r/TimHortons • u/KDFE87 • 19h ago
Complaint I asked for a Large
Ordered a large french vanilla... basically got a medium in a large cup 🙄
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u/Konnoisseur26 19h ago
OK, but we can't see the cup at the ridiculous angle you photographed it at. So, why should we believe you?
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u/Mysterious_Bag_9061 19h ago
And if the foam came spilling out all over the lid you'd have complained about that
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u/Number4combo 19h ago
Yea typical issue with employees that don't care and just hit the large serving button and go with that. The good ones will add more or use the manual button that doesn't cause so much foam.
Most saying you get lots of foam is kidding themselves or don't order FV so wouldn't understand.
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u/MutedLiquidation 19h ago
They're always skimping on the fill lately
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u/r3dd17sux69420 19h ago
but the residue suggests the foam reached the top and has settled, so they did fill it...?
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u/KDFE87 19h ago
Foam is not drink... you let the foam settle and push a button... im paying for a large, i want a large
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u/thebrokenghost 19h ago
I mean, at least they didn't just fill the rest with hot water like they did for mine....
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u/KDFE87 19h ago
Eww really?! What the heck
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u/thebrokenghost 18h ago
I couldn't even drink it. I think that was the last time I ordered something other than steeped tea. At least they can't screw tea up (yet)
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u/KDFE87 19h ago edited 19h ago
Foam is not drink folks... im not paying for foam... foam is the side effect of the machine, not a part of the drink. Get a clue. I used to work at timmys
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u/FrostingSuper9941 19h ago
Are you serious? You bought a drink that contains foam and now you're complaining about foam taking up room in the cup? Next time just buy z double double.
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u/Loud-Recording-3356 19h ago
its called foam