30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad

Winning anything is usually followed by a boost of endorphins, leaving you smiling from ear to ear for a while. But some people are lucky enough to win a lifetime supply of something they like, making the smile last at least a little while longer.

Members of the ‘Ask Reddit’ community recently shared their experience of winning enough of something to last them a lifetime (however it is that the terms and conditions define ‘lifetime’ in their case). One user asked them what they won and how, and whether or not they were still receiving their prizes, and netizens were more than willing to share.

Scroll down to find their stories on the list below, where you will also find Bored Panda’s interview with the person who started the thread, Juli, who was kind enough to answer a few of our questions.

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad Donuts. I get 365 donuts a year from a local donut shop in my home town. I give them to a children’s home who in turn gives them to kids on their birthday. It was a smart move by the donut shop because to make sure everyone gets their fill I pay to double the order plus I get them juice and milk. I won this 16 years ago and they have always honored the prize.

tavariusbukshank , Alexander Grey / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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Karina 2 months ago

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad I won a trivia thing from a radio station in 2015–the prize was a lifetime supply of passes/movie candy from AMC theaters. They gave me a gift card looking thing to show at AMC that allows up to $40 in snacks for free plus admission.

It’s been almost ten years and this card still works. It’s saved my butt so many times when I was struggling financially—I could go get dinner or sit in air conditioning for a few hours. I’m honestly shocked that it’s still valid but it’s probably the best thing I’ve ever won in my life.

Dry-Meeting-8763 , Corina Rainer / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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Chrissie Anit 2 months ago

A dream come true, especially regarding how the costs for a movie ticket and movie food have exploded

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad I won a coupon for a lifetime supply of kisses from my kid and so far still a happy recipient 🫰🏻.

CreakinFunt , Sai De Silva / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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Manana Man 2 months ago

Best one.

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In a recent interview with Bored Panda, the OP, Juli, shared what made her think about the lifetime supply prizes: “I was ordering food for my cats on Amazon; they recommend a subscription plan where I don’t have to order manually every time. I thought of all the things that I regularly have to buy and in what intervals. I mean, you got toilet paper, trash bags in different sizes, laundry detergent, deodorant, cleaning wipes, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, razor blades, toothbrush, toothpaste and the more frequent stuff like food and beverages.

“That’s A LOT and I hate the endless cycle of buying it, running out of it, buying it again. You’re telling me I have to do this till the day I die??? Sounds exhausting. If only one of those things was free and I wouldn’t have to take care of the shopping, it would make life so much easier.”

30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad Pentel pens in a writing contest. I won 30 years ago.

I got an engraved executive when I won, but I also get a 12 pack of energels a year, two alloy barrels, and one libretto. They usually send me a 3 pack of any new pens or colors coming out, too.

I've been to their headquarters and factory in Japan. I explained who I was and what I had won, which they verified with order and shipping history. I got to take an in-depth tour with a SrEVP and got sets of drafting pencils (GraphGear Sharps), unique Japanese pens, and an original 1962 Sign Pen.

I had won when I was younger, several years later I was there training judo. I literally walked into their building to the receptionist and explained. A man came out, took my info and story, then left.

He came back with some papers, which turned out to be a copy of every shipment they'd sent. He was surprised i was telling the truth!

He went and got the SrEVP, and with my friend translating, we had a great time. They were still making some of their best fountain and executive pens by hand and that was 1999.

Dark_Energy_13 , Aaron Burden / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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128points

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Livingwithcfs 2 months ago

This one I would love to win. A great pen is a thing of wonder

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad I didn’t win as such, but I saved a pizzeria owner from a major problem with the tax authorities, due the failure of his computer, in 1999 or so, when I asked what I wanted for payment, I said “You can serve food and wine for my wife and daughter tomorrow”. He did, and said he would do for as long as he is in business. He still honours this 25 years later.

Miserable-Win-6402 , shayan ramesht / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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124points

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Borg 2 months ago

That's sweet.

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“I’ve heard of those stories from people that won a lifetime supply of something and always wondered if that’s actually a thing and if so, how often it happens,” Juli continued, adding that she didn’t expect the hundreds, if not thousands, of answers.

“I was so overwhelmed by the amount of responses. Not a single boring or uninteresting comment. I‘m so glad I asked and got to read all those awesome stories,” she said.

30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad I won a lifetime supply of Marmite.

One jar.

(British joke).

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Alexandra 2 months ago

Yep, that will last you until your dying day...

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad When I was stationed in South Korea 2014, there was a defector from the North that went across the Demilitarized Zone. He was shot by the North Koreans a few times as he made his crossing. The guy woke up in the hospital in Seoul and asked for a "Choco-pie". Choco pies are a Korean version of a Moon Pie. The company that makes them, Lotte, stated that he would never have to worry about not getting a Choco-Pie again. As far as I know this defector has a lifetime supply of Korean Moon Pies.

dave200204 , Quercus acuta / wikipedia (not the actual photo) Report

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101points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 months ago

This makes me happy! Long live the Chocopie defector!

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad My friend won a lifetime supply of toilet paper.)) It started as a joke, he entered the contest just for fun, never expecting to win.

But then the company called him up, and next thing we know, he’s got a garage full of toilet paper.

The funny part is, my friend is the last person who’d ever think about needing that much toilet paper.

He’s super organized, and he lives alone, so he’s always been the type to buy in bulk and have a stockpile of essentials. Winning this contest was like hitting the jackpot for him.

He got so much toilet paper that he ended up giving it away to friends and family. For months, everyone knew that if they were running low, they could just call him up. He even donated a bunch to local shelters, which was really cool.

The supply lasted longer than he expected, but eventually, it ran out. It was a good run, though.

He said it felt like a little bit of a burden had been lifted when he finally had to go out and buy toilet paper again.

SweettLily , Erik Mclean / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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96points

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xolitaire 2 months ago

Your friend must have been king during the Great TP Shortage of 2021 and 2022

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The redditor revealed that her favorite comment was this wholesome story, shared by the user ‘Pete4000’, with the free donut code that he shares with his friends and gives the donuts away to the homeless. “That warmed my heart and I wish people would do that more often if they get the chance,” Juli said.

“We buy so many unnecessary and overpriced things. If only we would consume more consciously, we would maybe have a couple bucks left at the end of the month to buy something nice for the less fortunate.”

30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad My grandma had an awesome sense of humor. We were all with her the days leading up to her dying at 93 in her own home. It wasn’t particularly sad, we were celebrating her life. At one point she was lying in bed and held up a half full box of the candy “tic tacs” and said “lifetime supply”.

angusshangus , Neal Fowler / wikipedia (not the actual photo) Report

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95points

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B 2 months ago

You go, grandma!

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad A friend (back in the 70s) used to enter magazine contests all the time, one day he got a check in the mail for $25,000. No fanfare or anything, he just got a check in the mail. He bought a house in town, which would have never happened on his own. He died a long time ago but his kids still live there, so I guess he won a lifetime supply of housing.

justferwonce , Abstrakt Xxcellence Studios / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

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91points

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Katiekat 2 months ago

Honestly, considering if he bought the house in the 70s, and if it's been kept up, the equity in that, plus the value, is many times more than just $25,000. This is an enviable prize in today's housing market.

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad I won a lifetime'a supply of chocolate. But it was handed to me all at once.

I ended up setting up in the middle of town and offered every resident as much chocolate as they could eat.

It was probably the biggest congregation of people in that (admittedly small) town's history.
All the chocolate was gone by the end of the day.

Zanian19 , Pixabay / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

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85points

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arthbach 2 months ago

What a fantastic way to deal with all of that chocolate.

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“While I complain about having to buy all those necessities listed above over and over again, I sometimes forget what a privilege it is to be able to afford it. I don’t have to be careful how much toothpaste or toilet paper I use, because I‘m able to buy more whenever I need,” Juli told Bored Panda.

“But that’s not at all the case for everyone and may also not last forever. I think we shouldn’t forget about where products come from, what natural resources they take up and what we really really need and which things we can do without. Next time maybe buy a donut for yourself and someone in need.”

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad I won a lifetime supply of pasta! A supermarket in my town closed down its branch and gave away their products in a raffle. I bought a ticket for 2 bucks at a festival and ended up winning the entire pasta section.

AngelSava21 , Alice Pasqual / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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80points

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TribbleThinking 2 months ago

Yay. 🙂

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad I didn't win it, I accidentally bought it. Some years ago I wanted to make the garden a bit prettier. I checked on some auction site and someone offered a leftover batch of chalk to improve the soil. We agreed I would pay 30 euros shipping included.

Three days later a delivery guy arrived completely pissed off banging the door and shouting why the hell I would let this be delivered by a standard parcel delivery service. I didn't have a clue what he was talking about until he showed me the packages. Apparently the seller sent me 8 30kg bags of chalk.

I require about 5kg of chalk a year for my garden. With the 240kg of chalk I got, I can last almost 50 years. By the time I'm out of chalk, I would be over 100 years old, which is an age not that many people will become , let alone while still gardening.

Bottom line, for 30 euros including shipping I now have a lifetime supply of chalk.

Th3L0n3R4g3r , Derick Anies / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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Borg 2 months ago (edited)

😂 😂 😂

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Teutonic Disaster 2 months ago (edited)

That's hysterical. Poor delivery driver, tho. He was rightfully miffed. And how did the 30€ even cover the total shipping cost, let alone being a decent price for all that chalk. Even if it were self pickup, that's gotta be a steal pretty much anywhere. Edit: bad grammar, wrong currency

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René Sauer 2 months ago

he was ríghtfully miffed, but at the wrong target. He should go and complain to the sender.

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B 2 months ago

Chalk it up to experience. *Internal groan of self-loathing* I'll get my hat...

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René Sauer 2 months ago

"Three days later a delivery guy arrived completely pissed off banging the door and shouting why the hell I would let this be delivered by a standard parcel delivery service" Answer: I didn´t, A-hole! If you have a problem, go and complain to the sender!

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SheamusFanFrom1987 2 months ago

Chalk it up to an honest mistake? *Walks out the door beaming* XD

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 months ago

*grabs a piece of chalk and runs to the nearest sidewalk, becoming Picatsso*

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pandaPanda 2 months ago

I wonder how they stored everything!

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BarfyCat 2 months ago

Temu in reverse 😂

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad Someone I know was pregnant one time and her water broke in a superstore. So the superstore gave her free baby nappies for several years simply because of it lol.

Mialovesgiraffes , Nathan Dumlao / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 2 months ago

That was nice. Diapers are expensive.

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad One of my friends won a lifetime supply of dog food through a contest he entered on a whim. He was ecstatic at first—who wouldn’t be?—but then his dog developed an allergy to the specific brand after a year or so. Now he just donates the bags he still gets to the local animal shelter. So yeah, he’s still getting it, but it’s not exactly going to use as originally planned!

Ok_One501 , Chewy / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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G A 2 months ago (edited)

Dog's life or owner's life?

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad Unfortunately not a lifetime, but a year’s worth of donuts from a local restaurant. They specialize in audacious donuts during their brunch hours and held an ugly Christmas sweater contest during a brunch in December. They called to tell me I had won and to come and pick up my prize after the holidays. It was a punchcard for a getting a free donut each week of the year. We went ahead and took advantage of the freebie while we were there and I enjoyed what would surely be one of many free donuts that year. Yes, 2020 was lining up to be a real winner.

Lord_of_Allusions , Carlo VersoCarlo Verso/ unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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Papa 2 months ago

Yes, we all fondly remember 2020.

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad Not a lifetime supply but I won a year’s supply of free meals from Qdoba when I was in college. They just give you a gift card with 52 free meals loaded on it. As a college student it was heaven, I heard of another student who won the same prize but they had a typo on their card and got 520 burritos instead of 52.

Wingnut814 , Mr. Satterly / wikipedia (not the actual photo) Report

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Emma London 2 months ago

Were the 520 burritos required to be eaten inside a year?

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad I won a lifetime supply of depression after the army, it still delivers every day like clockwork.

TacticalNaps , Somchai Kongkamsri / pexels (not the actual photo) Report

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TribbleThinking 2 months ago

I'm sorry. Many veterans get a raw deal. People need to know this.

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad I won a lifetime pass for a minigolf and go cart place that was popular in my area back in the 80s. It wasn't a random drawing, it was a prize for a contest to raise funds for a specific charity.

They made a whole big deal about it and my picture was in the local paper. I got the pass, which was a business card sized laminated paper with their branding, my name, a bar code, and "irrevocable lifetime pass".

The first time I went to use it, they refused to let me in. I called the next day to speak with the manager and he told me the whole thing was a publicity stunt and I should feel good for having raised money for charity. I tried again and was denied access to the park. Then the third time I was denied entry, the card was confiscated, and I was "lifetime banned".

Nobody cared. The paper that ran the article, the contest organizers, nobody. I couldn't help but smirk when that place went out of business but, they went out of business maybe 10 years ago so I missed out on something like 30 years of using that pass. Of course I respected their lifetime ban, and was always open about my story and how I got banned for trying to use the lifetime pass they had given me. But nobody cared.

Update: This is a story about a kid getting screwed out of a prize through a loophole. Nobody was bodily harmed, nobody starved, there were no threats of violence. It's a case of poor business ethics, not a cause for moral outrage. Poor kid got screwed but, the world continued to spin, the tide continued to ebb and flow, and hurt feelings eventually were overcome. Please keep that in mind. Nothing I've mentioned here is worthy of anything more than a "wtf" as this pales in comparison to the real problems we face in this world.

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Cat Chat 2 months ago

It's great they have that attitude in the end. It's typical for such stories to get filled in comment section like "sue them for everything they got."

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad I had a coworker that won a years supply of Cinnabon - basically a free Cinnabon everyday for a year. She lasted about 3 months before she couldn't do it any more and gave me the coupon. I had the coupon for a couple of weeks before we just started sharing the coupon around the office. I think we just all stoped after six months. It was just too much for any one person to handle.

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Me. Just Me. 2 months ago

Part of what makes it a good thing is the infrequency in which you get to eat it. I could see how you would be sick of it after a couple of weeks.

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad Lifetime supply of pizza, pasta or salad from a chain place in Sydney. They have about 5 locations. Have used it about 200 times in the past 5 years. Wasn't won, but they only sold 200 of them and it is likely the best purchase I have made in terms of value. Still go there a few times a month. .

zerotwoalpha , The Nix Company / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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Lili Octopus 2 months ago

Fair Dincum

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad I won a lifetime supply of jellybeans from Jelly Belly when I was a teenager. I had the option of one delivery of a 3kg bag, or three deliveries over the course of a year of one 1kg bag. I was forced by my mother to choose the second option so I didn’t gorge myself 😂.

recyclemen , Patrick Fore / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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Karina 2 months ago

That was a very spesific lifetime they gave

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad Got lifetime oil changes from a car dealership promotion. They went out of business after 2 years.

ResearchDisastrous38 , Kate Ibragimova / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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53points

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Chicken Nugget 2 months ago

They didn't specify who's lifetime i guess

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad Back in the mid 90's early days of the Internet I won the Yahoo! March madness bracket challenge and it included a 'lifetime supply' of Gillette Razors. So every year right after the 1st of the year , I receive whatever the latest and greatest razor they are promoting and 24 refills. I have even moved twice since then and never provided a change of address, but they still show up like clock work.

/I also won 5k cash, a Spalding basketball, 12 large Pizza Hut pizza's, and 4 Jiffy Lube Oil changes.

420greg , Brett Jordan / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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Nicola Mawson 2 months ago

Are they stalking you?

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad When I bought my truck, it came with free oil changes for the life of the vehicle. Second oil change, mechanic comes to me with a bunch of additional "suggested" services. I declined. He says "Well, if you decline these services we have to charge you for the oil change"

Never went back.

Aiox123 , Sten Rademaker / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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48points

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TribbleThinking 2 months ago

Name and shame, please.

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad During the Olympics closing ceremony, they mentioned that one country offered (among other prizes) a lifetime of free colonoscopies to the gold winner.

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fstep 2 months ago

It was the Philippines! And I don't think it came from the country, apparently businesses showered them with products and one of them gave them this!! I thought it was hysterical, as did the BBC commentary

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad I won a lifetime supply of Mountain Dew Live Wire while in college. Some random sponsored drawing on the drill field. What I received was 2 large pallets. During finals week. And it was nearly a lifetime supply.
My kidneys nearly failed. I spent a few days in the hospital, I gave the the rest of the dew to my apartment complex, and to this day, I can not even look at Mountain Dew without my stomach turning.

Torin_Miasma , Aquarius274 / wikipedi (not the actual photo) Report

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John Nelson 2 months ago

Given the damage it does to kidneys and teeth (Google"Mountain Dew mouth" if you're brave enough), let alone the high sugar content, no one should drink Mountain Dew.

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad I won a “lifetime supply” of milk duds from a movie theatre contest in the 90s. But In fine print it said it was only for a year. I ate so much I am now disgusted by them,.

rottenragu , Famartin / wikipedia (not the actual photo) Report

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45points

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Michael Largey 2 months ago

So it really did turn out to be a lifetime supply.

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Not me, but, a relative of mine bought a closet full of extra large half gallon mugs from Dunkin Donuts in the mid 90s. The cups were sold at a premium with a contract stating that the user was entitled to a $0.99 fill-up of any beverage for life. His thinking was that he’d be able to save thousands over the next decades by getting iced coffee by the gallon and never paying more than a dollar. A few of the cups have worn out or been destroyed, but he still has many left.

He’s pretty well known by all the local Dunks now. Anytime he goes to a new location, he has to explain the situation to a barista, the manager, and then escalate to corporate. Some stores won’t honor it even with proof from corporate. Most of the baristas are younger than the cups themselves.

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TribbleThinking 2 months ago

"Most of the baristas are younger than the cups themselves.". 😄

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30 Stories Of ‘Lifetime Supply’ Winnings, From Wholesome To Sad Won a lifetime supply of bubble tea. I only go for one or two a month since I became pre diabetic.

jayhy95 , Kevin Canlas / unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

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35points

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xolitaire 2 months ago

WHY Would you hold the drink like that right above your keyboard. This gives me anxiety

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People who won a lifetime supply of a product, what did you win, how did you win it and are you still receiving said product?

AnkleByter 2 months ago

When one of my kiddos was a baby I won a year's supply of disposable diapers and wipes. What that actually meant was coupons for a free big pack of diapers, and a pack of wipes every week. It should've been 52 coupons of each, but was actually 75 coupons of each (extras, I guess?). I rarely ever used disposable diapers, but it was cool to win. I ended up keeping 25 of the diaper coupons and about 50 of the wipes, and donated the rest to a local charity. A year and a half later, I won another contest that had a year's worth of diapers, wipes, baby wash, baby shampoo (all coupons, again), a big box of formula, and a ton of other baby gear/supplies. Some of it I used, some I kept, some I gave away like the formula I had no use for. A few years ago in one of our file drawers I found an envelope that still had coupons. They're still valid because they have no expiration date, and I still give them away periodically, or buy the stuff and donate that.

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Otto Katz 2 months ago

Not a win, but I bought lifetime supply of oil changes for 40$ for my Saturn wagon. After 10 years, they cut me off. They didn't imagine anyone would keep that car for that many years. Joke was on them, i kept the car SEVENTEEN YEARS!

When I was a kid, my family won a year's groceries from a TV show. Sadly it was a stack of gift cards worth of an average size family's groceries for a year, not my big family's actual expenses, but it still was a lot of money!

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Gail Wasmer 2 months ago

My son won a year's worth of cupcakes from a local gourmet bakery. He was allowed one free cupcake every day for a year. Got a photo in the paper, up on the store's wall, and on their Facebook page. He was about 12 at the time, and being autistic he only likes one flavor. The thrill got old quickly, despite us really only being able to go by once or twice a week. Sometimes he'd let his little sister have it (I usually bought her one if he ate his), or we'd get a random flavor and take it home for the neighbor. For a while we'd put them in the freezer and give out to friends. I don't think we went at all the last three months of the year. He was tired of them. To this day he hasn't had another and he's 17 now.

Mike D 2 months ago

I buy lifetime alignments from Firestone. One car is 21 years old and the other 10. The lifetime price is less than 2 regular alignments.

Thalia 2 months ago

Why do I feel these types of contests are only available in the US. Never heard of such a thing in Belgium.

Stannous Flouride 2 months ago

I have two. The card is from my neighborhood bar because I found an ashtray from there from the 1950s on ebay for $43, bought it, mounted it in Lexan and put it up on their wall. The owner said, "Name your price." and so I asked for it. The ashtray is still there but because I developed gout a couple of years ago I rarely drink beer (like one beer twice a month) and only have club soda. The tattoo is from a San Francisco restaurant called Casa Sanchez that in 1998 offered that if you got their logo of Jimmy the Corn Guy tattooed anywhere on your body you could eat there free for the rest of your life. About 20 years ago I maintained a building 3 blocks away so was able to take advantage of it but I haven't been there in many years but I've heard they still honor it. 20240818_2...fc1819.jpg

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Greg Turnbull 2 months ago

In times past you used to be able to buy lifetime supplies like free airline flights or Disneyland passes, at least I read about 1-2 in the news...

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