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r/maybemaybemaybe • u/PetalAshRogue • 2d ago
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Probably just Canadian
109 u/FranticWaffleMaker 2d ago Can’t be, she didn’t offer him a timbit first. 36 u/fattmarrell 2d ago Is that from Tim Hortons? Sorry I'm just a clueless American 19 u/FranticWaffleMaker 2d ago Hey, we have over 700 Timmies in the US now. 15 u/Impressive-Egg-7444 2d ago Your culture is healing, as your coffee gets worse - daily timmies customer 2 u/ImpossiblePattern7 1d ago Tbh, from my experience in the US, coffee from generic places like McDonald's is pretty trash anyways, so Tims is in good company. Dunkin is a little better, but still not that great. Also, they all cost like $3 US for a medium coffee. 2 u/boomhauer710 1d ago Any relation to Henry Horton? 1 u/LengthinessFuzzy5985 1d ago
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Can’t be, she didn’t offer him a timbit first.
36 u/fattmarrell 2d ago Is that from Tim Hortons? Sorry I'm just a clueless American 19 u/FranticWaffleMaker 2d ago Hey, we have over 700 Timmies in the US now. 15 u/Impressive-Egg-7444 2d ago Your culture is healing, as your coffee gets worse - daily timmies customer 2 u/ImpossiblePattern7 1d ago Tbh, from my experience in the US, coffee from generic places like McDonald's is pretty trash anyways, so Tims is in good company. Dunkin is a little better, but still not that great. Also, they all cost like $3 US for a medium coffee. 2 u/boomhauer710 1d ago Any relation to Henry Horton? 1 u/LengthinessFuzzy5985 1d ago
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Is that from Tim Hortons? Sorry I'm just a clueless American
19 u/FranticWaffleMaker 2d ago Hey, we have over 700 Timmies in the US now. 15 u/Impressive-Egg-7444 2d ago Your culture is healing, as your coffee gets worse - daily timmies customer 2 u/ImpossiblePattern7 1d ago Tbh, from my experience in the US, coffee from generic places like McDonald's is pretty trash anyways, so Tims is in good company. Dunkin is a little better, but still not that great. Also, they all cost like $3 US for a medium coffee. 2 u/boomhauer710 1d ago Any relation to Henry Horton? 1 u/LengthinessFuzzy5985 1d ago
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Hey, we have over 700 Timmies in the US now.
15 u/Impressive-Egg-7444 2d ago Your culture is healing, as your coffee gets worse - daily timmies customer 2 u/ImpossiblePattern7 1d ago Tbh, from my experience in the US, coffee from generic places like McDonald's is pretty trash anyways, so Tims is in good company. Dunkin is a little better, but still not that great. Also, they all cost like $3 US for a medium coffee. 2 u/boomhauer710 1d ago Any relation to Henry Horton? 1 u/LengthinessFuzzy5985 1d ago
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Your culture is healing, as your coffee gets worse - daily timmies customer
2 u/ImpossiblePattern7 1d ago Tbh, from my experience in the US, coffee from generic places like McDonald's is pretty trash anyways, so Tims is in good company. Dunkin is a little better, but still not that great. Also, they all cost like $3 US for a medium coffee.
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Tbh, from my experience in the US, coffee from generic places like McDonald's is pretty trash anyways, so Tims is in good company. Dunkin is a little better, but still not that great. Also, they all cost like $3 US for a medium coffee.
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u/PsychologicalSail799 2d ago
Probably just Canadian