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Tim Hortons is low-mid tier at best... Did you feel anything?
Frustrated that you marked it mid-tier. Tim Hortons is utter trash.
Have you talked to a Canadian in the past 15 years? Tim's is low tier. Perhaps the bottom. McDonald's coffee is even leagues ahead. Tim's changed their bean supplier years ago and I've heard McDonald's now uses it.
Kinda, what happened is Tim Hortons used to get their coffee from a supplier that would roast the beans for them, when they were bought out they switched to roasting their own beans which was cheaper.
When McDonald's entered the market they approached that same supplier and a blend was created for them, its not the same roast as Tim Hortons. But it is a premium roast vs Tim Hortons roasting on the cheap. Which is why Tim Hortons coffee got weaker. McDonald's coffee is more akin to what Tim Hortons used to be.
Fire and water aren't even real elements 🤷
What if dinosaurs had feelings? Or are we collectively ignoring that one's existence?
Can somebody explain the scotland Thing to me?
Thanks for calling me brave because i asked the question!
You are brave! Proud of you my boy.
Italian mermaids?
They forgot: what if Colombians had feelings
🎵We don't talk about Columbia, nah, nah, nah! We don't talk about Columbiaaaa! 🎵
Should probably just keep listing movies back a century, and then books back for centuries before that, since "having feelings" is just how you tell stories that people like
Oh, so that's why I didn't understand what was going on.... Someone swapped my maple syrup with feelings.
Chop 'em, boil 'em and stick 'em in a stew.
Canadians only have two feelings. Being apologetic and being happy to see ya.
Sometimes blood thirsty lumberjacks in a diabetic rage without the diabetes, but only when ya fuck with the maple.
The dress looks photoshopped
Forgot Chinese Americans
I am shocked that young children's movies are centered around emotions. Shocked!
What film is about Canadians having feelings? All I see is Lightyear and Turning Red in 2022.
Turning Red takes place in Toronto

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