He’s One of Just 50 People With Olive Garden’s Lifetime Pasta Pass. You Choose What He Eats Next
Braden Sinclair has turned his love affair with the restaurant chain into an interactive trove of dietary data.
Braden Sinclair is one of just 50 people on Earth to receive Olive Garden’s Lifetime Pasta Pass. The rare honor is bestowed upon individuals who purchased a temporary pasta pass during a promotional period in 2019. Sinclair is a 33-year-old father of two from Maine, and his unique card grants him unlimited pasta, toppings, breadsticks, soup, and salad at any Olive Garden location while the chain remains in business.
Sinclair’s pass does not expire, but it does not allow for delivery. The card has sparked curiosity and confusion among Olive Garden employees, who must verify its authenticity. Sinclair uses the Lifetime Pasta Pass to explore his love for the restaurant while maintaining a healthy diet and responsible dining habits. His online dashboard, Lifetimepastapass.com, showcases his extensive Olive Garden experience, including 112 visits, 152 bowls of pasta, 154,817 calories consumed, $1,878.87 in total meal value, and $607.00 in tips.
Through an online poll, visitors can vote on his next pasta order, allowing the public to engage with his unique privilege.
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