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When you think about getting fired from a job, do you also think about flame-grilled burgers? Burger King wants you to make that connection. In an odd bit of marketing, the fast-food chain is offering free Whoppers as a severance package of sorts if you’re willing to post about being fired on LinkedIn. 
  
 The connection isn’t perfect—it’s a bit of mental gymnastics to get from being fired from a job to thinking about how Burger King uses fire to grill its burgers—but the brand’s creative shop, David in Miami, has leaned into the idea before and won big at the Cannes Lions festival. 
  
 Here’s how it works: If you post “I got fired. I want a free whopper. #WhopperSeverance” on LinkedIn, you’ll receive a link to register for a Whopper severance package in the mail, and that package includes a Burger King gift card. 
  
 “We know getting fired sucks, but getting a free Whopper doesn’t,” said Burger King global brand chief Fernando Machado in an email. “So, to showcase the love for the Whopper, we invited people to ‘own their fire’ on LinkedIn. We chose LinkedIn because that’s the website people tend to use as the social platform for careers.” 
  
 He added: “The intention behind the idea is to land the fact that Burger King cooks with fire. And we are doing that in a fun, different and light-hearted way. At the same time, we will be offering some free Whopper sandwiches and the opportunity to get some professional advice to a number of participants.” 
  
 It’d be odd to get people to talk about losing their jobs without offering something up (aside from a burger), so as part of the Whopper severance package, Burger King “partnered with the career satisfaction experts at The Muse to offer 30-minute one-on-one question and answer sessions to the first 100 participants who post and register,” according to a statement from the brand, which notes that in the past three years, the chain has created 50,000 new jobs globally. 
  
 But could you potentially get a job at Burger King? They are looking at your resume, after all. “We are always keen to bring great talent to our organization,” said Machado. “We have well defined ways for people to search for jobs or apply to positions at Burger King, and that will continue to be open to all who are interested.” ||||| Burger King Giving Free Whoppers To Customers Who Admit To Being Fired 
  
 Getting fired from a job is rarely something you want to declare publicly. But what if it gets you a free Whopper at Burger King? 
  
  
  
 The fast food chain launched its “own your fire” giveaway promotion today, offering free Whoppers to customers who admit to having been dismissed from their job. 
  
 And it’s not a matter of just walking up to the counter at BK and saying “I’ve been fired. Whopper me.” You actually have to go on LinkedIn and publicly share that you were fired. 
  
 As “severance” for their admission, and their out-of-work status, Burger King will provide 2,500 of these customers with free Whoppers. Sure, it’s not a job, but it’s lunch. 
  
 To take part in the promotion, customers must log into LinkedIn and post the public message, “I got fired. I want a free Whopper. #whopperseverance.” 
  
 Once the message is received, Burger King will send the individuals a personalized link to register and receive a Whopper severance package, including a Burger King gift card, in the mail. 
  
 It’s unclear if Burger King will vet the admissions to determine if customers were actually fired, or why they were fired. We’ve reached out to the company for additional details. 
  
 “It has been said, that when one door closes another one opens – in this case, a door for a delicious flame grilled Whopper sandwich,” the chain declares in a statement. 
  
 In addition to handing out free sandwiches, Burger King partnered with The Muse, an online career advice company, to offer 30-minute one-on-one question and answer sessions to the first 100 participants. ||||| Burger King is giving "Whopper Severance" to people who were fired. Burger King Burger King is giving away free burgers — but you have to own up to being fired to get one. 
  
 On Tuesday, the burger chain announced its new "Whopper Severance" deal, in which you can get a free Burger King gift card in exchange for a public acknowledgement that you were fired. 
  
 All you have to do is go to LinkedIn and post the message: "I got fired. I want a free Whopper. #WhopperSeverance." 
  
 Burger King will then send you a link to register for the delivery of a "Whopper Severance package," which will include a Burger King gift card. The chain is planning to give away up to 2,500 free Whoppers through the deal. 
  
 It seems unlikely that Burger King will attempt to vet LinkedIn users to see if they've actually been fired. And, it will also be difficult for the chain to disqualify individuals who were fired for more serious workplace violations, such as sexual harassment, violent behavior, or otherwise breaking the law. 
  
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 A Burger King representative told Business Insider that it is anticipating that most people who participate will be fans of the brand who understand the "light-hearted nature of the idea." 
  
 "For over 63 years, Burger King restaurants have used fire to flame grill," the chain said in a statement. "While getting fired sucks, for Burger King restaurants fire-grilling is a good thing." 
  
 If you're willing to deal with all of your LinkedIn friends knowing, or at least believing, that you've lost your job, you can claim your Whopper Severance package starting Tuesday and ending Friday. |||||
Output:
If you've recently been fired from your job, Burger King wants to reward you with a free Whopper. Wait, what? Business Insider reports Burger King launched its "own your fire" promotion Tuesday and will send a "Whopper severance package" to the first 2,500 people who post the following message to their LinkedIn profile: “I got fired. I want a free Whopper. #whopperseverance.” Adweek notes it's "an odd bit of marketing" that requires some "mental gymnastics" to connect being fired from your job to the fire Burger King uses to grill its burgers. “It has been said that when one door closes another one opens—in this case, a door for a delicious flame-grilled Whopper sandwich,” Consumerist quotes a Burger King statement explaining the promotion. “We know getting fired sucks, but getting a free Whopper doesn’t,” Burger King's global brand chief adds in an email to Adweek. It seems unlikely Burger King will be able to vet people's claims of having been fired or to disqualify people who were fired for behavior Burger King would prefer not to be associated with, such as sexual harassment or workplace violence. But a restaurant spokesperson says they believe applicants will get the "light-hearted nature of the idea." You have until Friday to let Burger King know you were dismissed from your job.