Naming your baby after this restaurant can get you what?!
While some parents choose traditional names for their children, or use movie stars and even royalty for inspiration — there is one name Aussie families could choose to ensure they are well-fed for decades to come.
Domino's have put out a call to Aussie parents whose child may be born on the company's 60th anniversary, announcing they can go in the running to win 60 years' worth of free pizza — but there is a catch.
Parents will have to name their newborn bub after the restaurant.
Acceptable names include "Dominic" for a boy or "Dominique" for a girl, and they must be born in Australia on December 9, 2020.
Domino's Australia and New Zealand CEO Nick Knight said that while there is nothing more important than the safe arrival of a new bub, being able to treat family and friends to free pizza from birth was still up there.
"We have been blessed with 60 incredible years as a company, with 37 of those here in Australia," he said.
"What better way for our Domino's family to mark this occasion and to share the joy of the next 60 years than with a truly unique birthday gift for someone's own bundle of joy – from our family to yours! After all, nothing brings people closer like pizza… and the arrival of a new baby."
Eligible parents must be the first to confirm with Domino's that their baby was in fact born on December 9, and have the name 'Dominic' or 'Dominique'.
Entrants can notify the restuatant by emailing dombaby@dominos.com.au the relevant details, with a lucky winner to be notified via phone and asked to provide a copy of the baby's birth certificate by January 30, 2021.
If the family meets the criteria they'll receive a cash prize of $10,080 — which equals to a $14 pizza every month for 60 years.