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Overindulgence-pocalypse at Z Burger in Tenleytown

In celebration of President Barack Obama's 48th birthday today, the Z Burger location in Tenleytown will be giving out tokens to the first 48 people in line (they opened at 10:30 a.m.) redeemable for 48 free burgers and 48 milkshakes over the next year. But if you can't (or didn't) make it be one of the first 48, they will also just straight up be giving away free burgers and pieces of a 1,000 square foot birthday cake from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. We hope some of those token receivers have a lot of friends who like burgers, or Z Burger should really throw in a free gym membership.

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Z Burger, located in Tenleytown and Glover Park, is offering free burgers all day today on Thursday, April 2. Just mention the code word "yowza" to get a burger topped up the way you like. Cough up some dough for the Five Guys-like peanut oil fries or the yummy onion rings. But you may want to skip their custom shakes - the majority of which use the same flavored syrups you find at Starbucks. CORRECTION: Our sincere apologies, the free burger day is actually on Thursday, April 2, at the Tenleytown location ONLY. We inadvertently mixed up the dates. Again, we apologize for any confusion.

With weather having taken a turn toward the frosty, we might be done with ice creampocalypses for a while. But not to worry, Z Burger in Tenleytown is picking up the free-food-as-marketing-tool slack with a free burger event today. Via NBC4, show up at the store's Wisconsin Avenue location with a coupon that can be found in City Paper and get one of Z Burger's classics for no more than the effort it took you to get there. Maybe pair it with some of their signature peanut oil-fried fries, or a milkshake. If you can't get your hands on that coupon, rumor has it you can partake of the offer by just uttering the "secret" code word. Hint: the word is Foxxy Cleopatra's mantra from Austin Powers III, and rhymes with the title of Shaq's silver screen debut.

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