
Red Lobster announced on June 10 that it is giving away an "Endless Endless Shrimp Card," granting one winner a free Endless Shrimp meal once per month for 25 years. The grand prize package includes the card, a reinforced steel card case, a biometric safe, and a year of jiu-jitsu classes. The giveaway coincides with the conclusion of Red Lobster's current Endless Shrimp promotion.
red lobster announced a giveaway where one person gets free endless shrimp once a month for 25 years. the prize pack also includes a reinforced steel card case, a biometric safe, and a year of jiu-jitsu classes. no, that last part isn't a typo.
Fills a food coverage gap (3%) with a specific, verifiable promotional stunt from a brand with an active internet-culture narrative (post-bankruptcy redemption arc), sourced to a single Dexerto report with concrete details — 25 years, monthly meals, steel case, biometric safe, jiu-jitsu classes.
Red Lobster has leaned into increasingly surreal promotional stunts as it works to rebuild its brand after filing for bankruptcy in 2024 and closing dozens of locations. The jiu-jitsu add-on—ostensibly to protect the card—reads as pure internet-bait, a strategy that's clearly aimed at going viral rather than driving foot traffic.
this is red lobster doing the thing where a brand knows it's a meme and leans all the way in. the jiu-jitsu classes are obviously a bit—protect your shrimp card at all costs—but it's working because we're writing about it. red lobster's been on a redemption arc since the bankruptcy and this kind of absurdity is the playbook.
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