Domino's has decided to give "Karens" a break from negativity by rewarding them with the chance to win free pizza, but there's a catch. Photo / Domino's
Domino's has decided to give "Karens" a break from negativity by rewarding them with the chance to win free pizza, but there's a catch. Photo / Domino's
Domino's has decided to give "Karens" a break from negativity by rewarding them with the chance to win free pizza, but there's a catch — they have to be nice.
After a vocal minority have given the name "Karen" a bad rap this year, the pizza franchise has started acompetition offering 100 Kiwis named Karen the chance to win free pizza via their Facebook page.
"In 2020, 'Karen' is no longer content to speak to the manager. Now, she's dobbing in her neighbours, refusing to quarantine, or just being difficult," Domino's Chief Marketing Officer, ANZ, Allan Collins said.
"Consequently, the name 'Karen' has become synonymous with anyone who is entitled, selfish and likes to complain. What used to be a light-hearted meme has become quite the insult to anyone actually named Karen.
"Well, today we're taking the name Karen back. At Domino's, we're all about bringing people together and we want to celebrate all the great Karens out there by shouting them a free pizza!"
To enter, Karen's need to simply upload a photo ID confirming their name and tell Domino's in 250 words or less how they're one of the "nice" ones.
The Domino's post has already sparked many jokes about "Karens".
"All Karens applying will first ask to speak to the manager," one person joked.
