Free Giveaway: Four Southwest Drink Passes

January 23, 2015
|In Free Giveaway
|By Scott Grimmer

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Update January 23: Cave Man is giving away four more Southwest drink passes. Ben S won the last four. All previous commenters are entered. New comments will also count for entry.

Generous reader Brandon wants to give his four Southwest drink passes that expire December 31, 2015 to one lucky reader.

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If you can use them, leave a comment. Put your real email address into the email field when making the comment. Only I will see it, and it will be used for no purpose other than contacting the winner.

Do you have any lounge or drink passes expiring soon? Let me know, and I’ll help you get them to someone who can use them.

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