Published On: Tue, Jan 17th, 2012

Uncategorized | By Derick Jacobs

Strange: Who knew Burger King delivers

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DC: According to BK execs in D.C they’re planning on implementing a new service nationwide that could change fast-food forever. Revealing to USA TODAY – they spoke about a new ‘Delivery Service’ that they’re testing out at four local restaurants that’ll likely soon hit businesses nationwide.

This’ll surely change fast-food forever.

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Derick Jacobs - Derick Jacobs is the founder of The Bendell Corporation. Bendell Corp has 4 different companies in its catalog, including publishing rights, a music distribution company, and an image library with thousands of images inside.

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