s Original Pulled Pork Sandwich on November 11. Offer is available for takeout phone orders and dine-in.
Lucky Girl Brewing — Veterans and active-duty military get a free sandwich and a beverage on November 11.
Macaroni Grill — Veterans and active-duty military receive a free Mom’s Ricotta Meatballs + Spaghetti on November 11.
Manhattan Bagel Company — Veterans get a free regular size coffee on November 11.
Max & Erma’s – Veterans and active-duty military get a free Cheeseburger, Endless Fries, fountain drink and a cookie on November 11 at participating locations.
McGrath’s Fish House — Veterans and active-duty military get a free meal on November 11 from a select menu.
Menchie’s — Veterans who visit stores on November 11 get their first 6 oz of froyo free.
Metro Diner — Veterans and active-duty military will receive 50% off a meal of their choosing on November 11.
Mission BBQ — Veterans and active-duty military get a free sandwich on November 11.
MOD Pizza — Enter online before November 8 to receive an offer for a buy one MOD-size pizza or salad, get one MOD-size pizza or salad free. Offer valid only on November 11 in-store, in-app or at www.modpizza.com.
Native Grill & Wings — Active-duty military and veterans get either a free 1/2 pound Stripper (or Boneless) combo, or a Free Native Burger with Fries on November 11. Dine-in only.
Ninety Nine Restaurant and Pub — Veterans and active-duty military get a free entrée from a select menu with the purchase of another entrée on November 11 from 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.. Dine-in only.
O’Charley’s – Veterans and active-duty military get a free meal when you dine in on November 11.
On the Border — Active and retired military get a free Pick 2 Combo on November 11. Dine-in only.
Otter’s Chicken — Active, Guard/Reserve, retirees and former service members get a free meal at participating locations on November 11.
Outback Steakhouse — Veterans, active-duty service members and spouses get a free Bloomin’ Onion with any Coca-Cola beverage on November 11.
Parry’s Pizza — Veterans and active-duty military get a full-size entrée and fountain drink for free on November 11. Offer available for dine-in or takeout.
Perkins — Veterans get a free Magnificent Seven Breakfast Meal on November 11.
Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille — Active-duty military and veterans get a free Famous Pork Chop (dinner-sized) when accompanied by a guest purchasing one dinner entrée on November 11 from 4 pm to 10 pm. Dine-in only.
Pilot Flying J — Veterans get a free meal at participating locations November 11 through a special offer in the app.
Red Lobster — Veterans, active-duty military and reservists get a free appetizer or dessert from a special menu on November 11. Dine-in only.
Red Robin – Veterans and active-duty military who are Red Robin Royalty members can redeem a free Red’s Tavern Double Burger with Bottomless Steak Fries November 1 through November 14 for dine-in or to-go. You must register for Red Robin’s Royalty Program with military designation by Monday, November 1.
Ruby Tuesday — Veterans and active-duty military get a free Garden Bar entree at participating locations on November 11.
Scooter’s Coffee — Veterans get a free drink on November 11 at participating locations.
Shane’s Rib Shack — Active-duty military and veterans get a free BBQ Pork or BBQ Chicken Plate November 10 through 12. Offer valid in-store only.
Shari’s — Veterans and active-duty military get a buy one entrée get one free offer on November 11. Available for dine-in or take out.
Sheetz — On November 11, Sheetz offers veterans and active-duty military personnel a free half turkey or ham sub and a regular size fountain drink. Sheetz will also provide a free car wash to veterans and active-duty military.
Shoney’s — Veterans and active-duty service members get a free All You Care To Eat, Freshly Prepared Breakfast Bar on November 11 until 11 am. Dine-in only.
Smashburger — Get a free CLASSIC SMASH when you show a valid military ID in store on November 11 at participating locations.
Smokey Bones — Active-duty military and veterans get a free meal from a select menu on November 11. Dine-in only.
Smoothie King — On November 11, veterans and active-duty military members get a free 20 oz. smoothie.
Sonny’s BBQ — Veterans and active-duty military get a free pork big deal on November 11.
Starbucks — Veterans, military service members and military spouses get a free tall (12-oz) hot brewed coffee at participating stores on November 11.
Sticky Fingers — Veterans and active-duty military get a free pulled pork sandwich and fries on November 11.
Taco John’s — On November 11, Taco John’s is giving away a free Small Beef Taco Combo Meal when guests enter the promo code “VETERAN” under the MORE tab in the Taco John’s App.
Tap House Grill — Veterans and active-duty military get a free meal on November 11.
TCBY — Veterans and active military personnel get their first 6 oz. of frozen yogurt for free on November 11 at participating locations.
Texas Roadhouse — Texas Roadhouse will hand out dinner vouchers at the stores’ parking lots on November 11, from 11am to 2pm. Veterans and active-duty military can redeem their dinner vouchers when the restaurant opens for dinner, through May 30, 2022.
TGI Fridays — Veterans and active-duty military personnel get a free lunch on November 11 from 11am to 2pm from a select menu at participating locations. In-restaurant only.
Torchy’s Tacos — On November 11, veterans and active-duty military get a complimentary taco and beverage. Dine-in and pick-up orders placed by phone or in-person only. Offer not available for online orders or delivery.
TravelCenters of America — Active-duty military, veterans and Reservists recieve a complimentary meal on November 11 at participating quick service and full service restaurants nationwide.
Tucanos Brazilian Grill — Veterans get a free Churrasco meal with the purchase of another Churrasco meal, November 9 through 11.
Twin Peaks — Veterans and active-duty service members get a free meal from a select menu on November 11.
Uno Pizzeria & Grill — Veteran and active-duty military get a free meal on November 11 with proper ID.
Village Inn — Veterans and active-duty military get a free 2-2-2 Breakfast on November 11. Includes two eggs (any style), two bacon strips or two sausage links, and two buttermilk pancakes. Valid for dine-in and to go.
Wawa — Veterans, active-duty military members, and their family members get a free cup of hot coffee on November 11.
Wendy’s — Active-duty military and veterans get a free breakfast combo on November 11 at participating locations from 6:30 to 10:30 a.m.
White Castle — Veterans and active-duty military get a free Combo Meal #1-#6 or Breakfast Combo Meal when dining at a participating restaurant on November 11.
Wienerschnitzel — Veterans and active-duty military receive a free Chili Dog, small fries and a small drink at participating locations on November 11.
Yogurtology — Veterans and active-duty military get free frozen yogurt on November 11 at participating locations.
Zaxby’s — Show proof of military status for a free Signature Sandwich Meal on November 11 at participating locations.
Ziggi’s Coffee — Active-duty military and veterans get one free 16 oz. drink on November 11. Offer excludes online and mobile app orders.
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