Viral Idaho delivery driver inspires Domino’s and Coca-Cola to launch nationwide promo code

Domino’s and Coca-Cola are honoring Dan with a nationwide promo: use code DANTHEMAN when ordering online from April 30 through May 3 to get a free 20 oz Coke.

BOISE, Idaho — Dan Simpson has been a Domino’s delivery driver for more than 10 years, but recently went viral for his dedication to the perfect delivery.

What started as a normal Friday night in Boise, chock-full of pizza orders, Simpson noticed an order was incomplete. A couple had ordered two 20-oz Diet Cokes, but that particular Domino’s location was out of those. Simpson decided to go out of his way, stopping at a nearby store to pick up that item for the couple. 

The Boise-based couple was so amazed at Simpson’s desire to go above and beyond, they gave him a hefty tip. But Brian Wilson, one half of the couple, knew there was more they could do. So Wilson began a GoFundMe. 

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“We were honestly blown away. That level of care and kindness is rare these days,” said Wilson on the GoFundMe. 

Wilson and Simpson connected over the following days, with Simpson sharing that delivery driving has been his second job for some time, as he prepares to retire. Wilson knew that this GoFundMe was the perfect way to support Simpson’s desire to retire, and so did the community. 

Not only did the GoFundMe quickly hit its goal, but the story went viral. 

Now, the story finds a new angle: a nationwide discount code. 

Domino’s and Coca-Cola were so inspired by Simpson’s story that they are opening up a discount code. 

From April 30 through May 3, Domino’s stores across the country will honor Simpson by giving customers a free 20-oz Coca-Cola beverage when they order online and use the code “DANTHEMAN”.

In a news release, a Domino’s spokesperson adds, “We believe that sometimes the smallest actions can have the biggest impact, and this is our way of continuing the spirit of generosity, inspired by Dan.”

At the time of publication, the GoFundMe set up for Simpson has hit $168,000. 

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