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Park City, UT, May 12, 2017: 7-Eleven sign against a picturesque landscape is brightly lit by the sun.
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The king of convenience stores is offering up an enticing incentive for customers on Black Friday: Free delivery for a whole year. 7-Eleven’s 7Now Gold Pass subscription service, which normally costs $6 per month for the standard version, will be free to anyone signing up for the first time between Nov. 25 and Nov. 28.

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The 7Now Gold Pass was first unveiled in January, and it’s flown under-the-radar since its inception, so this might even be your first time hearing about the perk. Whether you’ve got a late-night craving for a Slurpee or your sweet tooth is calling the name of your favorite candy, you can take your pick of more than 3,000 items through the store’s delivery service from alcohol (with a valid ID of course) to hot foods like chicken wings and pizza. What’s more, users typically receive their deliveries within 30 minutes of placing an order. Does that classify 7-Eleven as a fast-food joint?

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Along with freebie deliveries, 7-Eleven has also revamped its merch site with a holiday makeover offering up everything from stockings and beanies to Christmas sweaters and sherpa blankets — although you won’t find those coveted items available for 30-minute delivery.

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Rachel is a Michigan-based writer who has dabbled in a variety of subject matter throughout her career. As a mom of multiple young children, she tries to maintain a sustainable lifestyle for her family. She grows vegetables in her garden, gets her meat in bulk from local farmers, and cans fruits and vegetables with friends. Her kids have plenty of hand-me-downs in their closets, but her husband jokes that before long, they might need to invest in a new driveway thanks to the frequent visits from delivery trucks dropping off online purchases (she can’t pass up a good deal, after all). You can reach her at [email protected].