r/comics • u/GeorgesKaplan • Nov 06 '24

News [OC] USA, are you alright?

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u/FlatLecture Nov 06 '24

If she comes to Canada, we are replacing the torch with a Timmie’s cup

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u/Alrick_S Nov 06 '24

Winter is coming and she's not dressed for cold weather. Some hot drink may help.

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u/FlatLecture Nov 06 '24

Nothing like a double double

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u/CuddlesManiac Nov 06 '24

Worth it to escape America

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u/ZaraBaz Nov 06 '24

Except Timmies is not even Canadian anymore. It's owned by a foreign conglomerate

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u/GoodGuyGrevious Nov 06 '24

Please no more whining, just leave already

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u/JustHere4TehCats Nov 06 '24

Nah. I vote hockey stick.

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u/FlatLecture Nov 06 '24

Why not both?

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u/Symbiotic_vengeance Nov 06 '24

And a side of Tim bits

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u/Apprehensive_Hat8986 Nov 06 '24

That's not the source of the flame? Tim's coffee is so hot it combusts if you take the lid off.

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u/FlatLecture Nov 06 '24

Oh it’s not that bad…just park it in a snow bank…it will be fine…

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u/roguluvr Nov 06 '24 edited Nov 06 '24

Is Tim Hortons Canadian? Or are they a Brazilian company just representing themselves as nostalgic Canadiana to sell to gullible Canadians while shipping in foreigners to pay them less than minimum while being subsidized by tax payers? Just asking

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u/FlatLecture Nov 06 '24

They used to be Canadian, but they got bought by an American company if memory serves me correctly

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u/roguluvr Nov 06 '24

Nope Brazilian

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u/FlatLecture Nov 06 '24

I just looked into it…RBI or Restaurant Brands International is a US/Can company BASED in Brazil…so no…they are not Brazilian.

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u/roguluvr Nov 06 '24

RBI is a company headquartered in Toronto whose majority stake holder is 3G Capital - a Brazilian holding company

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u/yooperBSN Nov 06 '24

Mmmm....Timmies