Admiral Beez
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What happened to Tim Hortons? The downfall of Canada's brand
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jul/09/tim-hortons-canada-coffee-brand-popularity-downfall
Umm.... this is Canada you Brazilian f#cks. We have winter, and in the past winter drove us into Timmies, not away. Tim Horton and Ron Joyce must be turning in their graves. Blaming winter......
Tim Hortons says cold weather, lukewarm Roll Up the Rim contest led to lower sales
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/tim-hortons-earnings-1.5115190
Tim Hortons drops from 4th to 50th place in Canadian brand reputation survey
https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/tim-hortons-canadian-brand-reputation-survey
Fighting with their franchisees, fighting minimum wage pay for their employees, canceling the "always fresh" doughnuts, tiny/dingy bathrooms and, my biggie, delisting the Dutchie. And in this era of recycling and plastic pollution, Tim Horton's cups remain unrecyclable and they continue to use single-use plastics, even for eat-in orders (remember the ceramic cups and real silverware back in the day?). Any look at the roadside rubbish will show Timmies is the #1 recognizable brand of litter.
And the fix is easy! Run a deposit program, charge everyone $0.05 for their cups, and refund $0.05 when the cups are returned. Yes, you're going to need to serve those oft-time muttering vagrants with shopping carts full of hundreds of cups. Or, just make the cups recyclable or even better, biodegradable.
This place is messed.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/jul/09/tim-hortons-canada-coffee-brand-popularity-downfall
Umm.... this is Canada you Brazilian f#cks. We have winter, and in the past winter drove us into Timmies, not away. Tim Horton and Ron Joyce must be turning in their graves. Blaming winter......
Tim Hortons says cold weather, lukewarm Roll Up the Rim contest led to lower sales
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/tim-hortons-earnings-1.5115190
Tim Hortons drops from 4th to 50th place in Canadian brand reputation survey
https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/tim-hortons-canadian-brand-reputation-survey
Fighting with their franchisees, fighting minimum wage pay for their employees, canceling the "always fresh" doughnuts, tiny/dingy bathrooms and, my biggie, delisting the Dutchie. And in this era of recycling and plastic pollution, Tim Horton's cups remain unrecyclable and they continue to use single-use plastics, even for eat-in orders (remember the ceramic cups and real silverware back in the day?). Any look at the roadside rubbish will show Timmies is the #1 recognizable brand of litter.
And the fix is easy! Run a deposit program, charge everyone $0.05 for their cups, and refund $0.05 when the cups are returned. Yes, you're going to need to serve those oft-time muttering vagrants with shopping carts full of hundreds of cups. Or, just make the cups recyclable or even better, biodegradable.
This place is messed.
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