evidence: Over the years, we've seen no shortage of Chick-fil-A scams and rumors. We previously reported on Facebook scams that promised free Chick-fil-A food and gift baskets, an outdated offer for free food for a year, Mother's Day fakery, and even a different fake offer for mothers that was unrelated to Mother's Day. [...] The idea for customers to say "my pleasure" for free Chick-fil-A menu items had been shared on social media for at least a few years. Some customers believed that it earned a free ice cream cone or other dessert, such as the Icedream Cone or Cookie Icedream Sandwich: This was not true, although that's not to say that the company had never given a free dessert to customers. In 2016, the company started its "Cell Phone Coop" family challenge. The idea was for a family who dines inside a Chick-fil-A restaurant to place all of their mobile phones in the special "coop" during their meal. If all family members abstained from checking their phones, they each were rewarded with an ice cream cone.