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Tim Hortons

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Sep 17, 2026

Jay WaridaGUEST
10:13
Um, so CJ and I, my co-founder and I would wake up every morning.
Jay WaridaGUEST
10:17
We'd go to the nearest Dunkin' Donuts or Tim Hortons and buy dozens of donut boxes, and we'd just drive around town.
Jay WaridaGUEST
10:24
And one of the, one of the unique things is, uh, you know, auto repair shop owners and people are, are very friendly, right? They're always willing to hear people out.
Jay WaridaGUEST
10:33
Uh, when we, you know, we were young guys coming in, we had no clue about like, you know, the ins and outs of the industry.
Darren GrimesHOST
14:59
be the...
Darren GrimesHOST
14:59
There's Tim Hortons all over Buffalo.
Graham DunlopHOST
15:02
Yeah, I meant the other way around, right? They don't allow US stuff up here.
Graham DunlopHOST
15:05
Like, there is a disparity in trade, right? And I think Trump...
AdrianHOST
7:35
Yeah.
AdrianHOST
7:35
As somebody that went to college in Canada, I'm actually glad that we have Tim Hortons now in Singapore, right? And being able to get a double-double and Jimbits is great.
AdrianHOST
7:47
But, you know, we take your point that Canada, and I think both sides of Pacific, as you said, need to have more information.
AdrianHOST
7:56
And it's really interesting because a few years ago, our friends here at the High Commission gave us a preview of Canada's Indo-Pacific strategy under the then Trudeau administration.
ToriHOST
34:36
What's one place tourists always go to that locals should be going somewhere else instead?
Daniel LomantoGUEST
34:43
Tim Hortons.
ToriHOST
34:45
They go to Tim Hortons?
Daniel LomantoGUEST
34:46
I think, yeah.
Daniel LomantoGUEST
34:46
Like Americans, they want to try it maybe.
Lorena Sekwan FontaineGUEST
47:49
Like, I would like to see 25 years from now that that exists around the country for Indigenous languages, saying street signs that our language has presence, not just in a classroom, but outside on the streets.
Lorena Sekwan FontaineGUEST
48:08
Maybe I go to the reserve and I go to Tim Hortons and I order my coffee in Ojibwe or Cree, right?
Stuart MurrayHOST
48:15
Right.
Lorena Sekwan FontaineGUEST
48:16
The other place that I was so struck by is I went to Iceland a few years, quite a few, well, a few years ago.
Adam MelnickHOST
36:16
And then we had a whole conversation about what we need after the race.
Adam MelnickHOST
36:19
So we don't run through what we did last time, right? Tim Hortons isn't the best post-race nutrition.
Adam MelnickHOST
36:24
It can do in a pinch, but we can do better.
Adam MelnickHOST
36:25
And that's exactly what we're gonna plan to do.
Wendy MitchellHOST
10:03
We'll stay in touch on that.
Wendy MitchellHOST
10:05
And of course, what Toronto is most famous for, other than Tim Hortons, is, of course, audiences.
Wendy MitchellHOST
10:13
I mean, this is a film city.
Wendy MitchellHOST
10:16
People take weeks off of work, just normal everyday people, to go to these films.
Matt SoperHOST
0:44
Oh, dude.
Matt SoperHOST
0:46
Tim Hortons I go to.
Matt SoperHOST
0:49
I order my coffee.
Matt SoperHOST
0:50
Before she hands it to me, she goes, oh, hold on one sec.
VinnyHOST
0:47
person i don't know see it's tough right i
MikePANELIST
0:50
wouldn't honestly know in monetary value if you're speaking money money i would say no i feel like there's no service provided outside of what you're already paying for okay if you wanted to be like hey thanks for you know maybe a little gift card gift card or a gesture here's something for tim hortons or here's a candle or here i feel like money in this case would be a little bit okay i like the gift idea or maybe i At the
ShannonHOST
1:10
end of all the classes, depending on how your daughter receives the lessons and how much she flourishes with that person, then at the end, perhaps.
ShannonHOST
1:17
But at the end of each session, that's a lot.
John PhillipsHOST
0:46
What's that famous donut company here?
Randy WangHOST
0:48
Tim Hortons.
John PhillipsHOST
0:49
Yes, I did have a Tim Hortons donut this morning, and it was delicious.
Randy WangHOST
0:53
I do love me some Canadian food.
Randy WangHOST
0:56
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