Hershey stuffs thousands of Kit Kats into car of student who got his stolen





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Photo: Someone broke into Hunter Jobbins' car to steal his Kit Kat, so Hershey gave him 6,500 new candy bars.>>KEEP CLICKING TO SEE AMERICA'S FAVORITE CANDY BY STATE.Photo: Kit Kat Twitter Screen Shot



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Photo: Someone broke into Hunter Jobbins' car to steal his Kit Kat, so Hershey gave him 6,500 new candy bars.>>KEEP CLICKING TO SEE AMERICA'S FAVORITE CANDY BY STATE.Photo: Kit Kat Twitter Screen Shot Image 1 of / 81 Caption Close Hershey stuffs thousands of Kit Kats into car of student who got his stolen 1 / 81 Back to Gallery

On Oct. 30, Hunter Jobbins tweeted a hilarious apology note left by someone who broke into his car just to steal his Kit Kat.

The initial tweet got retweeted over 180.000 time and has nearly half a million favorites along with thousands of replies, including one from the official Kit Kat Twitter promising a replacement for the tragic loss.

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Little did he know that a replacement meant that Hershey would fill his car to the brim with 6,500 candy bars, which he shared with other students on campus.

Kit Kat tweeted a picture of Jobbins among with thousands of chocolate bars with a caption telling the thief to keep his candy, but we're pretty sure he or she was probably among the students getting free Kit Kats from Jobbins.

Keep your Kit Kat, thief

Good on you for sharing, Hunter. Now all that's left is to know who was the Kit Kat thief who started it all.

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