If you're keen visitor to McDonald's,Watch Climax Online you'll know about its recurring Monopoly promotion that runs in a number of countries across the globe.
You'll often score a free food voucher from the fast food chain if you're lucky, but while you might be tempted to hoard them for future binges, perhaps donating them to the homeless isn't a bad idea.
SEE ALSO: Proposal for marriage equality AND free McNuggets is the perfect dealThat's Matt Lawson from Melbourne in Australia proposed in a Facebook post on Monday.
"Why not put your tokens in a jar and take them to an area where you know there are people less fortunate then [sic] yourself," he wrote. "I did it today and if all of us do it together we can be part of a small change."
"I know it's still consuming junk food, but it can teach our kids and ourselves a lesson in giving with no taking," he said in a comment on the viral post.
Arguably, it's also one way to eat McDonalds and feeling less guilty -- just.
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