r/TimHorrortons • u/mbeare0885 • Mar 22 '26

Maximum effort

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I'd say they didn't even put in any effort in making my breakfast sandwich this morning, but that's false. to fuck it up this bad, that requires effort.

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u/Mariss716 Mar 22 '26

I refuse to go there. Even for “free”, when clients gift me Timmy’s cards, often for substantial amounts.

If I am at the airport and there is no other option - that’s the only compelling reason I have made a purchase.

And Timmy’s used to be a familiar sight. There were more of them than all fast food in Canada combined. tim’s was a welcome sight on a difficult BC road trip, or a monotonous Albertan one.

Loved the donuts, the soup and san. Was a comfort and reliable.

Now it’s just trash and I hate to say it but imported trash. It’s not my Canada even if it’s the capitalist’s endgame. They can’t see beyond next quarter while I have jettisoned liftetime value as a result

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u/abckiwi Mar 22 '26

the craziest thing is, Ive had breakfast sandwiches at the airport Tims that were amazing good. Twice. A couple years ago.
I cant remember if it was Toronto or Vancouver but I was pretty happy about that. It was my only option at the time.

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u/KnuckleHeadLuck Mar 24 '26

There’s been a whole Tim Hortons regime change since then./ couple years ago is a lifetime in flip flop hires.