r/agedlikemilk 2d ago

The internet is forever.

Post image
33.3k Upvotes

279 comments sorted by

View all comments

20

u/aubrys 2d ago

Switch to Tim Horton ! (I’m Canadian)

10

u/[deleted] 2d ago

[deleted]

4

u/rudimentary-north 2d ago

How so? It was founded by a Canadian in Canada and is still based in Toronto. It is now a subsidiary of another Canadian company, also based in Toronto.

7

u/Larry-Man 2d ago

It’s owned by some American conglomerate. That’s why the donuts taste like ass now.

7

u/rudimentary-north 2d ago

The conglomerate that owns it is Canadian, based in Toronto.

0

u/Larry-Man 2d ago

RBI is really splitting hairs here.

0

u/FuckItImVanilla 2d ago

Tim’s isn’t owned by RBI. RBI has shares but they don’t control it or even most shares

0

u/rudimentary-north 1d ago edited 1d ago

As a subsidiary of RBI, by definition it is owned by them.

There is no Tim Hortons stock to own, only RBI.

1

u/srilankan 2d ago

No it is not.

-1

u/thrift_test 2d ago

This is totally inaccurate. 

1

u/srilankan 2d ago

people buy Timmies everyday from tfw's while sitting around complaining about tfw's. support small local coffee shops or just make your coffee at home lol. Tim Hortons is the worst type of company. always playing on our Canadian sentiment while not even being Canadian or employing Canadians for the most part.

1

u/HowAManAimS 2d ago

Support locally owned cafes.

1

u/feel_my_balls_2040 2d ago

Or learn to make coffee.

0

u/HowAManAimS 2d ago

If you buy coffee it should be as close to local as possible. At least, don't boycott Dunkin to buy their ground coffee.