New York (CNN Business)Burger King has figured out how to serve Whoppers upside-down in 1980s-era packaging and turn that into a marketing opportunity.

In a partnership with Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” the hamburger chain announced it will soon sell an “Upside-Down Whopper” sandwich, which is just a regular Whopper served with the bottom of the bun on the top of the burger and the top of the bun on the bottom. It’s just like a normal Whopper, but upside-down.  Here’s the entire story.

Stop us if you’ve heard this one before – retailer with plentiful coupons decides to cut back and offer “everyday values” instead, customers balk, sales decline, CEO abruptly departs, and new CEO changes everything back to the way it was.

JCPenney circa 2012? Try Michaels circa 2019.  Here’s the whole hot mess article from Coupons in the News.

You would think that Build-A-Bear Workshop – and thousands of frazzled, disappointed customers – would never want to hear the words “Pay Your Age” again. But believe it or not, the event that caused chaos last summer in malls across the country and even overseas is making a comeback.

So you’d better grab the kids, jump in the car and get in line right now!

Actually, the stuffed animal store has taken steps to make the promotion much more manageable this year. At least that’s their hope. Here’s the whole enchilada from Coupons in the News here.