One restaurant chain's special promo may not have been a great idea during Red Sox winning streak

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The Boston Red Sox had their 15-game winning streak snapped earlier this week, and no one may be happier about it than a Boston-area restaurant.

Sure, the folks who work there are probably big Red Sox fans, but this winning streak had them losing their asses thanks to a promotion they were running.

The chain, 99 Restaurants, originated in Boston and has locations throughout New England and into New York.

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The Boston Red Sox's win streak tied a franchise record at 15 games. (Photo by Danielle Parhizkaran/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)

According to Front Office Sports, the restaurant has been running a really simple promotion with the Red Sox since 2008: when the Red Sox win, kids eat free.

I think you can already see how this may have become a problem.

The Red Sox did not lose from July 2 until July 22, which means that for almost three weeks, kids were throwing down free grub.

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Now, I've seen a million promotions like this. Especially if you go to a minor league game, you'll see this for just about anything that can happen in a game.

Infield fly? Well, that just earned everyone in attendance a free small Blizzard treat from your local Dairy Queen (terms and conditions apply)!

But most of the time, I end up wondering how many people are going in with ticket stubs or even remembering that this promotion is even happening. Trust me, I love the idea of six free wings from some bar as much as the next red-blooded American, but