Food Dairy Queen Offers a Year of Free Blizzards If You Find the Source of a Horrible Smell

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Dairy Queen Offers a Year of Free Blizzards If You Find the Source of a Horrible Smell . The owner of a Dairy Queen in Calgary, Alberta really wants to know what the hell that smell is. Sujad Bandali, the DQ owner, is offering a free Blizzard every week for a year to anyone who can find the

A sign on the Dairy Queen location's door warns customers that they are about to enter a Gross Smell Zone. Unfortunately, nobody is able to determine the source of smell [sic]. He then promises a free blizzard once a week for the next year to anyone who can tell him what’s up.

A Dairy Queen in Calgary has issued a reward of free blizzards for a year to anyone who can find the source of a horrible smell.

© Courtesy of Dairy Queen Yeah. It sounds gross. And, well, it might be.

The owner of a Dairy Queen in Calgary, Alberta really wants to know what the hell that smell is. Sujad Bandali, the DQ owner, is offering a free Blizzard every week for a year to anyone who can find the source of a weird smell near the restaurant's entrance. The foul stench has hung in the air of the DQ since it opened in 2015, reports the CBC, and it simply won't go away.

"I smell it like propane and then sometimes you smell it like hydrogen sulfide kind of thing and sometimes it’s just some kind of gas," he told CTV Calgary on Monday.

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The smell , described as an odour of “rotten eggs,” has been surrounding the store in northeast Calgary since 2015. CALGARY—A mysterious odour lingering in a northeast Dairy Queen has plagued the owner for years and now he’s asking for the public’s help identifying the source and free Blizzards

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A Dairy Queen in the North East is giving away Blizzards to anyone who can figure out why the store smells! They've been having a mysterious smell for years. - @AndrewU92#DairyQueen#yyc#Calgary#985VirginRadiopic.twitter.com/0yH7rbusFu

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The potent aroma was first noticed when the store opened. Since then the owner has had firefighters take a look, the natural gas company ATCO checked twice for a gas leak, there were carbon monoxide tests, the sewage system was flushed twice, and other experts have taken a look. Nonetheless, the smell persists.

So, the Blizzard deal was launched a few days ago.

It's a mystery, deepened by the fact that Bandali says not everyone seems able to smell the stench. "It depends on how sensitive the person's nose is. Half the staff can smell it, half of the staff can't smell it," he told the CBC. "We've had customers walk in then walk out. It gets quite embarrassing."

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Customers have already begun offering ideas, including that it could be freon from the freezers. Yet, no one has cracked the riddle to date. If you can figure it out, there's a lot of ice cream in it. "We are really, really hoping somebody can come up with a solution for us," Bandali told the CTV.

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