Tim Horton's is a blot on the canadian landscape and if the small cup of coffee had NO coffee in it i would be delighted to pay more for it than if it had coffee in it. I never fancied
warm dishwater.
p
Victor Rehorst wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 23 2000 ThisOlNewt@aol.com wrote:
>
> -----
> In my international travels I have always found the Molson Drinking Hockey
> fans of the North to be Friendly. They could do away with the silly useless
> small size coffee at Tim Hortons. Its like a sip in a cup.
> -----
>
> "Small" coffee? Who would ever want to do that?
>
> I think the greatest Canadian business success story would be if Tim Hortons became a worldwide organization bigger than McDonalds.
>
> (background: Tim Horton's is a large donut shop / coffee shop chain in Canada.)
>
> Victor Rehorst - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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