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‘Them points come in clutch’: Chick-Fil-A customer has $2 in his bank account but 20,000 Chick-Fil-A points

‘Been there with McDonalds app [a] few times.’

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Stacy Fernandez

Chick-Fil-A customer greenscreen TikTok over interior of restaurant with caption 'When you got $2 in your bank account but got 20,000 Chick-Fil-A points' (l) Chick-Fil-A drive thru sign for ordering ahead and earning points (c) Chick-Fil-A customer greenscreen TikTok over interior of restaurant with caption 'When you got $2 in your bank account but got 20,000 Chick-Fil-A points' (r)

In a viral video, a TikToker joked that even though he barely had money in his account, he was rich in Chick-fil-A points.

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In the clip, user @nicekidd pretends to be inside one of the fast-food locations as he pays with the points he accumulated through his Chick-fil-A One membership.

As he’s paying, @nicekidd mouths the lyrics, “Call me what you want but you can’t call me broke. Money.”

“When you got $2 in your account but got 20,000 Chick-Fil-A points,” the text overlay on the video read.

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The TikTok has garnered more than 735,000 views and about 465 comments as of Wednesday morning.

“It will be my pleasure,” the caption read.

@nicekidd It will be my pleasure #fyp #foryou #chickfila #greenscreen ♬ original sound – Brat

The Chick-fil-A One membership program allows customers to earn points when they place an order at the popular chicken sandwich joint. The program has four tiers: member, silver member, red member, and signature member.

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With the basic tier membership, users earn 10 points for every dollar spent. Those at this tier can use their points to redeem rewards, get a birthday gift, and be notified of new menu items. If @nicekidd is a lower-tier member, that means he’d spent at least $2,000 at Chick-fil-A.

According to food site All Recipes, @nicekidd can use 2,500 points towards a meal that includes an entrée, side, and drink; 800 points for a 5-count of grilled nuggets; 700 points for a sausage biscuit; or 500 points for large waffle fries.

Several commenters related to the reality of having a low account balance but having plenty of points from a fast-food restaurant.

“Been there with McDonalds app [a] few times,” a person said.

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“Thats why i just save them up for rainy days,” another wrote.

“Me yesterday got me my free 30ct nuggets and cooked fries at home,” a third commenter shared.

The Daily Dot reached out to @nicekidd and Chick-fil-A via email.

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