#OTRbesthour
What is the best hour of your life?
Nov 11 – Dec 8, 2015

WHAT IS THE BEST HOUR OF YOUR LIFE?

#otrbesthour

OTR started the idea of giving back on the first day of daylight savings back in October when we all lost an hour. Customers across the state were given freebies so they could spend quality time for themselves, or with family and friends – from free coffee and massages, to movie tickets, family trips to the zoo and even flight vouchers. The response was priceless: you can watch the clip via facebook.com/OTRSA.

From November 11, OTR is giving their customers a chance to win a share of $20k to create the best hour of their life. All customers need to do is purchase any two cold drinks in store and then go online and let OTR know what the best hour of their life would be…..

“I’d forget the diet for an hour and scoff choccies in Switzerland”

“I’d shout my mates tickets to the Test match at every game in Australia!”

“I’d ride on a Harley on Route 66 on my birthday”

“I’d scream my lungs out at a Taylor Swift concert in NYC”

With 125 stores located across South Australia and growing, OTR understands that the success of the business is down to one thing – its customers – and they want to say thank you.

OTR is always open and is the ultimate convenience brand offering a one-stop shop with in store barista made coffee, delicious food, supermarket essentials, fuel, car wash and more.

“The loyalty of our customers has contributed to the success of OTR and we’d like to return the favour by giving them time do something with a real personal meaning to them,” said Michaela Webster, OTR Chief Operating Officer.

How to enter the ‘Best Hour’ competition: buy any 2 cold drinks (in one transaction) from OTR between 11 November and 8 December, 2015, collect the receipt and head to OTR’s website (www.ontherun.com.au) or Facebook page (www.facebook.com.au/OTRSA). Write in 25 words or less what you’d do with the best hour of your life. One winner will be drawn each week for 4 weeks, to make their best hour a reality (valued up to $5,000).